JOHN DEERE S790 on Tracks HARVESTING CORN
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- In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in the field with two 543 hp 400 bu. JOHN DEERE S790 Combines equipped with tracks. Watch these combines clear off 30ft of corn per pass while unloading on the go at 3.8 bushels per second with 520 hp John Deere 9520RX Tractors and 1,500 bu Brent 1596 Grain Carts. This video shares the S790 combine and 712C Corn heads production history, specifications, price tag and takes viewers for a ride in the combines' cab.
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I really enjoy hearing the farmer talking about what he likes about his machine. Much more entertaining when the farmer participates in the interview. Great video Jason.
The father can give much more information than me. I enjoy riding along. 👍👍
Agreed! First hand, end user interviews are the best!
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You really need to let this gentleman talk about whatever he wants to for about an hour, very entertaining and informative!
My ride along with Joe Neal was 29 minutes. I have more good conversations I can share.
Nothing better than a great conversation with a ol school southern gentleman.
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@ 10:17 I like how the farmer says he’s not as savvy with technology like young bucks, but I just wanted to add that he may not be but I guarantee he possesses a wealth of knowledge and knows his trade very well. So much respect to the farmers out there not only for what they do, but for their KNOWLEDGE !
Joe Neal is a hood farmer for sure.
These new combines are works of art for comfort, efficiency, and crop throughput in difficult conditions. Growing up on a dairy farm in the 60's, 70's, and 80's we had an International 403 gasoline combine. Moved so slow by today's standards, it's laughable. Everything was manually adjusted. It worked very well for our farm, of course, we did not have near the acres to cover, but it served us for almost 25 years before my parents retired. Dad knew every inch of that combine and it was impeccably maintained.
Thank you for sharing. The 403 was a big combine in its day.
"It takes a lot for me to say I love something". If that wasn't an endorsement for the John Deere track system then I don't know what is! Great!
They are very happy with their performance.
ABSOLUTELY love when you spend time talking with the farmers and when the farmers goes into the details with you Jason.
Thank you for another great video and PLEASE thank that amazing farmer for sharing his time and knowledge with us.
Joe Neal is always great to visit with. I appreciate him sharing his family’s farm here on BTP.
I could ride with this gentleman all day. What a great conversation. May he and his family have a continued successful farming season this year and on.
Thank you.
He's probably the friendliest operator you've ridden with... great video!
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Jason it is abundantly obvious to me that you truly enjoy what you do meaning what you do for your TH-cam channel
Thank you Brad. It is allot of fun to film these machines and share them.
That's one of the coolest operators you have ever interviewed. He really knows what he is doing, that ridealong was very interesting👍😉
Thank you for another awesome video👍👍
Joe Neal is a great farmer to visit with. Thank you for watching.
Great video! I really enjoy listening to the wisdom of our seasoned Farmer's! A man could learn more in just a few minutes from a man such as Mr. Joe Neal, than some folks could ever imagine! God bless our Farmer's!
It’s always great to visit with Joe Neal. His son is in this wheat drilling video filmed a few days later. m.th-cam.com/video/nQJRYAYyLSQ/w-d-xo.html
@@bigtractorpower great videos Jason!
It was really great listening to the farmer talk. Nice to hear normal things from normal people.
Jason, you've done it again 👏. I really enjoy when you talk to the farmer/operator and get his perspective and knowledge. Another awesome video!! Thank you BTP!!😄👍
The farmer can always add much more information than I can. Thank you for watching so many BTP videos.
I'd love to shoot a game of pool with that southern gentlemen. I bet he would have a story or ten!
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Tracks are the way to go in my opinion. We run them on almost every piece of equipment. The ride is better traction is great but the reduced compaction is the best part . By running tracks we have almost eliminated all heavy tillage and increased yields. We now only have to till before planting wheat into standing corn stalks and then we only do vertical tillage on the first inch of soil to size up the residue. This fall has been very wet here in southern Michigan . Its so wet that the only crop being ran is mostly corn and then not many farms are going due to mudd and standing water. We are very behind on beans compared to corn . We had 3 inches of rain between yesterday and today and tomorrow we will be running corn while everyone else is sitting because we run tracks . Not many people run tracks but every year more farms are switching to them . Great video keep up the good work !
