Y’all should look into putting a “Big Ass Fan” brand fan in the ceiling of the shop, they are nice and move a lot of air. What’s all the talk about wiggling and giant nuts, thought this was a family channel 🤣😂🤣just kidding…y’all are doing great, keep em comin guys🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
Wow, you two are really sweating it out on that combine!! I bet you are glad that is behind you for sure!! That thing will be like brand new during harvest this season!! Oh my, the straw walker comment again 🤣🤣🤣 That is enough to make a man use working words, ripping his favorite shirt!! Looks great guys, cant wait to see the video going over the whole "how the combine" works video!! Im sure these are a few weeks old... videos, did you run into any issues when you got it back together and operated it for the first time? Thank you both for bringing us along, look fwd to seeing whats next!! It has been a rough summer for sure🔥🔥 😁😁👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🌾🌾🌽🌽🚜🚜
I am not a farmer, but I really enjoy your videos. My grandfather was a farmer in central Georgia for over 50 years. You do a great job in showing the challenges farmer face in delivering food for our country. Keep up the good work...
What size header are y’all running on the 9400 I just got a 9400 and I’m looking for a header, I found a 922 but wondering if it’s to much for the machine?
@dustin656 in my experience, if you are grinding, it's because the cylinder speed is too fast. I always set my cylinder speed on 300 and use the concave clearance to adjust threshing. I had a 6620, but it's been so long since I've run it that I can't remember the settings. I do know that the cylinder speed had to be run faster on it than this maximizer combine.
Another awesome video Dylan and Robert saving on them JohnDeere shop/labor rates glad you two was able to achieve your repair project and one more thing where's the BossMan Corndog
You should look into some toe jacks they use them to move big machinist equipment like lathes and mills. It looks like they would work to help Jack up those sives
All that work will make the combine as good as a new one. Should make corn and bean harvest more enjoyable. Can’t help but wonder if you had trouble with wheat harvest with such wear on the concave and cylinder bars. Keep up the good work on the videos
I’m glad you can do that job with a smile on your face.
There's been a few choice words said off-camera.
Y'all totally rebuilding that down to the chassis! Man.
It should be like a new machine when we get done with it.
@@DylanJoyceFarms I think so! 😁. Love your videos.
At least you will have fewer problems for a little while after you get it adjusted
Got tshirt on that very hard work.
Y’all should look into putting a “Big Ass Fan” brand fan in the ceiling of the shop, they are nice and move a lot of air. What’s all the talk about wiggling and giant nuts, thought this was a family channel 🤣😂🤣just kidding…y’all are doing great, keep em comin guys🇺🇸💪🏻🇺🇸
The front half is just about brand new but the feeder house chain
Wow, you two are really sweating it out on that combine!! I bet you are glad that is behind you for sure!! That thing will be like brand new during harvest this season!! Oh my, the straw walker comment again 🤣🤣🤣 That is enough to make a man use working words, ripping his favorite shirt!! Looks great guys, cant wait to see the video going over the whole "how the combine" works video!! Im sure these are a few weeks old... videos, did you run into any issues when you got it back together and operated it for the first time? Thank you both for bringing us along, look fwd to seeing whats next!! It has been a rough summer for sure🔥🔥 😁😁👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🌾🌾🌽🌽🚜🚜
Ran some corn with it for the first time yesterday. No major issues yet.
@@DylanJoyceFarms Heck yeah, that's awesome, can't wait to see more!! Thank you sir!!
The opening quote from blazing saddles just started this one off right 😂😂
I am not a farmer, but I really enjoy your videos. My grandfather was a farmer in central Georgia for over 50 years. You do a great job in showing the challenges farmer face in delivering food for our country. Keep up the good work...
Thank you.
What size header are y’all running on the 9400 I just got a 9400 and I’m looking for a header, I found a 922 but wondering if it’s to much for the machine?
We have been running a 922 auger header for years. We have recently bought a 25-foot draper header, and it did great cutting wheat.
Thanks
looks like your in a dyer situation and dyer heat today boys.
Should have layed some card board down on those straw walkers it makes it a little bit nicer to lay on them
Just something else to drag down in there.
That o ring trick on a bolt is epic .
You ever used those filler plates on the bars? Probably not since they are out. I hear they help on corn.
I don't use them anymore. They help it some in corn, but it's not worth the trouble it takes to put them in.
Do you get some ground corn without them? 6600 running slow and I get some ground kernels just wondered if it would fix it.@@DylanJoyceFarms
@dustin656 in my experience, if you are grinding, it's because the cylinder speed is too fast. I always set my cylinder speed on 300 and use the concave clearance to adjust threshing. I had a 6620, but it's been so long since I've run it that I can't remember the settings. I do know that the cylinder speed had to be run faster on it than this maximizer combine.
How many acres do you guys farm ?
900 this year and will probably cross over the 1000 threshold next year.
Another awesome video Dylan and Robert saving on them JohnDeere shop/labor rates glad you two was able to achieve your repair project and one more thing where's the BossMan Corndog
Making it a real beast, I did that to ours and it made it a real beast in green stem beans. You’ll like those trempe bars, we like ours.
That’s why mother Deere gets $150 an hour for labor. Just think what you are making today. Great video guys.
What kind of camera do you use?
Go Pro Hero 7 and an 8. They both have some age on them, and I need to update them.
@@DylanJoyceFarms oh ok, looks like they do a good job 👍
You should look into some toe jacks they use them to move big machinist equipment like lathes and mills. It looks like they would work to help Jack up those sives
Dylan, you and Robert are professionals on the 9400 combine..awesome mechanic work..puts John Deere to shame 😅😊
All that work will make the combine as good as a new one. Should make corn and bean harvest more enjoyable. Can’t help but wonder if you had trouble with wheat harvest with such wear on the concave and cylinder bars. Keep up the good work on the videos
I didn't have any problems threshing wheat, but with the new parts in it, we can increase our ground speed next year.
Enjoyed the video buddy! God bless
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