Big COMBINES Harvesting Corn
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- This video shares large articulated tractors from John Deere, CLAAS, Case IH, New Holland and AGCO at work in the field.
Watch for these combines :
John Deere X9 1100 460 bu. 16 row corn head
Case IH 9250 Axial-Flow 410 bu. 16 row corn head
New Holland CR 8.90. 410 bu. 12 row corn head
CLAAS Lexion 8600TT. 510 bu. 12 row corn head
AGCO FENDT T9 IDEAL. 485 bu. 12 row corn head
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Great video! I’ve enjoyed many of them. I’m a farm kid from the 70’s-80’s… loved Farming… But I’m saddened by the Military Industrialized Complex that Has Removed the small family farms from this Nation! Those small farms Had a wealth of benefits! The millions of kids growing up on them that learned so many valuable life lessons.. Hard work, where their food came from, how to fix things, problem solve, etc, etc.!!
*The drone footage was outstanding, especially with the red equipment in the field; it really stands out, haha! The Fendt combine left a strong impression.*
. . . . and a little "Cab Corn" too !!!
To think that one of these machines will do as much as 10-15 machines from the seventies is astounding. Just keeping the threshed grain away from these machines is a real job. 4-6 bushels per second is a lot. If you have ever shoveled in a bin you can appreciate how much that is.
The combines from the 70’s were so big in their day. I like getting any chance I can to film a 1970’s combine at work. They are painfully slow in comparison to today’s monster machines. But they are still very cool to see.
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All look so efficient, lots of corn thank you farmers for feeding the world.
903,731 watched this video by 11,11,22 watching these massive combines make these big farmers richer
As amazing as these new machines are, I still like watching the older machines working. They just have more classical appeal .
Sometimes it's unbelievable how big these combines have gotten. Just when you think they can't get any bigger, sure enough someone makes one bigger. Rural roads the way they are, hard to believe that these combines can get to the field. Good information as always here. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
The overhead shot of the New Holland was pleasantly hypnotic.
Thank you for watching.
That would make a great screen saver.
Must say the Agco Fendt was producing an impressive amount of "cab corn!" (Not the machine's "fault" ...)
Yeah that was really excessive, they didn't do all that better with the trailer in the previous scene either. No idea why they insist on running the piles way to high like that. Just stop for a second sheesh.
@@kishascape a
What a waste!
I appreciate 🙏 big tractor power showing our class 11 X9-1100 combine at her finest 👌 👏 thank u
They are impressive to see. I have filmed 3 different X9s this year in corn and soybeans. They eat up the acres.
Great video as usual Jason!! Thanks for sharing!!
That color scheme on the Fendt is cool. Looks like a european super car in the field!!
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It is a great looking colour and a sharp looking machine.
Looks like the guy in the fends is combining and planting at the same time with the overloaded hopper in the combine.
Yeah, he ended up with some "cab corn",,lol.
Impressive drone shots of all these big combines.
Wow that class can really unload the grain in a hurry!
They pour it out.
The Fendt has speeds of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. In my opinion it was running at 50% in this video. It can do 6.2 bushels per second at ramming speed (100%), the Class will do 5.1 I believe.
Awesome video Jason! Very very impressed of today’s farm farm equipment.
Thank you for watching. These combines cover a bunch of ground in a hurry.
The drone footage was superb especially with red equipment in the field, it shows up better lol. The Fendt combine was impressive.
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What drone do you use!
@@JH_HAY DJI Mavic Pro2
The Fendt was impressive how much corn was spilling over the side…
Just impressive how large these combines are.
Having grown up thinking our Case 660 was huge, these modern machines are truly massive.
Yea we didn’t have that to worry about just a 2-row mounted on a d-19 nimble mister
it is a beast
Awesome video again thanks, the drone shots are amazing, thanks for sharing stay safe and keep well 👍.
personally, I would enjoy the exact same footage with the tractors & grain carts info. great work as always
The sophistication displayed by these contemporary farm machinery is unparalleled; they've taken precision farming to a whole different dimension.
They keep adding to their abilities each year.
The Claas looked like it was dumping a massive river of corn into that bank out wagon! The X9 looks fantastic tho!
The 8600 TT is a monster in the field.
Looks like those John Deere Combines are filling up Fast
@@bigtractorpower The 8900 TT is the reall beast in grain and corn.We have 8 of them.
@@udo5479 I’m calling bullshit ain’t no way you got 8
@@udo5479 where do you farm?
Good stuff. Hard to say how accurate the website prices are compared to what someone might actually pay, i think anyway, but interesting to see how they stack up. Based on specs Fendt looks like the deal there.
This is one of my favorite videos. I just watched it for the fourth time. I love the way your videos focus on the equipment and don't have music or a fancy introduction.
Thank you for watching. The best sound to me is the machinery at work.
They are all good when they work!