Thank you for watching and sharing. A wet harvest is tough. Tracks make a difference.
What a nice gentleman, he likes to talk to the camera. thanks for sharing once again
Joe Neal is a great farmer to talk with. I have a video with him from the 2019 corn harvest posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Someday I would like a vacation where I just run a combine again.
Me too 😁👍👍
It would be an expensive vacation if you broke anything for sure.
Wow ….would love to spend some time with this gentleman..says a lot of wisdom .thanks Jason another great one Cheers @new Zealand
Joe Neal is a good farmer to talk with. I filmed wheat seeding at his farm a few days later with his son. You can see that video at m.th-cam.com/video/nQJRYAYyLSQ/w-d-xo.html
My dad said he can’t believe how much farming has change in the last 20 some years since my parents quit dairy farming bigger machinery an the practices. I said I wish grandpa and grandma were alive to see all the modern equipment an hear grandpa’s comments.
I agree. I was born in the 70’s and it’s amazing how machinery has grown and continues to grow.
Got to be nice harvesting 36 rows at a time and off loading 1200bu when all the combines are full
Plus they are following a 36 row DB90 planter 😁
I am in love with all of this harvesting action.
Thank you for watching. I have another corn harvest video from this farm posted at
m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
you can never teach an old dog new tricks, or so they say, but he's happy to learn, He is the fella you want to sit next to at smoko time. Lots to be learned from this wise one.
Thank you for watching.
Liked listening the operator of the combine. Could ride with him all day long listening plus watching all the corn going into the head is not a bad deal anyways. One of my favorite things to do while driving a combine was watching the corn/beans/wheat come out of the auger and filling up the cart.
Even with 12 row heads, them combines sure are racing ahead ! Wonder how each subsequent combine sees to line up for the next run through all that dust cloud !
First thing I noticed was the stalk chopper reels hanging below the head, so I had to look them up. Possibly Stalk Devastators. Great idea.
They are Yetters. I have a video on them posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Another great video I really enjoy how you do your research on the equipment in the specs on it and what they price out here and then you get in the cab with the farmer in here what his dislikes and likes Are about the machine and how they’re running in that part of the country really makes for an enjoyable video to watch thank you for your time in the farmers time very much appreciated
The farmer can always share greater detail than I can. With out farmers like Joe Neal BTP would not be possible. I started filming at this farm in 2011.
Growing up my job was to run just a set of rolling baskets behind the combine when my Grandpa was done. Now they have them built right in! Wow. Great video as usual. Thanks for the share ☺️
I filmed a 4400 combine this fall with those baskets. I was thinking as I filmed it the basket it is such simple design I bet they wish they had them in the 60’s and 70’s.
@@bigtractorpower I would have been out of a job back when I was 11 lol
Thank you for your videos bigtractorpower you are the best
Thank you for watching. It’s fun filming this equipment.
For those who didn’t know John Deere was born in Vermont. Good Video and sure seems to be a lot of open spaces there. Thanks
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Just unbelievable giants. So fast it's hard to keep from overfilling hoppers the size of our old ford grain truck.
It is amazing the capabilities of these combines. They are green things are as big as a grain cart was 40 years ago
I’d sit down with that man any day and just listen.
Joe Neal is a great farmer to visit with. I have a 2019 corn harvest video with Joe Neal posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Great video and great interview. Thanks for all you do.
It’s fun to film these machines. Thank you for watching.
Congratulations on the video, Mr. Farmer is a marvel!! how nice to hear his teachings from experienced people. he would be nice more interviews like that. great job BTP!, greetings from Uruguay
Joe Neal is a great guy to know.
Another fantastic video Jason, keep up the great work. Anxiously awaiting another X9 video Sir.
The X9 in corn has been filmed. Stay tuned. 😁
Major green machines with big headers love ❤ it
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Great video! Farmer was real nice old school fella.
Joe Neal is a great farmer to visit with. I have another corn harvest video posted with him at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Good looking corn to really be outside America's Corn Belt. Thanks for the video. 🇺🇸
This area is just 90 miles below Indiana and Illinois. The warm climate allows for early planting in March and a longer growing season.
I love sincere people, it is good that people with experience tell us about their learnings as a farmer, those of us who are younger should pay attention to their words. continue like this. good job BTP !!
