Looks like you guys are getting some good weather not like in the U.K. As you can see from my new video it was wet while we were harvesting 3rd cut. Nice video Ryan 👍
Putting longer bolts where the drive head bolts to the wobble box with lock nuts on the back side was the best fix I ever did on our 930f. The 630f we have now works totally different and is an improvement. We also have a farm In a similar boat as yours. We have decided lime would help.
I'm Owen I a'm 10 years old and Saturday I drove a tractor for the first time when my dad was gone it was my first time driving a tractor and i drove it by my self your videos encouraging me to not be nerves when driving it I had fun meting you at the farm progress show 3 times thanks for the great videos you put out on TH-cam your videos make me excited for the future .
Bryson geffre yeah I think I remember talking to you the other day. Down by beresford there's still a couple weeks left. And 4 days of rain in the forecast.
Cool, thanks great video I want to thank you for taking your time, for all your videos. The website is being upgraded, so, they tell me it should be up by Tuesday the 3rd. I hope! keep up the good work Jesse
Looks good... Yall might want to think about getting one of those feederhouse dust diverters sometime... they make a WORLD of difference in how much dust comes back out of the feederhouse into the head, and blocks your vision... My BIL has one on his 9600 Deere combine and it's just unbelievable how much that thing helps you to be able to see and avoid rocks, ESPECIALLY at night, and how much it helps keep the cab glass cleaner and just easier to see in general. Highly recommended! Later! OL J R :)
Could you send some of your weather over here to west central MN? We have had 5 & 1/2 inches of rain in the last 10 days. It is going to be a tough harvest here as the ground is saturated. Good luck on the rest of your harvest.
You call them program modifications, I call them learning opportunities. It will be fun to watch you taking steps to improve your yields for next year.
Quick question, could you please link where you got that phone holder that is mounted to the back post, very handy and would definitely love one. Thanks!
Hi Ryan and Travis. I enjoy your you tube videos quite a lot. I am a retired community college teacher who taught physics, Astronomy and engineering classes . Every summer I would take Chataqua classes on astronomy and physics. One summer I took a short class on the earth from space where Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists would image the earth from space and could learn about trace elements in crops. Knowing how this information is encouraged to be shared with everyone I thought if data was available for your location it would be of interest to you. Also since you mention of mining activity on your farm have you thought about a soil and water analysis looking for heavy metals. An Atomic Absorption Spectrometer and mass spectrometer would be able to find trace amounts of elements in the soil, runoff rainwater and well water for example. A local water analysis labortory should have this capability. Also maybe dirt samples from the air cleaner elements on your tractors, combine and skid steer might be possible ways to sample your working enviroment as well. I have grown fond of both of you, your family and even rocket from your sharing on you tube and want you to continue your doing work that you love. Just a thought.
About your yield problems...Why not try the V-shank ripper from your dad s cousin...I have a friend here in Quebec province who has a ripper and is using it every 3-4 years and is having very good results!
You drive the grain cart for one combine that is not particularly big so it seems you haven't the most stressful job atm and you can shave yourself while driving.
Hi, I'd like to know what your camera is, and what is your video editor? I'm starting a channel on youtube, I really like your videos, so I must call you my inspiration !!!
Not much to it... you saw them doing it at the beginning of the video... pull up straight toward the combine, center the feederhouse with the opening in the middle of the head, lower the feederhouse just enough that the oblong lugs on top of the feederhouse end will go under the upper bar of the header, pull in til it just bumps the head, then pick up the feederhouse until the lugs engage into the slots in the underside of the top bar of the header. Continue to raise the head until the bottom bar of the head rests against the bottom face of the feederhouse. Lift the head clear of the trailer, back up so the head is off the trailer, then get down and lock the two spring-loaded locking pins into the head on either side of the feederhouse at the bottom, to lock the head onto the feederhouse. Connect up the header driveshafts on either side, and the height-sensing and control electronic cable on the LH side. Hook up the hydraulic lines that control the reel height and drive the reel hydraulic drive motor on the RH side. Make sure the feederhouse header drive speed control is set to "minimum" for the bean platform, and you're ready to go to the field. For corn you speed the head up to where you want it, but you SHOULD slow it down all the way to prevent overspeeding the wobble box and sickle with the bean head... (too much vibration if it's running too fast). The corn head hooks up exactly the same, but the reel drive motor hookups are unused and the reel height adjustment controls the hydraulic deck-plate adjustments (if equipped, which most modern heads are). The electronic cable is for automatic header height control on both, sometimes sensors for row sensing autosteer, and the lights on the head... (road and work lights). Later! OL J R :)
I suspect they know that break even point as one must consider all of the variables for input. Not a given number, every crop and field has its own story. Cheers for a good season.
