5 John Deere S790 Combines Race The Rain in Wheat Harvest 19
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- In this video we spend time in the field with 5 John Deere S790 combines as they race the rain to finish a 500 acre wheat field. This video allows viewers to see and hear John Deere's biggest combines harvesting wheat 45ft at a time, 3 John Deere 9420R 4wds working with Kinze 1105 grain carts and Mack Semi Trucks hauling the wheat away as the rain storm rolls in.
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Absolutely love your videos. My family tilled 250 acres in Delaware back in the 70s through early 90s. Things have changed so much in farming. Equipment is amazing
The 70’s were a great time in farming. Did you raise any canning crops? Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower we grew, corn, soybeans and wheat. My grandfather passed away when I was 11. Dad took over the farming. Learned on JD models A & R and then a 4010 and MF 1155.
Thank you for helping feed the world!!!!! No farm's no food!!!GOD BLESS our farm family's!!!
You took the thought out of my mind. Thank you.
Dude this is seriously some really great footage. You. typically don't see this struggle in other videos.
Good thing they had a fleet
They have 7 all together. You can see the whole fleet in this video m.th-cam.com/video/iPOHV2F0UpI/w-d-xo.html
Majestic combines!
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@@bigtractorpower I've watched lots of your combine and harvesting videos, for the past few seasons.
How about compiling all the C&H footage on just one DVD [you have that technology!] and making it available to the public for $10-$15/copy and you can do the same for certain tractors [you have way, way more of those], and maybe create a series of tractor DVD's like 1, 2, 3, 4, etc...
I'm glad the lightening didn't get you. Kinda scary being out in the open during a thunderstorm. : ) My Dad's planter got hit many years ago when he was planting corn! It killed the tractor and he couldn't hear right for a few days.
The main storm was behind me. This field almost didn’t get rained on. If it was rolling in hard I would have headed for cover.
best feeling there is as a farmer. bringing a good harvest.
Up here in Canada this is called a beer cloud.
Makes alot of sense to me why Vegas is the only place that you can buy and drink beer 24/7 because we don't have any farm's here like you all do. I'm guessing that's the reason why you guys have a last call at the bars, if not you wouldn't have any farmer's or employees to do the work LMAO
centsless fabrication I’ve been farming for 27 years
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Thank You Jason for another great video, listening to the sound of all the big machines and seeing them on the move ahead of the rain, take care and have a great day.
Thank you for watching. It’s fun filming big machine action like this.
A farmer likes plenty of rain and sunshine, if not to much or to little, as long as it comes on days he has chosen!!!
I was on the farm through the 50's and 60's; amazing the innovation and creativity applied to agriculture.
Interesting insight; everyone in the 60's said all of this wasn't possible.
Just the thought held creativity in limbo for 20 years before it"broke out".
How old are you? 90?
That was really nice, I could almost feel the rush and scramble to finish the job, thanks very much
Thank you for watching.
Really good video there BTP!!! Nicely done!!! Very cool seeing those big header/combine combos rushing to the grain cart!!
Thank you for watching.
super cool!
Thank you for watching.
The sound the excitement of harvest👍few years ago it very similar the rush, covering farm equipment, racing get farm machinery off the field n put away, if not you couldn’t drive off the black soil next day.
Now that is cool to see . I know exactly what that feels like , brings back fond memories, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching.
wow, good work
real machinery
Excellent videos.
ThNk yuh did watching.
woah.... I see several combines wandering around chasing grain wagons. This is the opposite of what I expected. This could qualify for Euro-farming
At what point was that happening? I never noticed it.
Great video sir!
Thank you for watching.
Mate, one of your best !! It reminded me of where I grew up in the western plains of New South Wales, and the thunderstorms would rip across the fields during the harvest. Thanks for a great video.
Thank you for watching. Here is another wheat harvest thunderstorm video I made th-cam.com/video/wUIQ6u8q8cY/w-d-xo.html
Linda máquina
We dont need you getting hit by lightning Big Tractor Power! All the same, awesome video as always!
The main storm was behind me by a bit. This field almost avoided getting wet. If the storm rolled in I would have headed for cover.
Great to see this stuff !!!!
Thank you for watching.
