Maize harvest under wet soil conditions | Team Tracks Oussoren | John Deere 7400 & Kato ic75
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2019
- When the going gets tough the tough get going, in this case contrator Oussoren from Westbroek in the Netherlands.
When there is a lot of rainfall, especially on the peat soils in mid Holland the harvest can be difficult. Contrator Oussoren converted for this a John Deere 7400 SPFH on excavator tracks.
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The first sensible way of working in the wet that i have seen,not watching multi million dollar machines completely stuck in mud
Mooi om te zien dat onder deze moeilijke omstandigheden de maïs toch gehakseld wordt! Prachtige machines.
That tricky move at 5:40 is legit.
Kyle Kennedy very talented farmers.
This looks freaking.... Overpower and brutal
Great work and powerful machine
Mooi dat je alle aspecten gefilmt hebt! nice
Prachtige machines bij Oussoren! Heb ze een paar jaar geleden hier bij Ede ook in de modder gefilmd maar gaat prima met die rupsen eronder. Mooie video! Mvg, Jan
Well, as a plus, tillage is done at the same time as harvest in one operation.
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*Perfect! The weather is absolutely stunning 🤣*
Mooie video met prachtige machines.
Prachtige video!!😍
The Sound of the John Deere Harvester in the Beginning ofthe Video is insane! Never heard a such badass Sound!
Prachtige video!
I appreciate your videos.
Mooi filmpje!! Raar met die rupsbanden, nog nóóit gezien
Teknolojide son nokta diyebilirim daha öncesinde böyle bir şey görmedim
Perfect ! Beautiful conditions 🤣
Some good old fashioned ingenuity and engineering right there
Ver unique machines, never seen something like that.
The operator must be quite skilled to keep the header in level in such muddy conditions.
That isn’t a combine
Niels Rooiman no it’s a forage harvester but the front is still called a header.
Your videos are ideal to watch before sleep :D
Great idea, and I hope he does very well with it.
Mooie video
It’s like a corn chopping tank, great video and keep up the good work👍🏼 Greetings from Sweden
Nice machine work
That John Deere chopper sounds good with a Straight Pipe on it !!!!
Theese forces must be an overkill for the hydrostatic-drive!
Anyway: Very impressive!
My, those are certainly difficult conditions! Looks a lot like a Louisiana sugar cane harvest!
A very interesting video from TractorSpotter. All the usual video skills and some very unique farming equipment in action. One Thumbs Up just isn't enough reward for this video I am sorry to say. :(
Wow awesome video!! Never seen tracks on a forage harvester or those interesting track trucks! Very nice, thank you!
Great video!!
That’s a Good Harvester
Now that is awesome
Awesome 10/10
Great catch and nice video. Greets Stefan
Schönes Video. Top
Great Video !
It ain't much if it ain't Dutch !!! Well done guys !!!
Love your video's! Keep up the good work :)
very beautiful ❤
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TractorSpotter wasn't kidding when he said difficult conditions. I am assuming that the fields are too low lying to be able to adequately dry out, hence the special machines. Gumboots for walking those fields.
Nice tracks :D
That harvester started out as a wheeled vehicle when it left the John Deere dealer. Someone did quite a bit chop and mod. to make that machine a reality.
No shit Sherlock.
Most farmers in these wet (peat) regions of Holland would not consider growing silage maize on these soils. But a farmer maybe does not always have a choice to get his silage maize elswhere.
We had a couple of dry years, so maybe he took the risk to go for it. But as the description states, autumn was very wet.
These peat soils are actually very suitable for grass production. To me the best purpose for these very wet soils, especially in dry years. Maize production is just far more suitable for sandy soils to me, we grow it ourselves too in the east of Holland.
As amazing as those machines are, it seems like a crazy amount of energy and investment for a relatively small harvest. Far from the massive efficiency you normally see.
They are contractors and chop not only corn, but hay/grass silage, I bet.
True, seems very inefficient to harvest on wet ground
Brilliant video! What a awesome machine! We could do with a machine on tracks to help maize Harvest in the uk!
Dit bedrijf heeft ook een x bij mij gehakselt!
Yes, the tracks look very similar to Russian artillery tractors
ាឆមកឆឥឆ៊ឆាឆ់ឆឆឆាឧឪឪឮឮឪ់លលក្្ហវមន។។ុំមចចខសាឋឪ
The tank of farmers
Vraiment intéressant cette vidéo
Par contre la prestation ne doit pas être donné
Nice
Would love to have these in Farming Simulator 19
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Forrageira de esteira ? Ficou top de mais mano
Унтиресная техника. Когда же мы дорастём до таких технологий?!
Could use a set up like that here in mid-west USA this year.
Joe Stender yep that would make it here
Nice Video. Top.
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Freut mich. danke
Could use this in midwestern USA rn 😂😂😂
Reese Bemrich Looks like dumping seed corn only easier.
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just where do you think you are m8?
@@valerkand9270 im calling the police
It's a cool way of harvesting but looks quiet inefficient
How would you do it?
@@bobthebuilder2922 Firstly I would wait for dryer conditions then just use tractors and silage wagons
@@liamo5448 at this time of year in that soil it wont get any better, it gets better when the maize has become useless to harvest.
Don't look at an country where more than 50% from farm ground is made by getting land out an ocean, Netherlands are making the land over years as they build wood into the north see, the waves bring mud and sand that soil would really get dry in about more than 100 years. The next problem is salt in the ground. They Deep pluging about all 2 - 4 years.
You can't wait until winter and the ground is frozen than you can forget the corn.
