The Never Ending Field!!!! Kelderman Corn Reel In Use.
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- Watch the last 12 rows drop.
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In the late 60's Dad and I were picking corn on Thanksgiving Day with a 2 row Oliver Picker Sheller pulled by a Oliver Super 88. It was snowing and around 28 deg or so. This was the latest in the year we ever picked corn. In those days if there was lodged corn we picked the ears by hand and tossed them into a wagon to get shelled later. Makes me feel really old. Haaaa. We didn't farm nearly as much land as this operation. I am trying to wrap my head around 12 row pickers. So much fun to watch the Larson farms. Farmers of today have HUGE skill sets to operate farms like this. I don't think people in general really understand how smart farmers really are.
Hello to the combiner driver at Larson Farms!
Be proud of yourself! Best thing was that you were able to pull through!
Nicely equipped John Deere. I run three Ford! In Northern Norway we do f.x. potatoes, milk, fishing, sheep and reindeer. On my little farm on the Prarie I grow potatoes and strawberries and pick cloudberries in my forest.
On yhe other hand I am used to combining because my relatives Donald Olson (Skip Olson) in Parshall N.D. have a nice farm with neigbors Hedbergs and Belladeau. I had some good times on those farms in Parshall driving those combiners.
Love watching the work being done!
Glad you got done before winter set in for good.
Great video. It's nice that us non farmers are able to see how much hard work goes into growing teh crops that ew depend upon!
Wow, what a battle, congrats on winning it!!!
Thanks for showing the corn reel in action. Great video!
Love the video! It was a tough last day Chet, but you got it done. Good job! Thanks!
You have to adjust the height of reel for the sweet spot so it doesn't do that you only want it to help the corn in not drag it in
Great video, and thanks for what you do! Couldn't eat without ya!
I've never seen anyone that had this degree of trouble with 🌽 corn,this is very amazing to me.
Que joven está este chico y se la sabe de todo. Opera muy bien la máquina trilladora y hasta el trailer mis respetos.
Ha de ganar muy bien como operador de la máquina y también de la trilladora.
Guau. Guau.
Desde Angostura, Sinaloa. México 🇲🇽
It's a good feeling to finish corn harvest before the heavy snows. Enjoyed the video very much.
Great to see the last twelve rows. 😃👌👏👏👏
Greetings from Poland! With us after the harvest 💪
Saw a Gleaner with down corn and did a great job. Thanks for the video.
Awesome video . I’m glad we got to see the reel in action . I’m so happy for you guys that you were able to get done . I know this year was a real struggle for you . I really enjoy your videos . Now time to try and rest up a little and work normal hours . Maybe you will get some fall tillage in if it dries up some .
You guys are amazing. Thanks.
It was a really great video, you did a really super job, thanks
You never give up! I like it. Thumbs up!
Awesome! You got it figured out. Time to head for the Bahamas for a break! You darn sure deserve it.
I can feel that stress all over so glad we’re done with harvest😂
What a struggle, but you all prevailed. Great job. From NYC, God bless you all.👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The struggle was real, but you gator done....that's farming...you'll share the memories of harvest seasoned with for years to come...
Creative problem solver, a take charge kind of man, and a cutie?? Well, the girls in Minnesota must going crazy!!! Lol, good job on the corn!!! 😇🥳
Pounding lock washers on the auger helps! I have combined mile long rows one way for days on end! Pieces of hose on the ends of the reel also helps along with pvc pipes cut to fit between the reel tines. I have had to get out and puke several times from getting cross eyed and dizzy. I feel for you!
Enjoying the show
At shop...
Yes! This things gonna work great!
In the field....
Awww WTF!
Been there!
Great video thanks again
Great video
Remarkable how calm and relaxed everyone is..🤔
Awesome Job!
Glad ya'll finished 👍🌽🌽🚜🚜!.
“Mayday, mayday Airfarce one we’re goin down!” (The Big Swede). “Finally! I was wondering when I was gonna get a turn running the combine?!? Now I can show Dougo that he needs to put Chet on Graincart duty...”. 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Great video fantastic struggle with pancake corn been there done that🤨
You are young and really hard working.. Keep it up.. Good job..