Case international and new Holland are the combines I like best. Like to see videos of the tractors and grain carts unloading in to waiting trucks. Have a great day be safe.
Thank you for watching. I have lots of footage of grain carts and trucks on the way.
Watching these amazing machines makes me appreciate how much work one man and a mule had to do.
In the mule days it would have been a team of mules and a wagon with people hand picking the ears of corn. Tough long days for sure.
Our school was surrounded on three sides by cornfields. They had a hell of a time getting us back in after recess........I would daydream and watch them working on their well used and very basic equipment. No Steiger 4 wheelers or air conditioning in those days......about 1969 or 70.....
@@bigtractorpower And stacking fodder
@@bigtractorpower never farmed with a mule but I helped my grandpa put in and harvest 80 acers of corn with a B model John Deere 2 rows at a time, wasn't anything I would want to do again,he however had the time of his life. Sitting under a shade tree watching me,I said I wouldn't want to do it again but I'm glad I did it made him so happy to do it with old school equipment
The next year I planted the same patch of ground in less than 4 hours v the 2weeks it took with his old b model,but I'm still glad I helped grandpa plant and harvest his last crop
Hi Carl BZ just watched your interview! Great job! Keep up the great job!! We need FARMERS!!!
Thank you very much for this video I enjoyed seeing these large combines in the field.
Thank you for watching. They are fun to see in action.
Awesome video ! Nice to see different brands and models at work .
John deers are my favourite but the last two have blown my mind!
Waited too long to unload. High-population seeding of "winter corn" at 9:34
If the Fendt could lift its auger higher, it could unload directly into the grain bin, but as it is, it will have unload into a pit or auger .:)
Nothing like when I was a kid. Two.row mounted 327 corn picker on a a- John deere.
All impressive machines! Thanks!
Use to drive for a grain and feed outfit down here in Texas. Company had 10 hopper bottoms and during harvest we'd fight about who got those big rigs. Tell the buggy drivers just LOAD THE WAGON DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE MULES. We'd roll out of those fields in about 15 minutes grossing 110k. Get back to the bins test it, dump it, and go get another one. Those big harvesters can make a driver some money.
Great video. All those big combines and not one has a cab hopper for cab corn :-)
The X9 1100 was a beast.
5 mph and full speed ahead.
@@bigtractorpower really fast. If it were a car on the road, would’ve gotten a speeding ticket 🎫
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My favourate is the Case IH 9250. The most impressive of them all. From a SouthcAfrican perspective the touchest also.
All of them are impressive.
That 9T was LOADED in that first shot :p
I have a 1970 gleaner k, 3 row corn head. This machine would fill my brain bin in 12 seconds. Unreal.
Combines are impressive machines😉👍
Great video, thanks for sharing👍👍
They cover allot of ground.
The fendt was awesome
It is impressive.
Gotta love harvest time I like the x9 and like the new holland pretty cool setups
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That Case IH tractor - Steiger - amazing. Stallion.
They make for a nice harvest team.
That’s some beastly equipment. Even the grain carts and tractors were big. Wish they had Massey combines here
Unfortunately Massey Combine production for North America ended in 2020. For 2021 AGCO dealers in the United States offer Gleaner and Fendt Ideal. I do have a Massey 9545 filmed in soybeans this fall.
@@bigtractorpower I’ll check it out Jason. Thank you
In Europe the Ideal can be badged Fendt or MF.
I love watching a combine or forage harvester finish a corn row!
It’s a great view.
Especially 16 rows simultaneously.
@@GoFastGator Did you see the three rabbits run to the right when it came out.
@@larrydettmer8916 yup!
Anyone else sitting in a grain cart watching combine videos? I can't watch combines and combine at the same time...
Lexion 760 with a C16F....we haven’t had the greatest scenarios with standability and productivity this year but money wise I will take it all day...👍🏼
The 760 is a very solid combine. They do a great job.
WOW! we had an old massey Ferguson where i used to work. Had a slant 6 to power it .i thought it was big and mean, but WOW ! Look at them now! More bushles, give em hell !!
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When mom says you have to bring along your little brother
Excellent video thanks for posting still love ❤ the green machines 👍 even if it's got the biggest price tag 😀
The X9 has tremendous capabilities.
I liked the Claas, i got really triggered from the grain spilling over on the Fendt. :)
OK millenial
Me too I'd be yelling at my cart driver
Same. I was talking to my phone for the buggy to pull along side. Could've emptied the fendt by the time it started cutting again.
Cab corn?
@@miverson4 lol
It seems that the manufactures are quite proud of their prices too.
That CLAAS seems to unload the fastest, was there corn already in the cart when they started to unload?
The Fendt has three unload speeds, my guess is he was running at 50% capacity.
My favorite video so far, extreme quality of the footage and some pretty cool info, very interesting. Hi from Italy.
Thank you for watching from Italy. Italy has some impressive farming especially on the hillsides.