Joe Neal is a good guy to know. It’s always great to visit his family farm.
"Dad don't touch anything you might mess it up." I've had to say that more than once.
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Maybe the best man you've ever been in the cab with!
Joe Neal is a great father to visit with. You can see him in a 2019 corn harvest video when they ran S680s posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Your Videos are Awesome and very informational, I'm only 14 but I always wanted to farm, my family was a big sweet corn farm 🌽 out in Iowa. but keep up man 👍
You and Mike Less have the best footage of the big machines. Really enjoy seeing all the different tractors and combines. 😃👍
Thank you for watching. Mike has a great channel. He gets to see such a variety of machinery around the country.
These videos make me wish I was a farmer.
Thank you for watching.
Great ! Thank u Mr farmer
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That drone shot at the end is really good. From what I’ve seen in your videos those Kentucky farmers are starting to catch up with us in the yield department. They still have a ways to go but they grow some pretty good corn. I think there 3rd crop makes up for the yield difference.
At 5:40 the rear axle on that combine looked like it was moving back and forth. Or was that the Auto Steer moving the wheels back and forth?
What a pleasant gentleman. Nice, nice video!
Thank you for watching.
Great looking 👌 combines.
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Awesome video slas per the standard of this channel. That farmer is helping feed the world.
I enjoy how you be able to get to ride and talk to the different farmers in addition to all of the information about the different machines. Have you thought of going to video a sugar cane or rice harvest? Lot of that in Louisiana and big tractors.
Thank you for watching. Sugar cane harvest is a top item on my wish list. I might have a sugar cane harvest from Australia on the way this winter.
@@bigtractorpower that sounds good. Love the channel man. Thanks for what you do.
Amazed at how quiet the cab little or no Engine noise…
Deere makes nice cabs.
Amazing machines still blows me away man invented a combine and it’s still the same concept all these years later👍👍
They started out as horse drawn machines and the first self propelled was put in the field in 1923.
@@bigtractorpower that’s what’s so awesome to me about combines especially, the power source changed but the overall concept of the machine has remained the same as it was when it was invented 💪 if it ain’t broke DONT FIX IT👍 I mean they definitely got bigger over the year’s lol, never thought I’d see 50’ foot bean heads and 16 plus row corn heads!!!! They still pick it the same way tho🇺🇸 thank you for the response to my comment👍
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Love seeing a couple million dollars rolling thru a field. Love them Deeres.
It is a bunch of machinery.
Maybe it is just the auto guidance/steer system, but starting at around the 5:47 mark, there appears to be something worn or going out on the rear steer axle. If you watch, you can see it chattering back and forth like it has badly worn axle pivot bearings. You can see it at other times throughout the video too. Surely that is just the auto steer?
Another awesome video Jason!!
Thank you for watching.
Love the ride along and this farmer talking. Not sure if any of your ride alongs have had this much great commentary from the farmer!
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Beautiful
Thank you for watching.
Oh my lord look at those beautiful green machines 😍 eat that 🌽 corn boys
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Amazing combine OMG 💪👍😱
Thank you for watching.
Liked hearing that southern farmer gentleman.
Thank you for watching.
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Some farmers wax their machines to keep the dirt from caking up on them. Why do you think these machines are kicking up so much dirt?
I love the stability the tracks provide, especially on the the cart. Awesome stuff!
They started harvesting August 20 and this was filmed October 9. Thousands acres of dust build up. They blow off the combines each day and wash and wax them after harvest.
Great video once again
Thank you for watching.
I appreciate listening to the farmer being honest about what he thinks. I think the agricultural equipment companies could use your videos to help improve their machines.
It’s always good to get feed back. The machines are good but there is always room for improvement on the next one.
Awesome Video Buddy!!
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Oh hell ya
We had up to 5 1/2 inches of rain in western Minnesota in the last week less than a week
That is a bunch of rain. That sure slows up harvest and tillage at this time of year.
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Great.
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Great video
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are those the stalk coppers, underneath the actually corn head? GREAT video, as always
No they are rollers that crush the stalks flat. I have a video on the rollers posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Jason, thanks for a great video! It's quite well known with-in engineering that tracks has higher internal friction as it has so many more mowing parts and support wheels which are in direct contact with the belt continously.
