All together on Wheat!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- So we have merged together and joined forces for the wheat run. 🙂
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I've never had a John Deere clean the wheat that good. That's impressive
Knee-high is a lot better than ankle high
And balls deep beats them all
Its fantastic that you are so positive after three years of terrible crops that’s really stimulating and an example for us all when we whine over one year of losing 30-40 % of the crops to rain. Keep your good mood you have your wonderful family and the Lord. Next year it’s going to be a record good harvest. 🙏✌️
I agree 100%
I just can't imagine how you can survive of three years of drought and using the most updated equipment available..and with the highest input costs of production that we have ever experienced.
Put a jam knot on them to lock it in place for the tensioning Bolt
Fun to just let loose and be kids out there with all the toys. Enjoy the harvest.
You could put on a nut to lock the bolt, then it would not unscrew I believe.
Great video Mike
That looks like a shitload of fun! Running a combine for a season on those big fields you have over there is definitely on my bucket list!
I love radio chatter!! 😂it's a fun part of harvesting
12:25, what a fleet of combines. Thanks for sharing Mike.
Nice clean sample.
Thank you. I feel for you about your low yields😊
Tailgate Warranty, I've never heard that one before. Where I'm from people say a 30-30 warranty. 30 steps or 30 seconds, whichever comes first.
Good job guys
It looks like a combine Rodeo out there.
Wheat coverage is very good, I think you should plant more wheat, greetings from Brazil. We are very concerned here with straw in the soil.
Hi Mike,
We use to cut with 12 old 95 John Deere combines and we would cut to the center of the field and cut a circle from the inside out and it worked really good. You guys should give it a try and see how it works. It made it easy for grain carts and trucks to get to all the machines too. You could kind of tell the center of the field by the low spot from mold board plowing but with GPS now you could find it easy.
You said old weren’t the 95s new
@kenhofer8063 These were mostly 1968, 1969 full hillside models, 16' headers and diesel engines.
Later John Deere came out with the 9500 sidehill models and we had two of them with 30' headers.
DKW ireland, Mike put lock nuts on the tensioner bolts of the header.
Little blue loctite would likely stop those annoying bolts from vibrating loose
That would make sense so he won’t use it
jam nuts FTW
@@ruststarCorrect. This guy is worse than a squirrel on crack and the squirrel probably has more brain power
Honking horns is a constant means of communication in some countries like India, Ecuador & Peru. The most important feature of a vehicle that comes in all sorts of sizes, volumes & tones 🎺🎷
Sample looks great
Can you put a lock nut on those tensioner bolts to keep them from coming loose.
Sample looks great for deere!!!
that's a lot of green and I LOVE it.
You know about that header Mike! Lol glad the S series is back in action
Red loc-tite for steel bolts into steel. Green loc-tite can migrate into the threads, blue loc-tite for bolts going into aluminum. I would be trying a long neck Milwaukee cordless ratchet for access. Set all the combines up and go thru and hit them with loc-tite so it can set up overnight. Have a safe harvest !!
do you have room to put a jam nut on the bolt. might help not vibrate loose.
Jou are the best mike. Hope for a good harvest for the rest of 2023 i live in south africa, i turned 15 the 19 august. You are the best farm youtuber, the x9 is the best harvester for me and jou made me see it even better. I have not see it in reel live but me and my father and mother are going to a big farm expo the 14 of september and i hope it will be there. We farm smal and only have one small trakter but i love the big traktors like the 8r 9r 9rx. Thanks a lot for all jour great vidoes and hope jou have a good harvest.
Like your 9rt on the grain cart!
There is a product called Vibritite, you put it on the threads, let it dry 24hr then put it in and tighten. It doesn't gum up like thread locker.
Add a jam nut to lock adjuster bolt in place.
Mike, you might want to add a jamb-nut on those tensioner bolts to keep them from loosening up.
30 bushel is a good crop down here in west Texas. 40-50 is a homerun.
Would you think if you tried a longer bolt with a nut to lock the bolt to the yolk/arm?
