Harvesting Soybeans
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- Harvesting Soybeans- We've got both combines up and running. The sun is shinning and it's #gotime #harvest18
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Should we go live today?
If you feel like your up to it Zach, they yeah. But VLOGs are good and you're doin a really good job with them. But like I said your channel, your call we'll understand either way.
Yes
Yes
#Gogojuice
Yea.
This is fast becoming the hottest farm channel on You tube. The subs are going through the roof. Congratulations, really enjoy your channel.
I know, it seams like only the other day he hit a hundred thousand and now it's already at 130k. Good job Zach.
@@GoldPicard now it’s past 700k
The LED light draws much less amperage after it has gotten warmed up (which explain why it works the first time but not again shortly afterwards) and the digital light controller in the combine likely thinks there is a problem. The easiest thing to do is add another load to that circuit - maybe double up the LED lights or add the original light back on along with the new LED light. It is similar issue to why LED taillights lights retrofitted on a vehicle cause the blinker to malfunction (either blink rapidly or not blink at all) -- the LED lights do not put enough of a load on the blinker for it to work correctly.
KCautodoctor is correct but just head to autozone and grab a load resistor kit for taillights and spice one into the auger light wiring.
I've had that same problem on the many older used cars I've owned, because while I won't do too many changes to the car one of the things I always do is replace all the halogen lights with LEDs because of the reduced power draw and also that LEDs nowadays are amazingly reliable. But yeah because of the reduced power draw I usually have to add a resistor into the line or tie some lights together to increase power draw and not have the blinker problem.
Led lights cause goofy problems with computers when they expect a larger load. Had a customer with a mid 2000s suburban that he put led tail light bulbs in and it caused the cruise control to not work. That was a fun one to figure out.
X2 for putting in a resistor.
Yup, same for my old bike. Needed a resistor or another LED. In this case as you need the light, I'd recommend another LED on the same circuit or a single, bigger one.
I grew up in Minnesota. I live in Wyoming now. I miss harvest time, the hustle and bustle. Your channel brings me a piece of Minnesota every time a new video comes out. Keep it up man!
As a city boy, and a Navy vet, Could you shoot a short video explaining how the Corn head actually works, as far as removing Kernels from the cob? And then one on the soybean head explaining how that works to extract the beans from the plants? I would appreciate it! TY in advance.
Great idea
I’d be interested in how the corn head actually chops up the stalks, we don’t farm corn up here. The header doesn’t remove corn from cob that is all done in the combine. As for the bean header it cuts the plant stalk off very close to the the ground, the spinning reel keeps the the plants from falling forward once they’re cut, the auger then pulls the entire plant, pods and beans into the combine. The combine then does the separation/threshing. The headers only cut the crop, and feed it into the combine.
That is great information!
Header for corn removes cobs from the stalk. It is done by two cylinders, which holds the plant in between and as they are rolling, plant goes to the ground, and in this motion, stable knives removes a corncob. Rest of the plant is chopped by a small chopper, which is under every row on the header. It is because for combine it is hard (and unnessecary) to deal with tall and hard corn plant. Sorry, hard to explain in EN for me.
Check this out navythomas8: th-cam.com/video/OVMy_lDqOnY/w-d-xo.html
MF's video from last fall explaining how the combine works
After watching so many of your videos, and living in a heavy farming region here in Kentucky, I have a whole newfound respect for farmers. All the issues that arise from simply trying to take 1 field, and how hard it is to really get the crops taken, its really makes you appreciate everything they do to harvest up all the things they(you) do that help make this world go round. Keep up the awesome videos. I stalk my youtube feed daily for your videos and I simply can not get enough farm action. #gotime!
Vamos amigo vamos a cosechar
Dude as someone who grew up on the Farm in SW Minnesota, I love your videos! keep it up, they are so much fun to watch and they help those that don't know much about farming.
one if the few channels that i dont get bored and start skipping through
Got my MN Farmer shirt today. Thank you Zach and family.
