Thank You for sharing this informative video and the nice Father/ Son commentary, it is great to be able to look back and see how far we have come, take care and have a lovely day, greetings from Queensland Australia. Leo here.
How did I miss this vid? Big fan of Claas Jaguar, interesting I only other forager I see is Krone here in Australia. I know one operator run heap of Claas foragers, they did run Claas 900 head but now run Kemper head with better cut n less sharping because Type crops here. Thanks for Father’s insight n history👍
I had a 5830. I was one out of 3 who didn’t vote to buy it. I ran it, got hot too quick, plugged up radiator, sharping the knives was a pain. Had to take half the knives for corn plus, didn’t like the shear bar adjustment mechanism. Was too loose. Changing the auger bed out with KP was a pain. Then we traded it in on class 850 492 series. I am in heaven now. Really love that machine.
I see the fox chopper at 14:39. When you have worked on one of them, then realize you know the people in the video. You are right not to many of those fox choppers around. David enjoys that machine.
The Working Room Inside the Claas is the Best , plenty of room to work on stuff , and the Kernal Processors are a Breeze to Roll in & out with a Simple Belt Installation
Its funny hear in new York salam farm sales claus and ther long time case dealer and you see claus all over new your and mass good look jd ive never ben a big jd fan for any thing their good but nothing special and man that green paint hold value used tractor 30 years old is .and dad as dealer it works so well to sell a product you believe in you can tell in his voice he belives in his product
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I love Claas Choppers , enjoy Working on them 100% !!!!
Not a farmer but really enjoyed the conversation between father and son. You dad seems like a humble classy person. Treasure the time spent together.
Thank You for sharing this informative video and the nice Father/ Son commentary, it is great to be able to look back and see how far we have come, take care and have a lovely day, greetings from Queensland Australia. Leo here.
I love this Documentary !!!!!! I grew up basically in your Sons Shoes in Panhandle of Texas , Farming & Custom Cutting
That was a great video.
How did I miss this vid? Big fan of Claas Jaguar, interesting I only other forager I see is Krone here in Australia. I know one operator run heap of Claas foragers, they did run Claas 900 head but now run Kemper head with better cut n less sharping because Type crops here. Thanks for Father’s insight n history👍
I had a 5830. I was one out of 3 who didn’t vote to buy it. I ran it, got hot too quick, plugged up radiator, sharping the knives was a pain. Had to take half the knives for corn plus, didn’t like the shear bar adjustment mechanism. Was too loose. Changing the auger bed out with KP was a pain. Then we traded it in on class 850 492 series. I am in heaven now. Really love that machine.
We saved a lot of money on the day that we traded in our New Holland 250 for an 850 942.
I see the fox chopper at 14:39. When you have worked on one of them, then realize you know the people in the video. You are right not to many of those fox choppers around. David enjoys that machine.
The Working Room Inside the Claas is the Best , plenty of room to work on stuff , and the Kernal Processors are a Breeze to Roll in & out with a Simple Belt Installation
Good video very interesting I run a claas jag 820 good reliable machine simple to work on always enjoy your chopper videos I’m from the uk 🇬🇧
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Wow, i love claas and jd
Have you guys tried the Claas 990 yet
860 is sitting at Calibre now
Its funny hear in new York salam farm sales claus and ther long time case dealer and you see claus all over new your and mass good look jd ive never ben a big jd fan for any thing their good but nothing special and man that green paint hold value used tractor 30 years old is .and dad as dealer it works so well to sell a product you believe in you can tell in his voice he belives in his product