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Urbana Illinois CORN HARVEST 2019
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2019
- Video from the evening of Wednesday September 25, 2019 just north of Urbana Illinois as a farm harvests some corn with their New Holland CR9.90 combine with a 12 row Gerringhoff corn head. Also in the Video is their John Deere 9360R Tractor pulling a Kinze 1300 tracked grain cart.
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Like seeing other than Green combines in the field ! Thank You !
Have to agree. I asked a dealer in Oz about after sales service, his reply was "there's none as green tractors don't break down!!, i walked out before i hit him :)
I would have hit him for that bs lie
Could literally wait a few months for a similar sight in Illinois for Spring, but it's winter and I needed something to remind me the corn season is coming. Empty corn fields outside my window right now.
Some really great drone footage in the evening sun to show those machines in all their awesomeness
One thing I like about videos from the true cornbelt..........clean fields.
No weeds/grass like seen in some videos outside the corn belt.
I absolutely love this setup, thank you for what you do!!!
I just found your channel and I really enjoy the harvest videos, thanks. I'll binge watch to catch up.
Great video as always! Love the CR 9.90😊
Great job Mike . Was totally impressed with your coverage that day . I'M one of the drivers you spoke to !!
Okay awesome. Made for a great video.
Cool fact about this farm they sold their 9360r because they didn’t like having an articulated tractor on their db90 and they bought a challenger 2 track and have had nothing but issues. They also traded there versatile for a 9570rx
I like all these different machines, and your videos,keep up the good work❤
I like the look of the LSW wheels.
His grain head must be a bunch wider. That auger is looooong! 👍🏼✔️🤠
I like your corn harvest video
nice to see a tractor of that calibre equipped with proper tyres
showroom condition on every thing including the views. great video Mike.
Great shots,Mike,....love it!!!
This is a Great Video. It is nice to see a New Holland Combine shelling Corn. I like the Kinze Graincart on Tracks.
Nice video Mike, looks like a brand new cart, and that’s a awesome set of shoes on that tractor 😎
As always....fantastic video Mike!👍👍
You could water ski in the ditches today near Peoria. Lots of rain.
Rained 3in near Galesburg more coming
We got eight inches North, north east of Metamora!
Thanks for another great video Mike.
I enjoyed the video an beautifull scenery an the trains too !!👍 sure is a good looking tractor with those tires on it .. thanks for sharing !! P.s I sure am liking the looks of those new Versatile tractors .. sure would like to see one them👍 big new toys out in the field working too !!
Awesome video as always. I really like watching that Geringhoff corn head eat that corn like a hungry beast lol
Hi Mike hope you have your ski doos ready for snow, because it’s snowing here in Quebec
Fantastic video footage keep up the good work cheers Antony 👍 👍
Nice video we order our parts from Shaff and farm an hour from Champaign
Great video! I really enjoyed watching!
I'm a new sub, I love these video's great job my friend. Hello from Nashville,Tn
As always Mike the drone footage is awesome. Great video
Great video Mike. Nice job, keep'em coming!
Good video mike!
Thanks Jake, You're in the next video.
Verry nice video Mike,love it.👍
Maybe get reactions from farmer on his tires and reasons for his equipment selection or what he likes about a particular piece of equipment.
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I wish I knew What Size Tires are on that Combine, can’t tell if they are 1050/50R32 (73x44x32) or if they are 1250/50R32 (76x50x32) Tires. They look like 1050/50R32 Tires. I sure do like seeing the New Holland, Gleaner, & Claas Combines, it’s nice to see something Other than CIH Red & JD Green.
i live somewhere around those corn feilds i saw that yellow tractor before in 2017
Great drone shots. Bounty as far as the eye can see.
Es,bellísimo la acopladores que han usado..so pienso si en una área alta daría resultado laaquinaroa John Deere 9360R
we were south of Urbana yesterday shelling corn. 24.7 with half price drying
Perfect timing with the corn being dropped into the truck while a grain train passes by. :-)
Nice thanks for sharing
I wish you wouldn’t use that wide angle lens all the time. It always looks like they’re going around a corner!
What ever happened to the good old days when you had a throw tarp and crosswinds of about 25 mph ,you learn quick how to tarp.
Sublime vidéo excellente et terriblement démente
Awesome camera work
I love those combines!! Was wanting to get one next, but sadly our local new holland dealer has lost ab all their businesses here. Poor service and a don’t give a crap attitude unless you’re a huge farmer. Now they’ve lost all the huge farmers too.
All my lineup is green now besides my combine which is a new holland tr 87. Everything my dad and I use to have was all blue. Wish it still was. Man I love their tractors, combines and was seriously thinking ab getting the biggest sprayer to start up a custom spraying business here, but they’ve never sold one and ain’t no way I’d chance that w their service dept
Good vids mike
Just came across this particular video. thanks for sharing. Just north of this land is the town of Rantoul, home of the old Chanute AFB (Decommissioned). My father was stationed at Chanute from Jan 1, 1972 thru Dec 30, 1974 and I went thru Chanute, as an Airman, going through Tech School, in 1984. I Can tell if the land looks totally familiar due to the fact that all fam land, with corn fields, begin to look alike. That being said, with the train going past it is evident that you are next to US-45, that parallels I-57. I watched many an Illinois Central Rail Road Train on this line, as a teenager. This puts you about 1.75 hrs south of Chicago.
