Outstanding. My 18-month old grandson has watched this several times; he never tires of it, and when the header is shown finishing the 40-foot swath, he is just thrilled. Thank you!
I am glad to hear he enjoys this harvest video. I just released a new 16 row folding corn head video a few days ago he might enjoy even more. It is posted at th-cam.com/video/cMmlQYP1Rh4/w-d-xo.html
really enjoy the narration you have added to your videos. Not being a farmer I find them very helpful in understanding the content. Keep up the good work.
My 1 year old nearly 2 loves this harvest video and falls asleep watching it but fights it so hard because he can’t take his eyes off the tractors and farm equipment.
Very nice machine. I remember the old two row head we used when I was young. Got a four row and really thought we were something special. Farming has come a long way.
These videos are excellent & a pleasure watching with a great narrator. Long ago I grew up on a New England farm (corn, potatoes, dairy, maple syrup, timber, saw mill) with old John Deere equipment (example: one big cylinder diesel tractor with iron-spiked wheels for Spring/wet work). So, this brings back memories in a much bigger way. (Farm still here for haying-only) Thanks.
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16 rows at a time, and we thought we were living large when we got a three row corn picker for our JD70. Even with the hopper extensions, the hopper will fill up real fast, it takes a big wagon to keep up with that!
Big tractor you’ve got some great videos of forming and harvesting crops I really like watching your videos every day so stay safe and keep them coming
My two year old grandson loves this video. He learned about combines from the Cars movie but REALLY LIKES THE REAL THING! Thanks so much I learned too. From a potential FFA child. !!
Thank you for sharing. That is great to hear. Frank is a tough combine in cars. Frank is based on a Case IH AFX Combine. You son can see the real Frank in this video th-cam.com/video/R79sm4BqNrg/w-d-xo.html
Just curious here, but is there a pronounced advantage of having a tracked combine over a wheeled one, other than perhaps being better able to navigate marshy ground? The tracked tractors definitely seem to have a significant advantage for traction and pulling power, as evidenced by the tug-of-war vids.
Here is a question you probably never been asked. I used to go to our local feed store back in the day (been closed). The owner would buy shelled corn used to mill it up for corn meal for human consumption. It was not ground fairly coarse so the coin meal would stick together if you squeezed a handful in your hand. If I find a feed store and wanted to buy some shelled corn to make corn meal what would I ask for?
Buy regular corn from the farmer. Put it on as many cookie sheets as you can in your oven and bake at 110 for 40 min. Should be dried enough that grinding will be easy.
You can tilt the feederhouse to the left or right, depending on the terrain flow. I know with a lot of these machines, usually it is tilted to one side or the other slightly to keep the head level.
It may also be that one cylinder is lifting a little faster than the other for no particular reason, or the wheels can be slightly uneven but once it gets in the cut they even out.
Most grain "carts" are not propelled. The rear tires on some combines are powered -- if they have tractor treads they are powered, if they have straight treads then they probably are not.
Hey that funny we have Maize Flakes. Just joking they are corn flakes here too. It is interesting how terminology changes like plowing and ploughing or windshield and windscreen.
I love this stuff when I was a girl my daddy would put me on his seat of 🚜 . he was a small man and he'd let me put my hands on that old 🚜 Steering wheel and I thought I was driving it. Was the greatest thing in the world to me. Scrawny little muppet blonde tomboy one of the boys. The camaraderie That men share is wonderful. For me only when respectful of their little sister being around.
It still is. We run a 9500 in 180bu corn in 2019...It's the average yields that have been going up so quickly in the last 10 years. Our combine makes crazy noises after 220 bu an acre. This combine uses more fuel in a day then our combine, tractor/cart and 2 semi use in a day. Yet this combine is absolutely necessary in big operation with a small harvest window. Great vid.
It's more a function of how far they have to haul the grain and how long to unload. A small combine can keep several trucks busy if the drive is long enough.
Like someone said depending on the drive time and how long they have to wait at the least it keeps the equipment running and not having to wait for trucks
You spread the weight out over a larger area so your less likely to lose traction and get stuck during muddy harvests.....a tiny bit of moisture will paralyze a normal tractor
There are really not too many weeds. Maybe in a low spot or on the edge. They just get cut and dropped under the header. Very little other than the ear or corn goes into the combine.
How does he line up at the beginning of a pass? It seems like it would be hard to line up properly with the edge row being 20 feet away. I've only run old 6 and 4 row combines. Is there a camera out there on the head or something?
They count the rows and look for the gap between the planter pass. They also use gps to guide the combine. This farm runs all passes at 40ft to reduce and contain compaction. So the strip till bar, planter and combine all make the same 40ft pass through the season.
