First look at a Gleaner Centennial Edition combine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2023
- Well, well, well... the day I have been waiting for... I have seen so many pictures of these and finally get to see my first Gleaner Centennial Edition combine!! I could not be more excited! 100 strong years of making combines, it is incredible.
This video, I talk about why these Centennial combines have the stylings they do and the significance behind them!
What do you think of the looks of these combines? Let me know in the comments!
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I'm trying to collect as much Gleaner 100 year swag as I can. My grandparents were diehard Allis and Gleaner people and were featured in the Allis paper in the late 60's.
That is super cool! Grab as much as you can, it will be desirable later on! Let me know if you see something and you cannot get access to it, sometimes we have better chances bringing stuff in that collectors are looking for!
Austin,
I absolutely love Gleaners, thanks for the tour. It put a smile on my face. A couple of points:
AGCO is actually the Allis Gleaner Company. It’s still in the corporate name!
The Gleaner values you mention include mechanically simple operation that is designed to be easily repaired by the farmer-owner. Quite important today.
And, 1923 to 2023 is actually 101 years !
just a awesome combine
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Definitely like the new paint scheme 👌
I enjoyed your video. Hauled gleaner combines out of independence mo. Back in seventies and eighties. Put two small ones on. And one big l or m can’t really remember if that’s the right numbers. My dad still has a f gleaner. Great combine. Great show.
Wow that is super cool to hear! The size of the machines have changed so much over the years. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed!
Oh just found your Chanel a couple months ago. Will keep watching. Take care
Wow great video so much history and such amazing machine I truly wish I could come see it in person and admire it and hear more cool facts about it from you soon
Cool machine!
i already have goose bumps. Wish i was there to give it the sniff test !
Needed orange rims
That would look unreal.. 😍
Thanks for the video. Spent a lot of time running a Gleaner in the 70's, 80's and part of the 90's. Models F, G & L2. All awesome machines. Easy to work on and work with.
That’s awesome, they are great machines!! Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!
When I was a young man my father had a C II and a G those were the days
Our first combine was a pull behind our Allis and we had the drive into two row corn head also Allis!
That is super cool! Would love to see that in action!
Austin bring one of them to North Dakota so we can Demo one LOL Cool
Good video.
Thank you!
I think we need a special edition corporate orange tractor to match the centennial edition combine.....
Can't get too much Gleaner content. Was hoping there were some more harvest footage featuring Gleaners from last fall.
That will be coming! I have some videos of some Gleaners combining flax! Hopefully get that up soon enough! Make sure to stay tuned and checking in for that! Thanks for watching 👍
John,
Look at the comment below from Kessler Grain Farm, they run Gleaners.
Austin - what up? Great vid, pretty cool learning all the history behind the Gleaner brand and equipment. Was a little afraid you were going give us a pop quiz at the end. It is crazy to think there is a 100 year history behind that combine and ag mechanization in general. Next time though, you should hold out for some branded swag if you are gonna be saying all those nice things. They could have had you decked out in a galvanized steel print bunny hug with a big orange comet trail from front to back - just sayin. Looking forward to your vid on the Fendt Rogator. To get the full effect, probably need to wait to record that when you can spread those wings and fly that big boy out on the runway and not in the showroom. Hope you're doing well - take care amigo😎
Hey Rhino!
Thanks! I ended up just getting some of the Gleaner swag we had on order, it is some pretty sweet stuff! Are you still at the same place/address as you were before? Let me know.
I’m hoping we can get the big floater tires back on these Fendt Rogators soon then make a video on that 😏
Cheers my friend!
@@FullLineAustin - hey bud, how goes it - hope you're doing well. Yep, at the same addy. - give me a day or 2 heads-up before you send over a new Fendt 1050 or that meaner Gleaner - need to make a little extra room in the driveway.....about the size of a hockey rink. - take care amigo😎
Hahaha here is your heads up 😉
Austin, You should add all of your links to each video description.
Good thinking! I will start to do that!
How much is new 100 anniversary S98 combine base machine?😊
Thanks for your video, FLA.
I like to see wide rubber on a Gleaner, wide back wheels and big wide drive wheels.
Most modern combines have gone to wide back wheels.
Any changes in the machinery?
I agree, widder rubber would look a whole lot nicer! Mechanically just small little changes and updates, I’d have to look into that more! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Check the weight of the combines being compared. Gleaners are about 10,000 pounds lighter than most others which explains the smaller tires. That said, I would love to see one sporting the Titan - Goodyear LSW wide tires !!!
I know I'm going to make some people mad when I say this, but Gleaner/Agco builds a simple combine that is probably the best bang for your buck.
I agree 100%!!
Amen !
Austin, what is your absolutely personal favorite tractor manufacturer? Yes, I did learn something new in this video. I didn't know that Gleaner was originally started in Texas and I didn't know they been around for a hundred years.
Gleaner didn't start in Texas.
That is a very loaded question asking about my absolute personal favourite because of a couple reason! Maybe I’ll have to make a video on it! 😏
Gleaners actually didn’t begin in Texas! I was referring to back in the day, custom combine operations/businesses used to start combining wheat in Texas, then slowly moved/worked their way north. They would combine essentially from Texas up to Western Canada!
Gleaners more or less began in Kansas with the Baldwin brothers!
@@FullLineAustin Ok, thanks for the correction.
Frederick,
I can answer that question ! Austin’s favorite tractor of all time is Versatile. He may not realize it himself, but that is the answer !
:-)
@@markam306 you might be right 😏
Austin does the S98 have steep pitch helical bars i agree with you on loving the way Gleaners operate we run several Gleaners
Check out Kessler Grain Farm You tube channel you might have some tips for me that might help me out
Hey! I’m not sure about the steep pitch helical bars. I’m not even sure what they are, where would they be on the machine or are there other terms for these? I’ll check out your channel! If you ever have any other questions just ask away, if I can’t help or don’t know the answer I will ask someone and try and get it to you!
@@FullLineAustin Helical bar are the bars inside the cage that direct the flow of your crop to discharge of the machine
Kessler,
Thanks for posting, you just gained a subscriber !!
Does anyone else think they look like a sardine can with that galvanised steel?
With that said there's no mistake when you see a Gleaner out doing its thing.
Lol I don’t see it but I can understand it haha! They are unique machines that’s for sure!
I always thought Gleaners looked like someone was very serious about preventing corrosion ! Austin, are the S series Gleaners also galvanized under the paint ?
Are there any differences between last year 🤔 model any updates
No
Nothing too much I don’t think! I will have to look into that!
Yet the idiots in corporate AGCO do their best to defund and try and kill the brand but haven't. Also letting dealers go by the wayside and kill them too by not producing enough machines for them to sell.
Supply chains for everything are strained right now sadly, I agree though I wish we could get more machines! Gleaners are awesome and they are getting more and more popular each year!
Thanks for watching, I see you have a Gleaner! How long have you been running them for?
AGCO would sell even more if they could design a class 9 combine with the natural crop flow system. A single short rotor makes that challenging. AGCO is trying to supply the large combine market with the black Fendt Ideal units made in Italy. They have had a rocky start in North America.
Gleaner это ведро болтов а не комбайн 😂..
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