Try the old grain table trick, wrap the rotating shaft with small diameter pieces of drain tile so that the stalks don’t wrap. It’s what we did to keep wheat from wrapping around the reel on our grain table.
Nice job!
Liked, good video. The clutches on the augur being that worn was likely giving you more grief than you realized. And trying to pick-up cornstalks when it's damp is almost impossible with any corn reel I know of.
Reel wont work when its damp, in 2004 we picked 80 acres in 3 days never could start till 10 or so and about dusk we were done it sucked
Years ago I was helping combine a down field. One person would drive while the other kept the head clear. We would switch places on the return trip. We were off about eight rows going across the field. Man that was a mess.
Hi, greetings from Germany.
After visiting the John Deere manufacturing location here in Mannheim, my little son and me are watching enthusiastic to your great footage.
This is so educational valuable, thank you 🙏
Oh just brilliant... it starts to wad up lets just keep going so it winds up more and tighter
Love it buddy!
Great video,
Looks like fun🤣🤣
Pretty thick fields for silage, no wonder your having such trouble. You must have a tremendous yield at the end. It's a joy to see this young man working like he does. Farming is a good life.
This crops isn’t for silage its to go to green giant.thats why it’s going through the combine!!!
Your neighbors to the south are gonna need one of them.
Well that was a Character Builder congrats
We put hydraulic cylinders on Ayers and also paddles on the end that seemed to help a lot
Yes we had the same problem you are having
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I can only imagine how many corn reels will be used in Iowa this year. The derecho that came through last month did unbelievable damage.
I was just thinking that
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Some places sold out and most farmers have 2 or more combines
We don't grow corn over hear but I still feel your pain. When our crops like barely or wheat or oats go flat it clogs the header. We put the lift finger on the reel but it don't do much to help. The weather in Scotland is wet or moist to say the least. Thanks for your videos keep them coming
Must feel good to finish after such a nightmare harvest !
That's what I love about farming in real life is looking at the sun in the open fields looking at all the beautiful nature
Binge watching in 2021 and now I understand what you’re referring to when you sarcastically refer to the 2019 season! Oh my!
Congratulations of your second one million view video!
Wouldn't have missed it for the world !!
That looks like some wet corn! Good Video but that's the craziest header I have seen and unique!
a lot of courage to finish corn harvest. 🙏🏼
Very good vidio
Well done boy's
Been there, done that, seen that! No matter how much adjusting you do it's always gonna be a chore running thru anything down. We used to harvest milo that was flat and it wasn't much fun!
It seems like an awful lot of plant matter is going thru combine anyway ,,,wonder if the grain head would work
i think i see a way to fix that chain drive from loosening up on you like that . take you some all thread and weld you some bracing to push and or pull from and use the all thread to better hold tight and also use all thread to adjust chain along with the 4 bolts that are there
Thanks for the video. For those of us who are not farmers, but like to watch farm videos, how about explaining how the equipment works. Or should work as the case may be. I did look up the corn reel. According to the manufacturer it works great with no problems. :)
For that loose chain you had to adjust, I couldn't believe there was not a gear to take up the slack. That would be much easier than moving the entire assembly.
I love farming so much
the wire put on defore the scratch coat,does an excellent job cleaning the mud off the snouts
The lodge field corn is a bit difficult to harvest but congratulations you are harvesting well 👍👍👌👌
you seemed like you had a great day 😁😁😁
I’m here because cole just got the same thing i feel bad 😂 i think his is more updated though...
I hope that Cole the Cornstar and Family have seen this...
8:20 this look says.... i don't want anymore 😂😂😂
Yeah, y’all need roll a cone. For sure!! It would save your year.
GREAT JOB KID
I did probably 2000 acres with it plug like that this year. It sucks really bad and makes a long day. The stalks were so tough this year.