Hi Big tractor Power
I have loved watch the big tractor from the states planting and harvesting for a good 2years or more, I was a dairy farmer here in NSW Australia until the government screwed us over but I still have my farm 200 acres.. my question to you is do the Tracks on the grain carts help drive the machine???
Many thanks Anthony..
Yes another excellent video I would imagine if those combines got too much water into the grain that those augurs were clogged up pretty quick
Nice
The rain had a nice effect. Dark skies then patches of blue however to wet. Nice JD fleet & Kinzie karts. Surprised the S790s & JD tractors didn't have traxs for less compaction like the Kinzies do. Liked & Enjoyed🚜👍
The field almost didn’t get rained on. It was right on the edge of the storm. You may see more tracks on this farm. They have a 9620RX.
Great video thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
Great harvesting!
Thank you for watching.
better to have your own combine and do harvesting when sunshine
Thumbs up BTP !!
Thank you for watching.
Big tractor that is real farm action can’t get any better than that thank you😎🐝
Thank you Curt.
Great video Jason! Keep them coming.
Thank you for watching.
4:50 - like cows running for there feed. An impressive sight!
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Nice video.
Hello 👋
That one grain cart was scared when all them big birds of prey were flocking around it lol.
You have a very good sound effect and special effect team working for you to create the prefect cloud burst lol.
Thank you BTP for getting wet for us.
Thank you for watching. It was neat see all that big green iron roll in. Because it was raining I filmed this with my iPhone. The sound was not picked up well like my camera. The sound that was added was the combines unloading. Other wise it was just rain drops and muffled wind.
@@bigtractorpower the comment about the effects was a lite joke about being caught in the storm. It was not meant to be mean about the editing of the video. For this i am sorry it was taken wrong.
100+ bu. Crop, nice
It was a Top year for wheat.
Amazing video BTP !! thank you for braving the rains in order to get us the best video of those big machines running back & forth on the field.
It’s always neat to see all this big iron scramble. I enjoy getting a chance to film it racing the rain from time to time.
@@bigtractorpower It sure is amazing to watch especially when the combines were rushing towards the tractor to empty their bins. i really enjoy your videos from here in East Africa
Great Video 👏👏👌🏻👍
Thank you for watching.
Sir doesnt the rain spoil the wheat?and sir one of the question i forgot to ask you is, the stripper wheat harvest and the combine harvest , you said the stripper harvests more quickly than the combine or, i will be happy if you answer me, be blessed and thanks sir, abaut the stripper it was in another video done by you ( i mean that head that vacuum wheat harvesting)and again which company makes this trucks MARC, which carry the wheat from the field, i am intrested in aquiring some
It's almost mind boggling to see that many class 9 combines in the same field. Thanks for the video BTP 👍👍👍
Thank you for watching. Here is a video showing all 7 S790s m.th-cam.com/video/iPOHV2F0UpI/w-d-xo.html
It is great to see combines out into the field. Great video. How are thing going in the"great south". Greeting from Sk
Thank you for watching. When will you start harvest up North?
wish we had that rain going on now in kentucky diff been a dry year for us.
It’s a shame this rain delayed harvesting and soybean planting and now the beans are toast.
Great video buddy!
Thank you Jamie. This was not too far from you outside Auburn.
Look at all those front/rear weights on that tractor - a lot of money wrapped up in that field - $5 million ????????
In all of the machinery right? I always think the same thing when all of the big NASCAR haulers pull in at a race there's got to be more than 40 millon just the MENCS alone don't you think?
@@cntslesfabrication Tractors - combines - grain carts - I type to fast sometimes and don't see the whole video and there was more equipment yet - the cost keeps adding up - have to have a lot of land to pay for that plus the fuel and wages - deep - deep pockets - unless it's custom work - still deep pockets
@@cntslesfabrication - YES
The headers or the carts are in excess of $100,000
@@donald1056 it's crazy
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Thank you Alex.
And Jason stands there like a lightning rod to get the shot! At least they took pity on you and gave you a ride. LOL
I appreciated the ride. It was getting wet out there. It was a decent walk back.
Yeah! It was kinda cool to see him standing out there filming in the rain 😂
And to think the price for a bushel of grain hasn't changed much in 75 yrs but how it gets planted, cared for and put in the bin has evolved "just a bit" lol.