A class 9 and a 16 row head would be good for 2,500 acres of corn and up. Farms here in Western Kentucky tend to have one combine for each 3,500 to 3,000 acres of corn. Here winter wheat follows corn so it is important to get it harvested fast to seed the next crop before cold weather sets in.
Great video. Beg to differ over the tracks ! Different layout and shape to the JD standard tracks that are triangular in shape compared with these ones.
The 9RX tractors use John Deere built tracks. The combines use ATI tracks. Here is an S680 we filmed on Deere yellow ATI factory mounted tracks. You can compare in this video m.th-cam.com/video/dj7br6zaE1E/w-d-xo.html
Outstanding. My 18-month old grandson has watched this several times; he never tires of it, and when the header is shown finishing the 40-foot swath, he is just thrilled. Thank you!
I am glad to hear he enjoys this harvest video. I just released a new 16 row folding corn head video a few days ago he might enjoy even more. It is posted at th-cam.com/video/cMmlQYP1Rh4/w-d-xo.html
@@bigtractorpower He would rather watch your videos than Thomas the Tank Engine! Thank you.
My three year old is the same way. He could watch this all day. As I type this, he’s asking if we can watch another harvesting video.
really enjoy the narration you have added to your videos. Not being a farmer I find them very helpful in understanding the content. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. We enjoy sharing farm equipment in action.
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My 1 year old nearly 2 loves this harvest video and falls asleep watching it but fights it so hard because he can’t take his eyes off the tractors and farm equipment.
Very nice machine. I remember the old two row head we used when I was young. Got a four row and really thought we were something special. Farming has come a long way.
When you have this 1 you only need 1 combine if you have a big farm
These videos are excellent & a pleasure watching with a great narrator. Long ago I grew up on a New England farm (corn, potatoes, dairy, maple syrup, timber, saw mill) with old John Deere equipment (example: one big cylinder diesel tractor with iron-spiked wheels for Spring/wet work). So, this brings back memories in a much bigger way. (Farm still here for haying-only) Thanks.
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[10:30] Amazing footage! The precision of these machines is just incredible, and you captured it perfectly.
16 rows at a time, and we thought we were living large when we got a three row corn picker for our JD70. Even with the hopper extensions, the hopper will fill up real fast, it takes a big wagon to keep up with that!
Watched the WHOLE video. Great details. 10 trucks to 1 combine stuck out. Normally we do 2 to 1 with smaller machines and closer storage.
Thank you for watching.
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Love the videos. I was raised with Massey's and particularly like those videos when you show them.
Modernized machinery has helped people free up their labor, great videos
Big tractor you’ve got some great videos of forming and harvesting crops I really like watching your videos every day so stay safe and keep them coming
Love it when it comes to the end of the row and you can see the size of that head
It’s always a neat view to catch.
Very nice machine i like John deere combine, i was working before in saudi Arabia as a combine mechanic i love it.
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I watch these videos all day long thank you..
Thank you for watching.
Keeping us all eating. Impressive machines and folks who operate them. Thanks for a great video.
Thank you for doing these videos! My 2yo loves tractors and combines and I showed him your video and he was glued
Thank you for sharing. I have liked farm machines since I was your sons age. I enjoy sharing these machines at work.
they sure like the tracked equipment. Tracked cart even
Compaction issues here
Ram Cowboy1999 it's just to help protect the field there working
Less compaction
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Love the s-series combines an s-670 was picking behind our school that belongs to my friends farm
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*I'd love to see some rear and tank samples. It's a great machine; I still remember when an 8-row was considered huge.*
My two year old grandson loves this video. He learned about combines from the Cars movie but REALLY LIKES THE REAL THING! Thanks so much I learned too. From a potential FFA child. !!
Thank you for sharing. That is great to hear. Frank is a tough combine in cars. Frank is based on a Case IH AFX Combine. You son can see the real Frank in this video th-cam.com/video/R79sm4BqNrg/w-d-xo.html
Ah yes a video with no obnoxious music just the sound of the machine, and show what the machine can do
Just curious here, but is there a pronounced advantage of having a tracked combine over a wheeled one, other than perhaps being better able to navigate marshy ground?
The tracked tractors definitely seem to have a significant advantage for traction and pulling power, as evidenced by the tug-of-war vids.
+PinkOld they reduce compaction big time and in muddy fields get the crop out.
Makes sense.
Thanks for the answer.
P.S. Love the narration. Lots of helpful details without being too much to be distracting.
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Excellent video both video-wise and content-wise. Great job. Keep up the good work. Great to get such quality video work in such a dusty environment.
love these videos.wish my dad could see how farming has changed.larry
Combine:enters corn field
Corn:why do I hear boss music?