You should post videos of yall farming
The intro scene was great, the crunching sound, the stalks falling over as the green monster devours them, and squirrels running for their lives in terror lmao
Fendt Ideal all the way!
That was awesome seeing them working in the field I was a bit surprised to see the John Deere was The highest priced I thought the Arco Would’ve been a bit higher
Capacity bu per sec. Is it the highest price or the largest?
Combines are a big investment. If they have tracks that jumps the price too. These are model year 2021 list prices. In looking the prices up Case IH had 2022 prices as well the 9250 is going for $606 to $690K. No doubt each brand will see a jump next year.
@@bigtractorpower I have seen a few X9s for sale after the 2021 harvest advertised for over $900,000. A new Fendt ideal 10T is in the same ball park. Bells and whistles will cost over $100,000 more in both cases and you don’t have to buy OEM headers either, you can shop around for Mac Don, Honey Bee etc. The point being is you can option yourself out at over a $Million if you like. It is pretty crazy.
FENDT seems mighty "stout" ,,, great job 👍 Much appreciated ✌️
The Ideal is a nice combine.
We would like to thank you for sharing your video with us it's very educational for us...
I like the red combine.
We've come a long way from my dads Massey Harris 72! Approx 45-50 bu. grain tank!
I am a big fan of Case IH. Great video by the way.
Keep harvesting
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great video thanks for sharing
Looks are perspective..... But the X9 has bigger numbers, period. The X9 is the beast here, I don't think anybody can argue that
The X9 is a monster. I just filmed a CLAAS 8700 and Fendt Ideal 10T. Those combines at 510 bu and 485 bu move a bunch of grain too.
@@bigtractorpower The 9T looked Small to me, compared to the X9. I'm curious to see how the 10T performs
i liked them all. new holland john deere fendt claas all good combines.
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I love farming wish i could be you guys😁
The more I see of the JD X9 1100, the more I like it!!! Awesome video Jason😁👌👍
Really enjoyed this, thanks!
Thank you for watching.
THIS WAS FRICKEN AWESOME! THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO DO IN RETIREMENT.
The claas looks like a hoss to me.
bloody hell thats awesome
Awesome machines.. so much done inside of those... where those rabbits running at :51
Ain't no way I thought this was going to be a big elite combine from half life 2 plucking up corn.
Congratulations from Spain... Fantastics machines
Thank you for watching.
that Fendt on tracks looks sick
They roll right through the acres.
thanks for taken time to put this up.very nice video.
It is fun tracking these machines down to share. Thank you for watching.
Wild rabbits were exiting stage left at 0:50
Looks like moving day.
Any one of these machines sure beat riding that tractor drawn self powered John Deere combine tieing Miller's knots bagging wheat n oats in 90° to sometimes 100° degree dusty heat back in the mid 50s on the CNY farm I boarded out as a teen.
Did you have enough to eat today? If so, give thanks to God. And then a farmer. In that order.
Impressive video. Well done love it. All the combines are favorite. Just would like to know why some operators keep the unloading augers open?
Thank you for watching. I will tell you for the unloading augers are out. These combines are running 5,000 to 7,000 bu of corn an hour. They basically never stop unloading on the go. The X9s in this video for example were in 300 bu. Corn running 5 mph. The X9s would no dinner finishing unloading than it was time to unload again. They would unload 3 times in a half if a mile.
That Claas is a beast.
It is. I just filmed an 8700 this past weekend.
Super video BTP thanks for putting this video together 🚜🚜👍👍
It was fun to film.
Eventualmente me encanta ver cosechadoras literalmente.
Hi bigtractorpower greetings from burley idaho
Good ole burley lol
@@erikevensen3701 greetings 👍✌
The unloading auger on the fendt is massive
Yes. It is 34ft long.
I like the Case IH
How many liters or gallons is the fuel tank? How many gallons or gallons do you spend in 8 hours of work?What is the fuel used by the harvester?Excellent video!
Wow this is much incredible 💪
Thank you for watching.
Awesome drone shots!
Thank you fir watching.
Awesome 👍 thanks
Thank you for watching.
the first combine my grandpa driven was an international 303
The Fendt T9 is one impressive combine. It just blast through the corn field
5 mph. Full speed ahead.
Maybe u need to get down to my home state of Louisiana Crowley, La and flim the X9-1100 combine harvesting rice vs the S790
I would very much like to see the rice Harvest specially with an X9.
That claas was unloading very fast . I prefer our gleaner s98s they work well for us . We like the grain sample quality and the grain loss is extremely low . We always had a poor sample in corn from our johndeere s680s with cracked kernels With the gleaners we don't see that . The cost of ownership is what we really like they are simple and reliable.
In my opinion Gleaner S series leave the least amount of grain and produce the best sample.
@@bigtractorpower That is the claim to fame of the Fendt Ideals as well. Clean, no cracks and more bushels in the tank makes a lot of payments at the bank.