I wished I knew how far north of Urbana you were. Were you near Thomasboro? Ludlow, or even Rantoul?
Again, thanks for sharing!
This was between Urbana and Rantoul
Mike I enjoy your videos , it's good to see different color machines working. At what percent mosture works best at the ethanol plant ?
Killer Tires on that John Deere
I’m guessing the half price drying is the extra points over moisture and deductions are less.
They always run new holland combines??...are there any versatile combines running??
No Versatile combines in this area.
why do Case and New Holland combine have those wierd spouts on their combines augers that flip up and down whats the reason for that
Make me happy inside seeing some real wheels on the JD tractor not all the damn row crop wheels :)
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It's row crop country!
Love the videos! Help us non farmers understand more! I'd like to know more about yields and what is done with those cut stalks and all the leftover husks the combine shoots out the back. Is there any recycle of that material into something else? How are the stubby cut stalks with those tires? Do they pose any puncture risks? Keep up the good work!
nothing is done with the remaining lefover stalks as they get turned into nutrient for the earth the next year or tillage and seeded over again and again ... still need to add fertiliser to get good crops .
for the stubby stalks yes theire is a puncture risk in tire in long term, but most of those header come with stalk stomper so they dont do damage to the tire.
hope to have helped you
I could see the Thomasboro to the north.
a lot of green corn in the cutting.
With the semi sitting just feet away from combine why would he dump in the grain cart in the opening seen of the video? Was it so they could get a weight?
Mike, can you tell me what drone you used for this video? Sure is clear and full of color.
I used a DJI Mavic Pro 2 here. I also have a Phantom 4 Pro but had some camera issues and recently purchased the Mavic.
Keeping his auger extended?
How does the grain cart know when he's full?
Must be too much hassle to retract it.
JB Brown....they have a digital scale that they keep an eye on, Ive even seen the scales on the cart themselves. There’s got to be a reading that they are looking at.
What's the point leaving the auger extended all the time?
combine runs cooler. less trapped heat
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@@rumplestiltskin7304 it is built to handle lots of weight. if it is empty, i think it takes less wear than being opened and closed thousands of times. in a really rough field, i would likely bring it in.
I am guessing that NH auger parts are cheap in Urbana.
I helped build that corn head. I work for Gerringhoff
it does a great job with the trash. clean cut
I just watched BTPs video and all of the equipment is super dusty. Looks like Illinois don't have any dust. Lol
only thing i dislike in this video is that damn combine auger, WHY DONT YOU PUT IT BACK IN !!! only need to push a button and save a lot of money (repair from been bend over)
other then that its a great video lots of nice shot too
He probably dumps about 2000 times in a fall. Why bother pulling it in? There’s about 3000 lbs of grain in the tube while unloading which is more than the actual auger weighs, so when it’s empty the structure is stable and extremely over built. There’s zero risk of damage when the field is smooth as glass like this.
Maybe put the tire sizes in your notes.
Canadian National train going through Illinois????
They go by several times a day
Canadian National Owns the Old Illinois Central Railroad which runs to the Gulf of Mexico. Until recently they were the Only Canadian Railroad to have Access to The Gulf of Mexico. A couple of Months Ago, Canadian Pacific made a Offer to Purchase the Kansas City Southern Railroad, which goes all the way to Mexico. Which made sense for Canadian Pacific because Kansas City was the Furthest South that they could go inside of the US. When Canadian National found out that Kansas City Southern was Possibly For-Sale, they also put a Bid to Purchase it in, which was Ultimately Rejected, that was there isn’t a Monopoly by One Railroad and there is always a Additional Option. That and so that way One Railroad isn’t Trying to Maintain A LOT of Track, which would ultimately end up getting neglected when they can Spread Out that Trackage between 2 Railroads instead of One Railroad having a Monopoly in One Area over Rail Service.
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MIKE HOW IS THE CROPS TURNING OUT,OUT THERE.
look at all that gold.
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Hows it busheling?
How Fast is the Combine Driving ?
Mike, пожалуйста добавь хотя бы русские субтитры (please add at least Russian subtitles) спасибо (Thankyou)
What it was on loading on the big truck why didn't you get up on top
At what moisture point is there a danger of the machine damaging the kernels?
There is always some damage. The wetter the corn, the worse it grinds up. 18% and down is minimal
Plant eating monsters!! They're everywhere, they're everwhere! Run for your lives! Oh, thats right, were corn plants, we can't run. Oh well...
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What kind of semi is the red one?
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Half price drying.
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John deere is overrated...change my mind.
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That graincart driver sucks