Did anyone else see the feeder house chain at 12:09 on the ladder side, looks like it had jumped on link on the chain?
690 green machine eating 🌽 love it nice camera 📷work love it when that thing is opening the field and that 16 row head comes through what a monster
would like to see some samples out of the rear, And in the tank. Nice machine, I remember when A 8 row was A giant.
They still are to the hands.
Playing FS19 and love that I know what this piece of equipment is for. So impressive. Down to the header trailer 😂love it!
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Good ol Chemfarm tanks! That's a throwback!
There are a bunch still in use here in Kentucky. No telling how many big tractors they had been passed down from over the years on the same farms.
Absolutely great video's. Requesting any big tractor power cotton harvest video's.
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Glad you explained the purpose of tracks. I wondered if it was for field compaction.
Thank you for watching.
Crazy how strong that feeder house is, even more impressive how the contour master maneuvers that mammoth head!!
Here is a question you probably never been asked. I used to go to our local feed store back in the day (been closed). The owner would buy shelled corn used to mill it up for corn meal for human consumption. It was not ground fairly coarse so the coin meal would stick together if you squeezed a handful in your hand. If I find a feed store and wanted to buy some shelled corn to make corn meal what would I ask for?
Buy regular corn from the farmer. Put it on as many cookie sheets as you can in your oven and bake at 110 for 40 min. Should be dried enough that grinding will be easy.
That 1 combine is keeping 10 semi's going..Holy crap..
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It’s what happens with that big of a header and good corn.
Is this farm owner R. Lester (private owner) in Harrodsburg, KY? Or, is the farm somewhere else? Thanks.
+Jack Sak it is Lester Family Farms but father west in the state.
The 6 row pickers are awesome machinery.
so SATISFYING...I have no clue why!!!!
Do the farms own their harvest equipment or is it hired out to a travelling crew?
Just a heads up. This video was stolen and posted on Modern Agriculture Machines channel. New title Amazing Corn Harvest Machine 2016 Awesome
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Thanks for sharing, the video is really useful and valuable. Wish you all the best
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Fantastic video and equipment, super stuff.
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They produce allot of grain.
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Bet he has a blown oring, notice the head settling to the left or right when lifted for the turn.
You can tilt the feederhouse to the left or right, depending on the terrain flow. I know with a lot of these machines, usually it is tilted to one side or the other slightly to keep the head level.
It may also be that one cylinder is lifting a little faster than the other for no particular reason, or the wheels can be slightly uneven but once it gets in the cut they even out.
Hey, when you coming down to Arkansas, rice harvest is in full swing right now
I'd be keen to know how those tracks are in a combine, i have them on my NH T9.615 and it's rough as all hell.
To the poster, are the wheels on the grain bin powered, are the rear wheels on the combine powered? thank you.
Most grain "carts" are not propelled. The rear tires on some combines are powered -- if they have tractor treads they are powered, if they have straight treads then they probably are not.
What are these 2 grey things in front of the tractor?
+ismail filiz Chem Farm tanks for applying herbicide when they use a strip till toolbar on the tractor in the fall for tillage.
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Thank you for watching.
Great machine, over here UK we grow Maize BUT have corn flakes for breakfast (Kellopgs)
Hey that funny we have Maize Flakes. Just joking they are corn flakes here too. It is interesting how terminology changes like plowing and ploughing or windshield and windscreen.
The head taking down all that corn looks almost like a giant mouth inhaling all those corn stalks
That cart driver is doing a great job keeping up!
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was looking for the hl2 combine harvester theme but sure this works as a backup
I love this stuff when I was a girl my daddy would put me on his seat of 🚜 . he was a small man and he'd let me put my hands on that old 🚜 Steering wheel and I thought I was driving it.
Was the greatest thing in the world to me.
Scrawny little muppet blonde tomboy one of the boys.
The camaraderie That men share is wonderful.
For me only when respectful of their little sister being around.
Very interesting. Would you need these giant machines for a 40 acre farm? What's the smallest width of header for this purpose?
I think this is a 40 acre field not farm because no farm can stay afloat with just 40 acres
My favorite scene in this film is at 1:50.
in the early 80's we had 2 1460's running 12row heads and people thought that was a big deal
It still is. We run a 9500 in 180bu corn in 2019...It's the average yields that have been going up so quickly in the last 10 years. Our combine makes crazy noises after 220 bu an acre. This combine uses more fuel in a day then our combine, tractor/cart and 2 semi use in a day. Yet this combine is absolutely necessary in big operation with a small harvest window. Great vid.
Does these machines separate the ears of corn from the starks
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As fast as that combine is moving, it surely isnt lacking any power...
It is not. 543 hp
10 trucks for 1 combine!
