WHY I LOVE GLEANER COMBINES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2021
- LETS TALK GLEANERS. This video we are able to see a Gleaner combining Flax in Saskatchewan. What a great combine these are.
Here is the link to see an animation of how these Gleaner combines work: • How a Transverse Combi...
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My brother in Idaho has been running Gleaners since day one. Never has owned another brand. It must be something special, had the same combine but is on the third wife.
Some guys just seem to be Gleaner guys! I know a few guys where that’s all they have owned and that’s all they will ever own!
Thank you for the information and animation that explains the differences in the rotors. I learn so much from you breaking things down. You are an excellent teacher and presenter.
Proud to be a part of this fantastic machine...we take this machine through multiple inspections
Great video! Always good to see young enthusiasm for the Gleaner brand. Keep it up!
My grandpa (rest in peace), farmed for many many decades, and as far back as I can remember, there was always a Gleaner on the farm. He loved it and went as far as saying "there's nothing out there that can compete with this" the pride he had in his combine was unlike anything I've ever seen. Thanks for this video. I've been getting more and more into farming in the past few years and love to see good content like this. I'm going to have to track one down locally and see if I can catch a ride.
They've aged fine ever since the Allis Chalmers days gleaners are awesome
Nice Video Austin, quite informative. 👍🏻
all of your videos are great, entertaining, educational, never boring just awesome great job who makes gleaner combines
Thank you John! And AGCO Corporation makes the Gleaner combines!
there is a few farmers here in Minnesota, that use gleaners the one I see must be 40 years old, cause the farmer is about 80,so I think it's a one owner,but every fall it's out there working, good video again!
That’s awesome! I love the look of those old Gleaners. Thank you for the comment!
Used to be a lot of Gleaners in my part of Minnesota. Especially the F series and then there were a lot of N6 series for the big guys. The first time I ever saw a 12 row corn head it was on an N series. There are a few around me besides my R52. I guy a mile from me just dumped his Massey and bought an R62 and my uncle had an R40 until he reired last year and sold it. A cousin 3 miles away has a R65 and there are others. A guy I am trying to rent his farm from has an R40.... he is 86 years old though. There are still a few F series in the area including one a mile from me, a green stripe F3 and it is a beautiful machine. I have an L2 in the shed that I am going to try to sell this year.
Thanks for guided tour of the gleaner keep hearing about them but didn’t how they worked until now
Glad you enjoyed it Trevor! They are great, simple machines!
just found your channel looking up videos of gleaner m combines. we ran one in the 90's and it was still a beast. you gained a sub from sask. plus you got versatiles. we had a 700 that grandpa bought new
Hey probsty13! I am glad you were able to find my channel! Gleaners are sure incredible pieces of equipment 👍 Happy to have another person from Sask following me!
This might be the combine I traded this fall. 2017 and it has an auger extension. I am getting a 2021 gleaner
That's definitly my old combine. Decals are peeling off and it has the number 14 on the side just out the door
We had three of the first Gleaner N6's made, then moved to the Mighty N7's.
Nice job. Enjoy your videos Austin.
Thank you very much John. I am glad you enjoy them!
I'm not a farmer. I've never operated a combine. My only experience with Gleaner is my neighbor is a farmer and has always had Gleaner. He started with an N5, then an R62, now an S77. I've always wanted to help during harvest season, but never had the chance to. I have rode with him in the cab several times, and it was always fun. If I was a farmer or custom harvest business, I'd most certainly run Gleaners. They are the best looking, best performing in the business imo.
Ugly machines unreliable go John deere
Ran green red and yellow now running a s series gleaner it's simpler and cheaper and North Star hardware and implement does a fantastic job stocking part's
Lovely piece of kit, he'll be a lucky man if he buys it.👍
He ended up taking it John! 👍👍 thanks for the comment!
@@FullLineAustin that's nice. This combine is my old combine
Amazing how 40 year old technology still kicks everyone else's ass. The Gleaner is the best combine ever made.
Exactly Gleanerman! Don’t fix what ain’t broke!