Only for people who don't know what they are doing. All of the best farms in America are no-till. You do have to be smart so that does rule out 90% of farmers right off the bat.
G Koplitz you couldn't be more wrong. If you do a good job at no till you can get just as good of yields. Check out my videos to see our crops no tilled. With no till it's less labor, less soil erosion, better in drought condition, way less fuel costs and equipment over head.
Ryan, I am surprised you all do not have 2-way radios, hand held, not talking down, just surprised. I guess you use ur phones, just price fuel and wear and tear u know if someone was ready to dump. Is there and advantage of phone vs walky talky, or CB in machines??
Looks like you guys are getting some good weather not like in the U.K. As you can see from my new video it was wet while we were harvesting 3rd cut. Nice video Ryan 👍
Putting longer bolts where the drive head bolts to the wobble box with lock nuts on the back side was the best fix I ever did on our 930f. The 630f we have now works totally different and is an improvement. We also have a farm In a similar boat as yours. We have decided lime would help.
I'm Owen I a'm 10 years old and Saturday I drove a tractor for the first time when my dad was gone it was my first time driving a tractor and i drove it by my self your videos encouraging me to not be nerves when driving it I had fun meting you at the farm progress show 3 times thanks for the great videos you put out on TH-cam your videos make me excited for the future .
farm bros farmbros which tractor
There is something mesmerizing about a cascade of beans flowing from the wagon.
I like the unload on the go into the wagon I don’t think I seen that before
We still got a couple weeks on our beans in SD. I'll get shavin when we get started!
Ross W. I live in south Dakota by Warner south Dakota and I am going in my fields
Bryson geffre yeah I think I remember talking to you the other day. Down by beresford there's still a couple weeks left. And 4 days of rain in the forecast.
Beans look nice and clean now , good job .
Cool, thanks great video I want to thank you for taking your time, for all your videos. The website is being upgraded, so, they tell me it should be up by Tuesday the 3rd. I hope! keep up the good work Jesse
I run a 8400 with a brent 876 grain cart and it most definitely feels the weight when the carts full
Looks good... Yall might want to think about getting one of those feederhouse dust diverters sometime... they make a WORLD of difference in how much dust comes back out of the feederhouse into the head, and blocks your vision... My BIL has one on his 9600 Deere combine and it's just unbelievable how much that thing helps you to be able to see and avoid rocks, ESPECIALLY at night, and how much it helps keep the cab glass cleaner and just easier to see in general. Highly recommended!
Later! OL J R :)
Thumbnail picture is awesome
Like the clean shaven and close haircut look. Kudos on the new image.
In the UK we finished harvest over a month ago
That’s what we like to see Ryan 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Could you send some of your weather over here to west central MN? We have had 5 & 1/2 inches of rain in the last 10 days. It is going to be a tough harvest here as the ground is saturated. Good luck on the rest of your harvest.
Thanks Ryan..
You call them program modifications, I call them learning opportunities. It will be fun to watch you taking steps to improve your yields for next year.
Should have a compilation video of all the Harvest beards
Thank you for info on soybeans Ryan I don't know much about them that are not grown much here in Vermont
Great vid Ryan Smile More God Bless stay safe Kusters 👍
Ryan I love watching your video's when is Jamie going to help out on the farm
DO they use dual wheles on tractors for LGP or for the better traction as well?
Hey how farms works if u ever come back to Iowa u should eat at The Machine shed west DM it’s a great farming restaurant.
Nice video Ryan
Great video! Please do a how to attach a header?
BIG LONG VIDEO FINALLLLLLUYYYYY
Awesome video
great video!!!
Corn is ready in my area, beans not even close to being ready.
Quick question, could you please link where you got that phone holder that is mounted to the back post, very handy and would definitely love one. Thanks!