We need them here in north east Wisconsin! The dairy I work for is using dump carts on 8000r John Deere mfwd tractors with duals, some have front duals too and they are loading the carts only half full and still getting stuck!
You can’t use quad tracks and track wagons? Class makes a half track harvester that I’m sure could put rear tracks on it?
That surely beats using a salad shooter and canoe!
Tractors are similar to the Russian skidder "Alttrak ТТ-4М"
No, not really. Front is a bit different, radiator housing is not that much in front and whole suspension is completely different.
we so need this to be a mod in FS22!
Like giants ballroom dancing while ankle deep in soup.
OM617YOTA Been there done that , harvesting seed corn in the husk.
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Now I need both of those in fs19
I think everyone could have used those tracks this years in America
Take one of the track dump truck put a long Auger trailer on it an make a self propelled Loading trailer
That's perhaps the biggest John Deere (other than a combine) I've seen
You havent seen many then
LORD OF THE RiMS lmao, right
Super, ein tolles Video. Schade, das die Motorengeräusche nicht so schön zu hören sind.
Please someone mod this for Farm Sim 2019.
Yeah plz
I’m betting console won’t get it
@@jrdsgamingchanne3979 Cause you don't need it!
See what everyone don't understand why console don't get mods is because modders can't put out something they are not allowed to with out permission from that company 😒
@@briscoesjug1026 What i don't understand is why would you even buy a console,cause every normal human has a computer anyway,so why don't you just put the price of the console to the price of a computer and there you go!
is anyone else crying at the loss of corn
Do you leave the field until next spring to get the soil in shape for planting ? pretty torn up after the harvesting !!
Quite a bit of soil transport from one farm to another on those tracks. Could become a problem with disease outbreaks? And as others have said, this would appear to be quite inefficient compared to harvesting in ideal conditions.
Here in germany (50 km from the dutch border) the year and harvest was pretty dry and now when we're finished it won't stop raining.
Jonas Brock yea same here (Netherlands) , raining every day
Mooi om te zien. Maar je rijd de grond helemaal dol.
kaatje bloem wat moet je anders
I'm struggling to see the point of growing forage maize if have to go to these lengths to get it in.
It hardly ever goes down like this. And they are growing forage to feed cattle to produce milk to earn a living how can you not see the point in that?
Das ist doch mal etwas anderes, als üblich! Aber mit der schwierigen Anfahrt auf dem Tieflader und der Abfahrt mithilfe dem Container-Dienstes, dürfte das Maishäckseln teurer werden, als der abgeerntete Mais eigentlich wert ist.
Dutch military fall exercise 2019 ;)
Damn they need to switch to no till. We hardly track up our feels at all anymore
Alex Duke We have tried that , in most areas the hardpan gets really bad.
But then Alex, your land is probably not 12 feet below sea level....
1000000 subskripe
А как потом по тому полю сеять что-то? Оно же как после войны.
Notice how they took a left run in the middle of everything as usual.
Claas made a combine years ago that had similar tracks. Commander was the model name I think.
They now did make a new one with Tracks in the Front , they will sell it in the next years
@@moritz6215 It's amazing how tracks were used many years ago but it's taken until recently for the technology to catch up enough that they are used a lot. The old timers had things figured out, just not the details
#Jaisson
whats the music at 1:30?
Mais in de polder?
How will they plow such wet soil then?
Waarom pakt de rups geen container op?
I’d say less harvesting of corn and more chaffing of those corn stalks
They usually shred up the whole plant for animal feed here.
Yep, they don't harvest any corn. Just make silo. Where I live, corn never gets ready to harvest (wrong climate and no such hybrid yet) and maize silo is very good feed for live stock.
Why was so important to harvest even beside this conditions?
I’ve worked silage in Holland for a good 15 years now, helping the local contractor get through the harvest (which for the last 7-8 years btw hasn’t been what it used to, due to less farmers and bigger machines probably) and I’ve never seen a harvester with a fold down cab. Is it common for a harvester to be able to do that and have I just not been around one that needed to, or is it a mod? We run a team of Steyrs + GINAF and my boss has been a steady Claas user for the harvesters.
Not very common. It folds so they can meet hight restrictions when transporting it.
Is it a cab mod? Or just tipped forward in a service position?
What brand are the tracked side dumper vehicles? Are they Alltrack? Are they custom made? They would work so well in Minnesota fields. Anyone know what they are?
I don't know, but I was thinking they look a lot like Japanese Morooka chassis.
Nothing like ruining a farm for 10 years. Ruts = compaction.
How much is rainfall there, we have second dry year in finland
September had 90mm over the entire month, October so far counts 103mm.
Dry? This was yet an another wet year for us (Pohjanmaa)
We have kauhava 2018 110mm rain and 2019 100mm rain growing season after harvest this year rainfall is 80mm
I think it is a region in Netherlands where the fields are old ground from North See.
We've didn't have any rainin june, july and august. Now in autumn we've got rain.
Those are terrible conditions.
Even with track vehicles, soil compaction must be a problem!
oilhammer04 cows need feed regardless of the weather
@@grahamturbett, true.
This conditions are 1 reason for nl to deep plug about all 2 - 4 years in about 1m and deeper.
@@MrKaba1985, thanks for the explanation.
@@oilhammer04 Netherlands getting her ground with an old working method, they getting wood logs into the beach after years it's high enough to plant the first Crops they take salt out of it no use in industry or something only this over years.
The deep pluging has also an other opinion it takes salt back into the deep soil wher it can't decrease the field conditions. You can see it at Videos where the fields looking more like Grey than brown.
This shows the environmental madness of maize silage production in wetter parts of Europe. The soil erosion from that land over winter will be horrific