Sepiw, it takes 2 grain carts, 15 semi's to keep a gleaner S88 going at full capacity. Deere sucks balls.
It's more a function of how far they have to haul the grain and how long to unload. A small combine can keep several trucks busy if the drive is long enough.
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I call BS on that lol
Like someone said depending on the drive time and how long they have to wait at the least it keeps the equipment running and not having to wait for trucks
Do the tracks on the tractor & combine turn shorter than wheels or wider for fear of throwing a track?
usually wider since u can tear or throw the track right off on the grain cart, it generally does not matter for the Combine
Thanks for the reply.
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It's gonna dust us all to nothin'
What are the stainless steel tanks for on the front of the tracked John Deer?
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what are two tanks on front of john deer tractor for , great video
The grain cart tracks, are they pto-powered, or is the trailer only dragged along by the drawbar.
Experience right now how much does it harvest per day?
How many acres per hour does this machine do typically?
I am not sure per hour but it can cover over 150 acres a day.
A 40 foot header traveling 5 mph will cover 24 acres per hour.
I like your videos! How much does a 690 cost, with a standard 30 foot header? Around 450-500k ?
600
what is the benefit of having all track equipment beside reduce compaction ?
You spread the weight out over a larger area so your less likely to lose traction and get stuck during muddy harvests.....a tiny bit of moisture will paralyze a normal tractor
It is also sometimes smoother and more comfortable
we go down the rode with our 16row all the time. need a claas lexion in the field to see some action'
Under good conditions how fast do you combine corn with one of these?.
Around 6-7 mph.
What happens to the weeds that the machine picks up does it get sifted and discard out the back or does some of it make it into the holding area?
There are really not too many weeds. Maybe in a low spot or on the edge. They just get cut and dropped under the header. Very little other than the ear or corn goes into the combine.
How does he line up at the beginning of a pass? It seems like it would be hard to line up properly with the edge row being 20 feet away. I've only run old 6 and 4 row combines. Is there a camera out there on the head or something?
They count the rows and look for the gap between the planter pass. They also use gps to guide the combine. This farm runs all passes at 40ft to reduce and contain compaction. So the strip till bar, planter and combine all make the same 40ft pass through the season.
What about stalk summers . They were hanging up on back of head?
What is the life of the tracks, on both of , and cost
great video.greetings from poland...
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oh wow, that machinery just blew my mind!!!
What are the two tanks on the tractor for .!
Probably doubles as planting tractor so they use the tanks for fertilizer
This tractor is used on a strip till in the fall and liquid nitrogen is applied by it.
Ok thanks.
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What kind of acreage we are looking at here to use a piece of equipment like this?
A class 9 and a 16 row head would be good for 2,500 acres of corn and up. Farms here in Western Kentucky tend to have one combine for each 3,500 to 3,000 acres of corn. Here winter wheat follows corn so it is important to get it harvested fast to seed the next crop before cold weather sets in.
@@bigtractorpower Wow... That's quite a large area... Thanks...
what is the brand of your camera
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good narrator voice!
Overwatch,
I don’t know.
I don’t know.
He is kicking it.
Overwatch says stop kicking it....
Hahaha
Holy balls that's a big grain cart.
1:29 just pops out of the field like frank in cars
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How long does it take to harvest all the wheat whit those Machine?
Jhon dear s690 is the best vechil to survive the zombie apocalypse right?
Maybe the S790 is a little better 😅
I was looking for half life combine and found this
Good lord. That's crazy. We can do some 8 rows. But fuck no holmes 40'? (we have hills and terraces.. still though)
From Oz, what are the 2 "chemical tanks" on the chaser bin tractors?
Usually it is because the same tractor is used for planting, and then the tanks hold liquid fertilliser :)
What is the tractor carriing in the front?
Herbicide tanks for spring planting. Can also be loaded with water if they need weight on the nose for traction.
Imagine how fast that 690 fills up
5 minutes or less.
It always the grain cart drivers fault isn’t it
TH-cam doesn't get much more exciting that this...how I got here from a make-up tutorial is beyond me : /
+SEAL 341 thank you for watching.
Great video. Beg to differ over the tracks ! Different layout and shape to the JD standard tracks that are triangular in shape compared with these ones.
look just like the ones on my nabors 680 but his are the factory yellow ones
The 9RX tractors use John Deere built tracks. The combines use ATI tracks. Here is an S680 we filmed on Deere yellow ATI factory mounted tracks. You can compare in this video m.th-cam.com/video/dj7br6zaE1E/w-d-xo.html
How much the price of arwester
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in this type of head could also be foldable to be transported by the same machine to every five
The children are fast
*But the combine is faster*