End of 2019. Good by and in the books. Hopefully you made money. Always the primary driver. What a complete mess of a year. Thx for the post. Thx for no expletives! Will stay with you for that.
2020 has been so much better so far
John Rustad the intermountain region of WY, CO and NM are going to get a killing freeze on 9/8/2020, dern near a month early for most of us. Brutal to lose the crops a month early.
We use to have that reel raise it up so cross shaft is higher so doesn't wrap fingers just are high enough to do the work and run slow
a couple of ideas, use as you will. how about a wedge kit for the header- flatten the gathering chains a bit, also spray pam or similar on the corn snouts to assist in the corn stalks and mud sliding along and not sticking to the plastic. probably the reason that gathering chain popped off- it was so low it hit something- or maybe that header has seen better days. I watched so many harvest videos this year I cant recall if you got a new header with that new combine. hey at least its finally done. now do the math to see if you can do it all over next year.
Keep up the good work bro hopefully one I can catch up to you on subscribers
Opposing or intermesh roles?
Tip feederhouse way back n open plates.
Your attitude is encouraging and positive. Keep up the good work.
Recommendation if you ever need to use your corn reel again. Put a new chain on the corn reel and then once the chain is tight drill a hole through one the large sprocket side of the bracket and put a bolt in it to prevent it from sliding too far forward but still able to adjust rearwards
That or just get it tight and throw a small tack weld on each side of it. Problem solved
You'll remember this harvest though not necessarily for the right reasons. The additional reel looks cheap and flimsy, but I suppose it helped. I suspect there will be extensive structural changes to strengthen it over the winter? Great video, roll on 2020!
We harvest cotton in Texas on mile long rows on flat ground so I feel your pain
Rough few days. Now that you’ve figured out a few tricks to make it all work it should go smoother if you ever encounter it again.
4:20 make a tensioner bracket using 4 pieces of angle iron 5mm× 5cm long, 2 bolts about 100mm long x MM and 2 nuts to keep tention and easier to keep constant tension, more adjustable.
Glad you got the harvest of hell done it was a bad one very bad in our area
What you need is a cutter that goes on the end of the header to cut everything that catches on the end. They use it on Canola.
I’ve come back from sept 28th 2023, this is one of my favourite’s
That's pretty good you plug the corn reel and someone else cleans it off
Looks like me straight cutting canola here in Central Alberta. Would wrap around the cross augers (pea augers as we call them)
Congrats he'll of a year
We’ve used these same set up, we tried speeding up your reels , it work better for us and raising it as well
You can always make a tensioning mount for the chain will some angle iron & some all-Thread.
That should be standard but then again I wouldn’t let it get so plugged before I stopped.
You can ask anybody, I appreciate my farmers more than anybody. Almost. But, I did not know you were working that hard. You should carry a hard bristle brush with you.
Your glasses are just like Cole the cornstar
No cole where pit vipers they aren’t pitys
Have you tried spraying the corn head snouts with DryLube to keep em clean and slick? Not sore it would work. It have put under all types of mowers and it keeps the wet grass and mud from. Building up
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Sorry you had a bad day, we did not know that you had so many breakdowns, well I guess it's back to the drawing board
2 things on the corn reel I would fix if I was the company, I think I would put pvc pipe between the arms like a pto shaft has to keep the stalks from wrapping around it, the other is the chain make it where the mount doesn't slide or use gear to gear stuff instead of a chain and put a guard on it.
Now I want to ask a question When I was a kid in Illinois, we lived next to a corn field, When the corn was green my Uncle would have us go out an pick a few ears for grilling, He always told us not to get caught, Do Farmers get mad when people just pick a few ears? and yes it was field corn
Thank you for the content, and showing us what all goes into modern farming. and As Americans I don't think we do enough to help the Farmers same with teachers and Military people. But I do think we should thank you more for what you do.
hope u c the light in the sailor sky period;;;;
Looks like a damn nightmare to me Wew 💪
Yes is gonna happen literally we work it out
That field looks like it made you a young man get a few gray hairs lol wow 😲.