George
Deltaville, Va
I love to see how farming is done in America. Its so different to farming in Ireland
Thank you for reminding people to be safe, their families need them
Looks like you guys are off to a great start on beans. I farm in east central MN. Was a beautiful day to harvest today. Love watching your videos. You should do one on how you troubleshoot grain loss, grain tank quality, and what to adjust to improve grain loss, unthreshed grain, grinding and damaging grain. I upgraded from a 9500 to a 9570 STS. I'm slowly getting the hang of fine tuning the settings but it's a totally different machine. Just a suggestion for a future video. Stay safe out there.
what a country we have to produce people like you and your crew.
hope weather stays nice for you guys love the channel good luck and be safe
It sure is nice to finally be able to combine beans. The weather sure sounds good for quite a while. I hope they're right. Thanks for the video.
I love your videos. Much support form your neighbors up north 🇨🇦
You know your hooked when you get up at 5 in the morning to watch mm farmer awsome
Good for having a great farmhand like Jim
I got so excited listening to your crop harvesting and winter conditions, and combine breakdowns and corn auger storage breakdown and bagging process. Then I heard you say, "I tai'nt afeered to go back", and I immediately thought of your beautiful girls. Tender needing a father not removed in a system that would become "normal". Don't do it man, or even think it.
You are a hard working man Zach you have my respect
You are my favourite channel, I LOVE your videos so much!
Zip tie a flash light on the end of that thing, that'll work.
That Guy Is I scrolled by this comment before watching and read “fleshlight”... I was a little concerned about what I was going to be watching xD
My favorite farmer channel on TH-cam. ❤️
One of the best farming channel. Great content man! 🚜🌽
Hi Zach,
You all be safe out there, remember safety first. My brother farms in NW Indiana two weeks age they were picking beans with their JD 9660 and well they had a bad day when the combine caught fire and burnt the machine. Well all said and done they have there replacement machine a S670 JD and they are back at it today picking. You all a take care keep the great videos coming and be safe out there harvesting.
Thanks,
Jeffrey Misch
Go Speed racer go! Love to see the new bin in action!
Is it just me that loves the few seconds after the logo come up at the end? Its like waiting at the cinema for the secret bit after the credits, only the hardcore fans know about it ;) ssshhhh
MN love all ur videos keep up the great work my friend
Beats tv if your interested in such things.
I started watching u about month ago and i really like your channel and everything what u showing in vids. Original content. Very nice. Greatings from Poland ;)
3:41 Good god man! I die laughing whenever you see anything not green. So funny, love these videos!
Glad to see you back in field! Everybody back here too. Ic you speeded up you accerater beater. My dealer has me running it in slow speed in all crops. More torque and still gets product to rotor plenty fast. Have a great day!
Zach,
The ecu driver for that light is sensing an OPEN ( FMI .03) the fault code SPN 523589 FMI 03, is indicating that the voltage is out of range high, meaning not enough load on that circuit and it thinks its OPEN. since going from incandescent light to an LED light, the resistance is much less, especially when the light is "warm". adding another light might help or a load equalizer/ resistor to add that load back to the circuit. hope you continue to have a good and safe harvest.
Excellent mechanically used and today is the era of technology to handled different process in Agricultural sectors. Marvelous.
I love how you just handle breakdowns calmly and efficiently. Like my grandfather says, "if you don't break it, you ain't workin it!"
Glad the weather is on the same page and you can carry on with the harvest. 👍🏻
Good to see you back at it !!!!
It seems like Jim is an incredibly valuable employee.
The best
Captain's New Adventure it's hard to find good ones
At 12:10 that is impressive...takes a lot of trust in your equipment to go full speed ahead with over a million dollars worth of equipment heading towards each other with inches in between.
Love the double rainbow reference at the end!
You're the only one to mention it!
@@MillennialFarmerdo you have a draper header or just a auger
Really enjoying the channel. Glad you’re back in the field. Cab beans?
Never thought watching someone farming would be entertaining but i cant get enough
"Weird looking machine, what is that?" 😂😂🤣🤣 3:40
If it ain't red, leave it in the shed!
You know what they say " Red is dead".
Chris Melton if it’s red, leave it in the shed!
That weird looking machine is a real combine
@@whjerts Right on!
Its fun how cab corn doesnt stop for soybean harvest.
Great video
Not being a farmer It is interesting how easy it is to swap heads and how you put the heads on a trailer.
It's pretty quick now days
Can you come swap my Massey 300 to beans? thanks
Brian Gardiner some days just trying to pick it off the trailer takes forever!
it can get complicated on a little older equipment
What a great Logo. One of my favorites.
Love your taste in music haha
"...Kickstart my heart... ...when I get high I get high on speed..." XD
I'm getting more and more desperate for these updates...