It has plus the acres raised and harvested by one operation.
it's dangerous to park the machines side by side, if one get on fire over night they all gone. It happens a lot of years ago here in Germany.
By the way it looks very cool all the equipment.
Greetings from Germany
Ol one stack mack
👍👍. This farm is all about Mack. 20 years ago the semi fleet was Mack R series.
awesome video
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower no problem man, anything John Deere is gonna get my view, but we need a video where you introduce yourself where we can see you and where your from 😁
the book is right
I could feel the chaff going down my neck at the beginning ahhh!
I get covered a few times each harvest. The sun and wind don’t always work together for the best angle.
Great video. There must have been over $8-million in equipment working that grain. Also, it looked dangerous with you alone in the field videoing with lightening all around.
Great video Jason, question do these big grain carts have brakes on them?
I think so ...
It's a big tractor but with a full grain grain-cart it's dificult to stop safety only with tractor brakes.
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Thank you for watching.
almost comical watching the combines making a bee line to the hopper to get the load unloaded fast.
The race is on to unload.
@@bigtractorpower almost needs a little clip made at x5 speed too the Benny hill theme song.o wait ya copy right strike. will just have to do it in my head . thanks for the great vids
what a great vid like NatGeo thanks do thay use the same setup for beans
Yes they harvest the soybeans the same way. This field was seeded into soybeans the next day that the combines will cut in October. .
Looks like you all didn’t miss your every 3 hour rains either during wheat harvest.
The last two weeks got wet.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
I run a case ih combine for ten hours a day
Привет из России. Когда смотрю такое видео, душа радуется за такие красивые поля. Не то что наши поля заросшие сорняком. Только в моём колхозе было 5000 гектар посевной площади.
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😁😁😁. I know exactly where this was filmed. I am Sorry for my dad saying "he's coming in at about 100"😂 great video jason. Was unreal first off by meeting you. And second seeing them work.
Your dad 100 mph line was a bonus with Kenneth waving the truck to the right. 😁👍👍
@@bigtractorpower haha true that!😂👍👍
For a minute there that looked like the scene from "Interstellar" when all the tractors came home.
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Great video as always.
A concern is that there's no TPO cover on the 🚜 to the "kinze" trailer.
Un-safe imo
I'm a big fan from the other side of the pond 👍
Actual there is a plastic cover over the pto shaft that will stop even though the shaft is still turning
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But I can see it revolving.
Isn't that dangerous ?
@@robertdaly9036 Takes next to nothing to stop the plastic cover from turning.
@@dwightl5863 takes next to nothing for it to bind either
Where are the drapper header build?
and to think John Deere nearly went belley up back in the 20s and thirtys close to a 100 yrs ago. they said they got too modern for the times. look at it now
John Deere is a power house of tech today.
How many acres did they have left when the weather went bad
About 25.
Did the straw get tough in the rain
It does after a time. They tried to keep going a few minutes in hopes it was just a cloud burst but it soon got to wet as you see they all pull out at the same time.
Do they lease the combines? Because they have brand new equipment every year.
Custom cutters can put 2000 hours on a combine in a season if they work from June thru soybeans in Nov or later.
Rocks and Oil That does answer my question.
They do not lease they buy new combines and tractors every year and trade in the old ones 35k acres of crops. A year is hard on those machines they need to have new ones to be on top shape every year to get crops in and out of ground and they are a family owned farm not a custom cut operation like said in the reply earlier
Rocks and Oil But this is not a custom custom cutter crew. This is the farms personal use combines.
I am not sure how they manage the equipment. They do trade every year. As you mentioned Tyler this is a farm line up not a custom cutter.
How soon can harvesting resume after the rain has passed, please?
They started at 10 am the next day.
Where was the rain when it's was needed in growing season.
It has kept raining since this video was filmed June 29. I filmed this same field being sprayed yesterday. The double crop beans planted in it are already growing well over the wheat stubble.
@@bigtractorpower Thank you for the Information means a lot what you farmers go through. May God bless you
How many acres do these people farm total and wheat?
11K wheat, 11K double crop soybeans after wheat and 13K corn
how many acres does this operation farm
11K in wheat harvested in June and double cropped into 11K of soybeans and harvested in October. They also raise 13K in corn.