But also the total lenght of the track and the larger ground contact surface itself of the tracks draws more energy (more friction i.e better traction) vs a wheel which obviously has lower friction and traction but higher ground pressure.
I would like to hear more from the gentleman in the cab about how big family farms thinks and plans around larger machine investments as these 3 S790 combines.
Fimancing/leasing?, ROI time, replacement pace, service and repair cost vs running old machines? Do they calculate and know the newer models will increase yield or capacity and uptime? How "digital" are they about their machine choises and investments?
Good questions. My plan is to do a machine tour with Joe Neal this winter. They keep the majority of their equipment in a 120x300 building. That would be a good video to talk about those questions in.
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Thank you for watching from Japan. Very cool.
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Never saw duel tires on the combine steer axle previously. Just how common is that scenario🚜🚜🗽🗽❓❓
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Is that black dust from the fires. A friend of mine took a video of there combine covered in sought
No it is mold that forms on the plants during the harvest season. It happens every year.
Another great video Jason. Are the bars below the header height sensors or for folding over the stalks ?
That is a Yetter devastator. I have a video on it posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
@@bigtractorpower Thanks Jason.
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3 John deere's s 790 my got!
Lots of harvesting ability.
It's true
Engine rpm’s at 1700 ? Half throttle?
the rollers under the headers is that a different type of stalk stompers?
They are Yetter devastator rollers. I have a video featuring them at this same farm posted at m.th-cam.com/video/itx-PQz9_Rs/w-d-xo.html
Seems like the combines need to spread out a little, to stay away from each other's dust, so the air filters don't get plugged up so fast. Running so close also makes the tractor on the grain cart run through more dust and plugging its air filter.
They blow of the combines each move during the day and service the machines each morning. They mitigate the dust as much as possible. By running the combines in the same section they utilize the grain carts efficiently. Well one cart is handling the combines, one cart is in transit from the trucks a d one cart is filling a truck.
Old School Farmer in a modern Combine,
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Are the beast
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We run a case 6140 with wheels and a 4408 case corn head then a John Deere 7930 and a j&m 750 grain cart
Nice harvest team. The 7930 is a cool tractor not commonly found.
..daddy..what u r doing in that tractor 🚜 is amazing..I'm sure ur grandfathers think u r a God driving 'THAT' machine with all those gadgets..what I'm saying is 'those bucks' will be ur gen soon..can't imagine what tractors 🚜 will be then..💅🤭
Bonsoir peu savoir combien hectares il font avec les 3 John deere sur une journée svp merci 👍😉🇧🇪
5,000
How much weight do the devastaters add to the machine
I am not sure but they do not seem to impact operation or transport.
I noticed his rpm's was running 1,600 to 1,700 rpm's um surprised his low engine speed alarm didn't go off but I guess he got it set to the rpm range he want to run and I knotice his kilowat meter horsepower was very low running at that low rpm's of 1,600 to 1,700 rpms on the S790 and she's rated at 543hp to 616hp 34hp power boots when dumping on the go wit our 13.5 liter power tech pss diesel engine wit twin vgt turbo chargers he was running steady at 4mph at that low rpm's wit a 12 row corn 🌽 head
I'm sure its set on an auto function, he wasn't pushing the combine hard enough to require more engine speed... If you watch other channels for example Larson's,,, Chet has been running his 790 5.5mph in 250 bu corn, pulling 2100 RPM,,, at capacity... Gramps is just chilling here,,, LOL...
You got it. I’ve spent some hours in an S680 running a 612c in 200bu corn. Easily hanging at 5.5-6mph.
I usually run at 5.5 mph when I was running our class 9 S790 yeah he has his auto on thats the reason why he running a low rpm range I can set the same thing on our big class 11 X9-1100 combine that I ran wit 16 row corn 🌽 head at 6.8 mph
Where’s is Matt? Are you filming them any this fall
Yes. I filmed him in a 2,800 acre corn field. Stay tuned.
How come they aren't using 16 row corn heads to make better use of that combine?
Which country is this
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2022 models price have ridiculously increased
So has the price of eggs, bologna,bacon, pencils greese horse feed,dog food, celery, carrots,pecans cauliflower, catfish, diesel,sous, biscuits,and so on.
What is the distance between the rows?
30 inches
Same as we do in Namibia