Love the equipment its so nice! You're a lucky dude! Just drove the country to Colorado It was fun watching everyone harvest all day and night everywhere! #WorldsOkayestFarmer
Im new to the channel and love the videos. My pa farms. so I know all about the headaches. When im having a bad day i watch your videos and my day gets better. Thank you.
At 3:45 Looks like Daddy Cornstar got lost and came to your farm ! ;)
To add to what KCautodoctor was writing. You are operating a can-bus tractor. It has sensors for everything. In this case you replaced the previous incandescent light with a much more efficient LED light that doesn't draw as much current after initial load. To figure out how much current your old light was drawing you take the watts and divide them by 14 (volts dc). So if you had a 50 watt lamp you divide by 14 volts (running tractor volts) you had a 3.57 Amp (or just round up to 4 amp) incandescent lamp. So you can either add more LED lights to that circuit to increase the current you draw to keep the combine computer happy or you can put a resistor in-line.
Those are all theoretical watts on the lamp, I have no idea what it was, it's best guess for what I have seen on other tractors. It could be written on the old incandescent lamp or Deere could tell you. Resistors are fairly cheap, and you are going to want one with a heat sink. Without knowing how much current you are drawing with your newly installed LED light I would blindly recommend these resistors. If its too much resistance the worst thing it will do is make the LED look dimmer. www.amazon.com/4PCS-ARTR-6ohm-Load-Resistors/dp/B00UNG3EXQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1539806035&sr=8-2&keywords=led+taillight+resistor
Another option is you could mount one of those off-road country boy LED light bars to the side of the combine and have your own portable night sun to light up the night. Those things pull enough current to keep the Deere ECU happy and you will look like a UFO streaking across your field at night. www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-Tri-row-200pcsHigh-Intensity-Trains/dp/B01M0M9CSB/ref=sr_1_17?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1539806947&sr=1-17&keywords=led+light+bar
Also something to keep in mind LED "Watts" don't always equate to real world watts. A lot of LED manufacturers, especially from China will rate their LEDs in 'equivalent lumen watts'. So they will say a work light is 50 Watts when in reality it produces the same amount of light or equivalent based on their opinion as a 50 watt lamp. When it reality it may only actually draw 10 watts. 50 actual Watts in LED is fairly serious and it usually comes with a massive heat sink to help keep the LEDs cool, so make sure you read the fine details and specifications if you plan on adding more lights to your rig.
LED lights are a lower wattage. If the combine is not getting the right resistance back it won't turn the light on again. Have your tuner correct the ECU to look for a lower wattage. Should get you going. Switch out that light on the auger side of the combine with a LED too!
what we did on our header and combine is we painted a black line on the combine and head when it was hooked up. It makes hooking up now a little bit faster for us.
I really enjoy watching your channel. I appreciate your strange sense of humor.
"Your kids are grown " ! I'm gonna use that ! ha ha
I stopped watching porn for this.
Mitch Lei naaa
I stopped watching corn for this
This is no doubt the biggest compliment I have ever received
Do u have blue balls
Yes
Two combines..... must mean a race!🏁🏁🏁
Great to see it all really kicking off!
The red thing was frank from cars. At that speed he was going some one must have tipped over one of his tractors
lol
It’s pretty cool how your weather is so similar to ours in northern Alberta , rains there it rains here , nice there , nice here !
Great video Zach glad to see you guys are back in the field harvesting and for petes sake dont forget to give the challenger a little liquid cat food have a good night be safe.
Great video. I especially liked watching you go thru all the processes with the combine. If you go live, I'll watch for sure.
so so good, I love this channel so much, thank you for all your hard work.
Glad dust is back a rolling from machine, please keep your brothers in agriculture from Georgia in your thoughts and prayers that got hit last week by hurricane Michael.
Hey Zach, I cannot believe how fast your channel is growing! I have been here for quite awhile and it is great to see you succeed at this! Who knows you might beat HowFarmsWork to the 200k mark!
Being a JD guy myself, makes me chuckle when you make fun of Intersmashinals!
Great video, thanks for sharing and having us join you for the ride!
Double combines across the field!!!