I love the combine ballet
That's would be cool to have that many combines in the field. We are like ya two combines lol
Put jam nuts on those bolts
I like how Mike is scared of a mouse like I am towards a snake the dang snakes terrified me I can’t even watch them on tv but mike cracks me up when he sees a mouse he gets gone quick
Love the videos Mike. Can you put a jam nut on that tension bolt to keep it from loosening?
Great minds think alike 😂
Can you run a jam nut to lock in the tensioning bolt for the header?
Put a lock nut on the bolt so it doesn't back off.
I’m sure it’s a bolt into a threaded hole
put a lock washer on that bolt or lock tight light. good job on that field stay good stay real.
The further from the score producing the vibration, the more harmonics. I.E. the more "Locktite" to use on the fasteners.
In your case Mike, I'd guess 'by the case'.
Ever think of putting a slightly longer bolt with a locking nut on it to tighten down and then lock it in with the nut
With how those headers are going you’ll have the honeybees back next 😂
Good one from🇦🇺
Lots of money moving around in that big field 😂
Big?? 320 Acres is considered small. Mike said in a previous video the Avg field is 1240 “ish” Acres or 2 Sections.
Avaeraging 80 bushels an acre in south central Manitoba hope you guys get a ok rest of ur crop
Need air reels on the headers they save a lot of header loss.
So around $50,000 for the wheat in that field alone.
Great clean sample . You should tell everyone that farmers are receiving 1990 wheat prices and we should be receiving at least 15-20 dollars a bushel . Massive inflation, incredible expenses, drought everywhere and we receive 1990 wheat and grain prices. Beyond crazy , it would be like a normal worker making 6000 dollars a year and nobody knows this information
Cry harder. Maybe grow something that isn’t raised on every continent except Antarctica and will bring a premium when you sell it
I haven't seen prices like this even in 1990
Mike I hope you receive this comment have you thought about picking up some more cameras and giving them to some of the guys? So we could see more
Magnifique moissonneuse batteuse et les coupes et les champs de blé sont bien grand 😮😊😂
Possitive thoughts on a 25 bushel crop. 🏆🏆
Question for ya Mike-?
Would auto reel speed be of any benefit-?
Running the reel a tad too fast and hitting the wheat heads too hard causes shatter loss, also if the wheat is too ripe.
Rain makes grain!
Hi Mike! Enjoy your videos a lot! It would seem to me the John Deere pays huge amounts of money designing their equipment. The engineers they hire to design said equipment paid exorbitant tuition to become engineers. Very intelligent people. So why didn’t they understand how a header is used? Any shade tree mechanic know the vibration and bouncing of a header would loosen those bolts. There no locking mechanism.
Ah, you are asking the million dollar question! When I was working at Caltech and Princeton, the newly minted “engineers” had a head full of knowledge, but none of it was practical knowledge. Things like jamb nuts or using the common thread sizes vs the hard to find ones were simply not taught, I spent a large part of my time explaining what makes something easy to make or easy to maintain vs what they were proposing. Got a little frustrated when they didn’t listen or acknowledge this…. My other grump is the using of really exotic threads like Wentworth to keep users from maintaining our own equipment
Have you ever considered the crary air system for your heads it is a game changer you almost don’t need a reel if you have a wind system
Would a jam nut help with those bolts? Or using shorter bolts with lock washers
That's some expensive stuff for 10-25 bushel crop.
What do you call 100 politicians thrown out of a plane at 1000 feet. A good start
Don’t forget to dig a hole cause coyotes won’t eat the 💩
Mike, should try some counternuts and a lil longer bolt that You keep losing, in case You didn't try it yet.
Would a skinny lock nut on the adjuster bolts under the header solve the loosening off problem
How many combines do you guys have? How do you handle the money end of things being as you all buy your own seperate equipment but farm together.
Mike,have you ever looked into buying a drone?
I'm sure that this would unlock a whole new perspective of videos to your channel.
Can you put a locking nut on that tensioner bolt tock it in place.?
Jam nuts on your bolts man
Very nice sample. We finished durum Sat night. Not a big crop but thankful for what we got. Around 60% of normal.