When the N series came out they were always broke. Mountain View Equipment in Meridian Idaho sold 5. 1 N5 3 N 6 and 1 N7. All had problems. All were involved in litigation. 40 years later there has never been another Gleaner sold in Southwest Idaho.
@@delbutler885 I agree, the first few years they had issues, they came out 4 years too soon. We ran 3 '79 N6's, there were some issues with them but Allis took care of it. We then traded for N7's and they were a lot better, then when the Series three came out, well those combines would run without problems.
Gleanerman 1 of my N6 was a series 3 it was better but at the end of the day the TR85 still cut more. Mountain View tried to stand behind the Gleaners but Allis Chalmers was a no show. The dealer said no more. 40 years later it's Case IH or Deere here no other colors at all.
@@delbutler885 Allis did everything they could possibly do to make us happy with those first N6'S, they even went as far as to trade us for three new N7's at no cost difference.
We had a couple L2s, good combines, bought them dirt cheap at an Auction Sale. Bought two running machines in great shape with 4 headers for 2800.00.
Money in the BANK!!!
On the competing combines often the pan covering the rear axel is shiny-no paint.
Considering the grain just falls by gravity on that when its going out the back end think how much grain is required to do that? A lot. Also don't forget to check the most important belt on that beauty daily. The AC :)
It’s a tough world being a gleaner guy in my area we are surrounded by die hearted green and red guys and all my buddies gave me crap in school for runnin a gleaner but I’d always lay down the facts about the natural flow threshing system the light weight the simplicity of workin on them and maneuverability of them in the field and they would justify there argument with the stereotype of “SiLvEr SeEdEr” good to someone else promoting gleaner I truly believe they are the best combine on the market oh and we run versatile tractor too love them also🤟🏻
They truly are unbelievable machines! The guys who call them Silver Seeders just don’t understand and never will! Nothing cleaner than a gleaner! I hope to have more gleaner and versatile videos soon! Thanks for the comment!
Our first Gleaner was a 1981 L2. I was 13 years old. The cab was way ahead of its time. Then we switched to Caseih 1680. Then we upgraded to Caseih 8120. The 8120 is good combine but the repairs and maintenance is expensive. This year I blew a front tire on it. caseih from factory did not put the proper rated tires on it. They came with tires that are rated for 18 ton but they did not allow for the extra weight of the header and the grain in the hopper. I will be switching to another brand.
Thanks for the comment Dan, Gleaners are always a good option. All the best!
Great job young man! I have enjoyed watching this channel grow. Keep doing what you are and this channel will be huge one day.
Thank you so much Matt! That really means a lot. Glad to have you along for the ride! Hopefully we keep growing!
Great awesome video Austin , can’t beat a gleaner . I don’t care what people say . They make a excellent combine very impressive . Transverse rotor is the best , only John Deere owners trash talk
Thank you! And you are correct, you cannot be a gleaner! I appreciate the comment!
John Deere owners trash talk anything and everyone.
F**k gleaner green hell yeah
John deere talks trash about all brands..they try to copy everybody else.
@@dennisfoulk82 they don't copy more than anybody else
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'Looking meaner ridin' my Gleaner!" .....t-shirts coming soon -LOL Was that some indoor droneage? You got one steady hand for that flight. Like the way you were weaving in that extra footage to show what you were explaining - combines are a mechanical wonder when you look at what goes in and what comes out. Good luck on the sale, ask the customer if they sub'ed and gave a thumbs-up, if so - hit the big boss up to negotiate your commission❗.👍
I figured I’d try and fly it inside and boy was I careful! Took it nice and slow and cautious lol. Combines I honestly believe are the greatest piece of technology. I agree it’s crazy how much goes through it and how it separates the grain from the plant is crazy!! And thank you Rhino!! (The customer took it by the way!) 👍👍
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the ole silver seeder
How hard is it to change the seconded feeder house chain?
Lol
I bought this combine. Have 3 new ones coming this year!!
Great! These combines are awesome!!