Holy crap I never realized how fast those things can move
They will run 4-5 mph in good wheat and 25 mph on the road.
At 9:55 before you started to zoom in the tractor looked like it was a 6x6 and not a 4x4 take a look at it
Only 4 wds. Fendt did build a 6wd prototype about 12 years ago.
What kind of pay do these operators make?
I am not sure but they have the same people year after so they must do ok.
Nothing runs like a deer .
Thought these colors didn’t run 🇺🇸.
Right to repair🖕deer.
that sounds a bit on the close side there
The main storm was behind me. It almost did not rain on this field.
Do you know how many acres they farm?
11K in wheat harvested in June and double cropped into 11K of soybeans and harvested in October. They also raise 13K in corn.
bigtractorpower ok so around 24k in total acres. Wow huge farm.
Does one company own this equipment and they sub it out? I couldn't see a farm owning it all.
Why not? You should see Hengerer Farms. B & D Walters. Hengerers have like 86,000 acres. Ben and Donna, bout the same. Run like 15 combines, check em out.
@@leebob86 LOL, I lived on a 1000 acre free stall operation and then my stepfather bought a 120 acre ....Green Acres.....farm when I was young. I cant imagine a farm that big.
Yes two brothers own this operation.
This is one farm’s harvest line up. They harvest 11K of wheat, 13K of corn and 11K of soybeans planted as a second crop after the wheat.
Wow was that really Thunder in the background while you were filming this, I'm really impressed. Be safe out there
Really impressive video with the tractors and the grain carts. Nice job of filming.
Thank you for watching. The main storm was behind me. This field almost didn’t get rained on.
13:49 The 'fill gauge' on the front of the Kinze didn't move, throughout the whole unload?
At 15:20 the gauge was at the empty mark.
@@ChiefAUS At 15:14 it was still showing full. It only came down when finished?
That’s not a fill gauge that is the position of the “flow gate” (how much grain enters the auger)
How many bushel per second are them kinze carts unloading??
12.5 bu per second.
Idk but are American prices higher than in Europe because you said they are 530,000$ but in Europe atleast where I live you can get a brand new John Deere S690i combine for 250,000€.
I live in Germany and there it`s no way you get a JD S690i for this price.
@@stefanstadelbauer3655 Here's a S690i demo machine for 250000 euros dealers.mascus.com/balticagro/pollumajandus/kombainid/john-deere-s-690-i/a4a9cdd2-d634-4150-9f8a-241b5486aac0.html
@@shhsshsh6418 Are JD combines actually made in Germany? Looks like from link that you provided (check photos).
The John Deere T670 is built in Germany the S700 are built in East Moline, IL.
The Euro exchange rate is higher than the US dollar.
nice, how much do they pay to operate one of their machines ?
I do not know. It must be a good wave as the and people run them every year.
I have to find out how many acres did these guys Farm because they have a lot of expensive machinery?
They cover some ground. 11K of wheat harvested in June that is double cropped in 11K of soybeans harvested in October. They raise 13K of corn.
So instead of driving trucks, triaxles in the field people choose to put nearly half a million in simply moving the train to a semi. We still drive triaxles in the field here in muddy sugar beet fields. It's quicker, they might get stuck but they are ready to be pulled out with a quick hitch and a tractor waiting. It's a bit of a pissing contest with how big can you get. Different times. When farming was beyond long hours, it was hard manual labor and skills in welding and cutting finding quick solutions on the fly...., field fixes. Not calling the dealer.
Because of the soybeans being planted right behind these combines as little disturbance to the field is necessary also carts try to stay on a path to reduce compaction for the second crop.
That's a shame about the rain but WoW, what a cool video to capture the sound with that clarity and to have that quality of video footage, great video
Yeah I'm sure it's just a fluke that the machine noises always turn off when the thunder noises are on! It's called the editing dude seriously.
@@deannelson9565 Yes, the editing is very well done and appreciated.
I'm saying the thunder is not real! Its added in.
lol
The thunder is real. The machine noises of unloading were added in. I filmed this with my iphone so it did not pick the combines sound up well over the rain and wind. I added in the unloading sounds. That may be why is sounds choppy.