I like to think that I can tell the moisture of a bean within 1% simply by chewing it, but perhaps I'm not as accurate as I'd like to think..
Your already harvesting!?!!? In Minnesota were just started on chopping for corn
Been harvesting for 6 weeks
You commented on "the chimney" coming from the top of the grain bin. How much extraneous material is still in the crops when you store them?
You should unload the combine on the go and drive next to him in the grain cart
+Birdy123 we do
My uncle got a new combine this year
ok
Do you guys ever utilize the grain cart for unloading on the go?
We are having issues harvesting here in Alberta Canada for the 2nd year in a row, it just keeps snowing
TimmyTeaBag same here where are you from in alberta
We've had bean straw before
Please do the soil tests this fall and let us know what the results are.
yep...curious what your sulfur levels are..
I do that also. But i finished harvest in august
I wish there was more beans in uk this year because we're 800 bales short
Agri Pro you don't get bales from beans
we do wheat here in eastern WA and got a bankout 2 years ago and wow it speeds up the process, but why arnt you catchin on the fly?
Hi Ryan and Travis. I enjoy your you
tube videos quite a lot. I am a retired community college teacher who
taught physics, Astronomy and engineering classes . Every summer I
would take Chataqua classes on astronomy and physics. One summer I
took a short class on the earth from space where Jet Propulsion
Laboratory scientists would image the earth from space and could
learn about trace elements in crops. Knowing how this information is
encouraged to be shared with everyone I thought if data was available
for your location it would be of interest to you. Also since you
mention of mining activity on your farm have you thought about a soil
and water analysis looking for heavy metals. An Atomic Absorption
Spectrometer and mass spectrometer would be able to find trace
amounts of elements in the soil, runoff rainwater and well water for
example. A local water analysis labortory should have this
capability. Also maybe dirt samples from the air cleaner elements on
your tractors, combine and skid steer might be possible ways to
sample your working enviroment as well. I have grown fond of both of
you, your family and even rocket from your sharing on you tube and
want you to continue your doing work that you love. Just a thought.
lime and otner micro nutrients for sure, long over due
About your yield problems...Why not try the V-shank ripper from your dad s cousin...I have a friend here in Quebec province who has a ripper and is using it every 3-4 years and is having very good results!
Good video
What are the corn and beans u grow used for
You drive the grain cart for one combine that is not particularly big so it seems you haven't the most stressful job atm and you can shave yourself while driving.
What were the two augers turning in the silo for?
Hi, I'd like to know what your camera is, and what is your video editor?
I'm starting a channel on youtube, I really like your videos, so I must call you my inspiration !!!
Did y'all spray these beans with gramaxone?
Hey my brother loves you what model is that harvester
try planting winter wheat
can you do a video on how to put the header on the combine
Not much to it... you saw them doing it at the beginning of the video... pull up straight toward the combine, center the feederhouse with the opening in the middle of the head, lower the feederhouse just enough that the oblong lugs on top of the feederhouse end will go under the upper bar of the header, pull in til it just bumps the head, then pick up the feederhouse until the lugs engage into the slots in the underside of the top bar of the header. Continue to raise the head until the bottom bar of the head rests against the bottom face of the feederhouse. Lift the head clear of the trailer, back up so the head is off the trailer, then get down and lock the two spring-loaded locking pins into the head on either side of the feederhouse at the bottom, to lock the head onto the feederhouse. Connect up the header driveshafts on either side, and the height-sensing and control electronic cable on the LH side. Hook up the hydraulic lines that control the reel height and drive the reel hydraulic drive motor on the RH side. Make sure the feederhouse header drive speed control is set to "minimum" for the bean platform, and you're ready to go to the field. For corn you speed the head up to where you want it, but you SHOULD slow it down all the way to prevent overspeeding the wobble box and sickle with the bean head... (too much vibration if it's running too fast). The corn head hooks up exactly the same, but the reel drive motor hookups are unused and the reel height adjustment controls the hydraulic deck-plate adjustments (if equipped, which most modern heads are). The electronic cable is for automatic header height control on both, sometimes sensors for row sensing autosteer, and the lights on the head... (road and work lights).
Later! OL J R :)
Please do a header attatchment vid
How long ago since you guys have had rain? We are dry as a desert!