Starting canola today, let’s just say I’m glad I took 80% crop insurance.
Will have some that will be “ok” but the majority isn’t good.
You must have a ton down by now?
3/4 done and durum tested dry north but I am needed south for 3 more days, then we ll be breaking away for the rest of Harvest. Risky to leave dry durum sitting north 😬😆
Harvesting is easier than ever
Dear Michael, I am astounded that you are always so positive, when one considers the multi millions dollars you have in machinery alone, then combining such low yields, what's your secret. Best Wishes
Mike just love that jd cool aid no complaining about numerous jd breakdowns but any other color breakdown he's ready to trade😂
Oh, no! Haha we have had quite a few breakdowns but no breakdowns with the new Deeres - which is comparable to the new Ideals. When you run 10yr old equipment, you just expect more breakdowns, don't matter which colour.
There's a big difference between new and old machines, the Ideals were new and broke down more often then our 10yr old machines. 😆🤷🏼♂️
I'm a claas man 8900 is a beast
Boy those Z9’s are impressive. Lol
Is that one of the bolts you cant put loctite on to keep it in place?
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Good to hear 25 28 but used to be a great crop way back when.
Does the equipment operator who is older get the “Right Of Way” when you are converging on one area as you are finishing up a field 🤣😂
For those bolts is locktight an option?
Lock
tite on the tension bolts
I’m very surprised that if those bolts are for “adjustment” purposes, why no jam nut to help lock it in place?
Hello Mike how many combine harvesters do you have? you could not start all together with all your combine harvester on the longest possible fields and filmed by a drone it will make a beautiful image for all your family and your employees, surely some of your guys have drones, right?
How many combines are you running ?
Mike have you seen the new release of the Claas 650hp and CASE 715 hp quad tracks?
Have you looked into it at all?
New T shirt Mike? 😁👍🏽
How many combines are you running this year?? Also how many bankouts, and trucks
So, looking at the flags, at the end when you point out your combine.
That guy is Dutch??
Yep, Mark is Dutch, his brother Rick is also on the South farm. [ Red - White - Blue _____ Flag of the Netherlands ] 😉
@@ytfan3815 Always hear about Dutch farmers moving to Canada, never seen them. Good for them!!!
Why don't u install a video phone holder in cab
Love yr positivity Mike
Hi Mike. How many combines are you using on the south farm? ( I know you personally can only run one!! LOL)
are wheat ia doing around 46 bus/acre this year
Use jam nuts on the bolts coming lose? Just an idea
Is this milling wheat for breadmaking or wheat for animal-feed?
I ask because I want to know if we will have enough bread after this year
of bad weather. UK
have you tried Loctite on these header bolts?
Hey Mike, are you able to plant some fall crops thanks to the current rains? Or is it still too dry?
What rains
So just one heavy rain can make or break a crop yield? That is crazy
This year we had 1 field do 80 bu. Never I'm my life have I seen such a good crop. I was sad to finish that field
Where u farm?
Probably in Mexico
@@Toews1247 ND
@@lobbyrobby ok south central Manitoba we got 85 at average and my 70 year old granpa said hadn’t ever seen the likes our corn and canola also looks great
@@Toews1247 our canola was great this year too. It's funny you mention your grandpa because my dad just told my brother and I a couple days ago that our grandpa told him back in 1984 to remember this because they had 42 bushel wheat and they've never seen that before. A couple years ago we were combining 7-15 bu wheat because of the drought. It's crazy how drastically things can change from year to year
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Will ya go an buy a drone for a nice big over view when yer all together, surely one of the grain cart drivers could fly it when there sitting doin nothing 😂😂
Goodness did I count 11 combines?
hey Mike, why dont you try autumn wheat? Will it froze in that harsh winter? in the EU we mostly usig that.
It needs moisture in the fall to germinate and the soil is extremely dry right now and the chances of it surviving the winter are slim to none
How does any of this pencil out?
It doesn't......farm till your done😂
How many acres in wheat Mike?