Got to be picking those beans all day long
Pete's sake, wrong end of the hammer 10:48
I grew up in the city but have always been interested in farming. My grandfather was a farmer in south Alabama (corn). Thanks for the videos
So, I'm a John Deere dealer tech. Started watching your videos a few days ago, and I noticed something you may not know. You can shut the engine off on your combine every now and then. Trust me, I know it sounds crazy, but you don't have to leave it Idling every time you get out of the cab. Just some friendly advice, you got a new subscriber.
I honestly wish that I could go out to a farm to see this kind of stuff firsthand. I like anything ag related.
Zack, I really enjoy your channel...and Welker farms(Nick and Leg Arms), Farming 4G, Onelonleyfarmer, How Farms Work...all successful operations. You and Welker work hard, but find time to make your post humorous.
Just got home. We was able to get some bean out finally. Looking good all this week. Good luck to you.
love the combine videos
Love the videos Zack keep them coming!
Wow over 100k views in less than 24 hours. That’s pretty damn good. Keep up the great work Zach! Enjoy watching the videos
Like the red machine driving down the highway, pretty sharp.. Motley Crue on the radio, cool...
The 9870 is king of the field Zach,that"red looking thing"knows that...HAHA!!.
I honestly don't know how you are posting and editing during this time of year. I can barely find time to take a shower. Thanks buddy, I enjoy watching, get some rest and stay safe!
I have a good wife, that's how!!
"Behind every successful man there is a great woman."
So Zack are u saying that’s old blokes are able to hold up tables on their shoulders Hey I got a laugh outa that one , Hey Harvesting is just started here in Wa Australia so keep her lit “ that’s a Norhern Ireland term for Keep her running “and safe Happy Bean Harvesting 🍀🍀🍀
Just a guess from an old electronics guy. I expect the old lamp was incandescent and the lamp system is expecting a certain current draw for that lamp, the LED lamp takes less current so the system thinks there is a problem. Perhaps there is a setting that can be adjusted, or failing that, parallel a resistor across it to draw the expected current. Could also be that the relay that drives the lamp, if its is a solid state relay, may have a similar issue. Its not at all uncommon when retrofitting LED lamps in almost anything. Most common is that they don't turn OFF. The leakage current through a solid state relay is enough to keep the lamp lit.
I’m glad to see a farmer in your area is smart enough to go red. I was almost convinced that all Minnesota was green. 😂😂😂😂. Just kidding, I was born and raised red but I think any color can do a great job harvesting in today’s world. Hope you can run lots and lots of crops!!!!
When I put led’s on mine, I made separate circuit directly from the battery and put a switch in the cab. Auger, hopper, and two bars in the front.
We have two Deere 9870s, had three but traded one towards a 2016 s680, fallen in love with it, much better than the old ones with a pick up header, performs same on straight cut header but way smoother, quieter
LED draws alot less power. ECU Notices the load difference and takes it as a fault. A 6ohm resistor should work perfect. 6ohm at 12v will draw around 24watts. Your last light was probably around 30-40w so 24w resistor plus the 10ish watt LED you have should do just fine.
I wos cultivating back in Ireland 🇮🇪 getting ready for wenter weath and I check my phone and you uploaded a video it was a good day
That intro! :-)
My roundup beans yielded better than my extends also.... I sure wonder what happend to the “best genetics are extend” sales pitch
Bye a new header #MN FARMER
great video zach thanks
Every time I click on one of your videos it takes me a second to realize that the thumbnail is not a screenshot of farming simulator.
Do you have any other LED lights in that combine? It is possible that you need to program the combine so it understands the low resistance of the led light and doesn't just think that the bulb is bad.
BR:Fendt mechanic from Finland
i agree
If that doesn't work he could install a resistor ( if it is called that) in between te cables to trick the system.
or put a load resistor in line with it.
Tero Hagrén agree canbus system won't read the led. Will need a load resistor to fix the problem.
You are right our John Deere tractor are the same way
Nice lunch box have the same one woohoo... It's like a man purse.. lol...
We have never changed the sprockets over and we leave the drum up on our 60 series to our S 670 you take in a lot of beans with anything 35 ft and larger never had a issues .
Long hours, hard work and at the end of the day dog tired but it's got to feel good what you just accomplished.
Zack, that weird looking thing going down the road left here many years ago. It must be about to cross between a Case and International Harvester.
Had to smile your saying when they wrap on the auger because I say tough just as you do. Then I think in an hour the freeze will let them run another hour or two. Remember those nights well. 👍