Do you guys have a radio to talk to each other for where to be or do you just use your phone?
What is the JD 4640 doing while harvest?
Or to the green Ez Trail grain cart
What is the moisture right now ?
There are so many diff kinds of beans, how and why did you choose to farm what looks to me like black eye beans?
What's the the augers inside the silo for? Aeration to prevent spoilage?
Yes... called "stir-rators"... Later! OL J R :)
How far until your corn is ready to go?
Should I add a "Farming" tab to GaggleChat.com as an additional chat room ?
You would think the 82r would be a better road tractor 7600 lacking suspension
lol guys were is the catchin on the fly???
In a farm your size, what’s the life expectancy of a combine?
Love the fall but winter is now a visit. If feeding hay anyway why not feed on the fields underperforming until winter hits?
6:28 is that guy taking a selfie?
hi Ryan do u have a gopro
How many hectares is ur farm?
11:12 does that dial by your head show how much weight is in the cart?
Nøderak it's how full it is
Ean thanks
Nøderak sure thing
On the front of the grain cart??? That's an indicator showing whether the auger is folded in or out completely...
Later! OL J R :)
Thanks
Hopefully Andrew helped you get this field producing better
Do you guys figure out where your break even point is, as for bushels per acre that covers your cost?
I suspect they know that break even point as one must consider all of the variables for input. Not a given number, every crop and field has its own story. Cheers for a good season.
Jrbpa 57 can u plz explain to me what bushels are in Ireland we use tonsso I really haven't a clue😕
My harvesting is finished just hay
Are yall ever going to put CBs radio's in yalls tractor
I was thinking the same thing. Its important to keep in contact with the combine. In my case i have 3 combines to deal with.
Travis got a set of hand held radios
What’s the purpose of the vertical screws inside the bins?
Circulates the grain throughout the bin to help it dry and prevent mold
why dont you drive the combine (harvesting) your self that much?
Hey Ryan I have a question which one of you actually own the 8235r
I think it's Ryan himself
How much land do you own, roughly.
Your kidding me running a stirator in beans.....split city....beans will dry rapidly in a regular bin with proper management.
Or hydrate if overdry
What the strips of crops rather than doing the entire field in one crop?
They do that to cut down on wind erosion!
To try to slow water erosion
Where is this?
Good video though
Nice slowmo
you need to get a semi and a grain trailer
Grant Fleming why they get by just fine how they do it
True
Grant Fleming then why did you say that for
I love you
+Farming Simulator 18 ❤️
Poor yields is a commonly stated side affect of no-till, have you taken that in to consideration?
Only for people who don't know what they are doing. All of the best farms in America are no-till. You do have to be smart so that does rule out 90% of farmers right off the bat.
G Koplitz you couldn't be more wrong. If you do a good job at no till you can get just as good of yields. Check out my videos to see our crops no tilled. With no till it's less labor, less soil erosion, better in drought condition, way less fuel costs and equipment over head.
I L black top.Farmers are clever.
Ryan, Does your dad work a job off the farm?
When the combine is full should "unload on the go" it's more efficient, and it's the buggy operators job to stay with the combine
We do.
How do I get into a job like this?
Brian John costume farm
We got 32 feilds and 4 combines and 15 tractors and 5 semis
Jonah Moore holy shit
Its not farming if you aren't breaking down.
From which state are you ?
Agris they are from wisconsin
Agris Wisconsin near potosi
am i the only 1 that keeps seeing the same old ads?? like that black chevy truck ad? at lest u guys have something 2 harvest. we had nothing.
Took me 22 years and after chemo to grow any facial hair. think ill pass this time
You should deer hunt
Is the 8235r a powershift
16 speed powershift is the only option on that tractor
Conner Smith i believe its a ivt transmission
Thanks
Conner Smith looks like power shift
great thumbnail!
you need to spin the easy trail 180° on the running gear and get that door on the right (correct) side.
Ryan, I am surprised you all do not have 2-way radios, hand held, not talking down, just surprised. I guess you use ur phones, just price fuel and wear and tear u know if someone was ready to dump. Is there and advantage of phone vs walky talky, or CB in machines??
Hi I'm nate I'm a country boy I'm 19 and do farming keep it up