Them silver seaders😜
Gleaner is no longer the only combine with a transverse rotor. The Nexat harvester module took it a step further and has a bi-directional transverse rotor.
What’s a hi-directional transverse rotor
Because they work
They're crappy
@@Mygirlfriend3141how are they crappy? Give me exemples
Great vid👍my neighbour had Gleaner L2, I have soft spot for Gleaner because they are lighter then other combines n cheaper too, bang for their buck. Wish Gleaner come with track option, enjoy watching Gleaner roadshow vids it’s unfortunately their been none for while.
Thanks Jamie! And yes they are really good bang for your buck! And I think there will be more gleaner roadshow videos soon!
You forgot the best part about them lol you can take the rotor out in 15mins
That will be handy. No doubt it will be necessary to fix that silver turd eventually
Same threashing mech, but the natural flow has had gobs of different power sources........AC, Deutz (V8 air cooled -really?), Cummins (my fave) now Agco. Hard to build a legacy when your dealer can’t afford Cummins Insite software to support the Engines. I do like the design, but no close dealers means I have a Case IH 8010.
By the way, what model drone you have ?
I have a DJI Mini 2 now! The drone footage of the gleaner combines however were taken with my DJI Phantom 4 that I ended up crashing!
I've heard these are terrible for grass seed because the transverse rotor allows for high loss. Is this true?
Must be. You don't see them running in the seed areas.
They may need great machines, but with almost no dealer support in saskatchewan, so not many in the field in South sask.
As bad as jd and case may be they have lots of dealers..
Gleaner sample is a Cleaner sample!
Yes sir!
Austin,can you tell me what the music is you used for the intro? Thanks!
Hi Christopher! Sorry for the late reply but the intro music I used was: Freedom by Dan Lebrowitz. I go through Epidemic Sound and TH-cam’s Audio library for all my music! Hope that helped!
@@FullLineAustin
Great! Thanks for the music info.
FYI, I’m not a farmer at all (retired Product Planning Engineer at General Motors in Oshawa), but I love machinery! Got your site from watching Saskdutchkid, you guys are fun to watch. Also, as a GM guy, I was happy to see your Sierra start at -48C without the block heater working as it should. Personally, I’m GMC over Chevrolet, but I’ve had both. Take care Austin, and thanks again. cd/
We love gleaners we first had 2 R70 and then a R75 and now we have a S77 and S78
You have the best combines made.
Why do some farmers swath and pickup and some do straight cutting ?
i would explain it to you but this video does it for me th-cam.com/video/qcvjmyJKbIo/w-d-xo.html
@@bandeano3870 Thanks Dean, that summed it up perfect. I didn't even think about looking for a video on here for that
Still don’t see them in rice country though
No rice and seed crops. No edible beans. I've never seen one in lentils
its a real shame that agco cancelled the orange tractors (allis) back in 08.... :(
allis chalmers forever!!!
Yes but it was in 2011 I think.
I never shed a year as the Allis Chalmers and Massey's went away and were traded for Deere and Case IH..
good combine,but put a 12 or 16 row cornhead on and push thru 250 bpa ,they don't have what it takes to run with green or red
Why not just direct cut flax ?
Don’t know the exact reasoning but what they find that it is easier to cut the flax right in front of the combine then just pick up a swath!
@6:42 dat bass drop
Paint that thing!! Allis orange frame or something! I love gleaners, but all that black is horrible. Make interior tan!
Black and grey,🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮😟😟😟😟
Red stripe🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Not a fan of Agco, no matter what badge it carries.
I don’t want a big rude answer but, may I ask why?
@@FullLineAustin everything goes proprietary, locking down servicing to their service people, overpriced parts...
@@FullLineAustin they were a lot bigger in the 80s. Then the N6 came out and damn near killed them. The dealers weren’t fixing the flawed machines either. They died in my area when the N6 came out. The 80s were tough on farmers and having a flawed combine with no support from Gleaner really hurt some people.
@@tunintunin3417 obviously you are not familiar with Deere or Case, describes them to a T.