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By far my favorite video yet. Great to get a perspective of what it’s really like out in the field. Love hearing from the guys. This guy was rather talkative which helped
The teamwork and attention to detail is amazing. It honestly reminds me of a well trained infantry squad working together in the defense. Good stuff all around millions of dollars worth of American goodness in action!
This is incredible. Our farm cuts around 1500 acres of wheat per year. We have a case 2388 with a 30 ft Mac don header. And a John Deere 4440 pulling a little old grain cart. 2 old Mack tandem grain trucks and one old Mack semi pulling a Wilson trailer. It’s awesome to see all the big operations like this
Big tractor power, this is a great video. These guys have things down to a T with the teamwork and keeping things moving. I’m not a farmer but I can relate as a nurse that if everyone knows what to do, things will move smoothly even with drastic events and changes.
I loved this video BTP, thank you. I ran grain cart back in 1997 for Holland Harvesting with a Case International 9230 and Killbross 1800 cart. Fun times and great memories.
In Farming Simulator 19, I use a HualMaster 1500 Grain cart (black) pulled by a John Deere 8400RT wide 2 track tractor keeping up with 2 Fendt 8T Ideal Combine with 16 row Geriengoff Corn Headers. Great vid as always! I have ran Groin cart before in real Life on our Family Farm, I used a International 1086 Tractor to pull a 600 BU Griffer Grain Cart
It's really good to see Garnett farms hard at work. We use an MT865E challenger with a J&M 1112 Extend grain cart on tracks. We have two carts but use only one for wheat. Enjoy watching your videos Jason. GO BTP!!
With big fields like we have sometimes the truck is on the other side of a 1000 acre field and to have the power u can get some speed to keep the combines moving
Great video! A really interesting perspective riding in the cab with the grain cart. I think it is pretty cool how easily the driver maneuvers to get underneath the unloading auger. Keep up the good work.
I always enjoyed combining back in NW Iowa but being on cart / wagon duty wasn't nearly as monotonous. Wilson Trailer, Kinze cart, JD tractor: Iowa-made. Pretty cool to see
I have driven truck on the wheat harvest and it is busy I have driven combine on the wheat harvest I have also driven grain cart and the grain cart is by far the toughest especially in corn it is crazy how you do not get a break you are balls to the wall from the start of the day and you usually are the last to shut down the only time you get a breather is changing fields and he has to keep the whole thing going my favorite place is in the combine
This vid is most interesting because this is my job during harvest, our fields up not big straight or flat in some cases what works is I only have chase one combine. Sometimes crop conditions can change which effects speed of unloading. Other farms I have chase you deal with older equipment that needs time to service so judging time in fixing problems and keeping up to combine can be tricky. Planning ahead where equipment needs to be, mother bin try be central then trying chase three different combines setups. In the dark is hairy as you can quickly lose your way, I place lights on field bin or call on UHF for truck put his lights on. We used CaseIH 215 Magnum pulling 18t chaser but had chaser hook up to NH TM 120 or McCormick 130 Other farms TW15 to 23t chaser / JD 9520 to 38t chaser / CaseIH 9130 to JM 25t? chaser / Fendt 700 to 23t chaser
Outstanding video BTP, your conversation with the operator kept me 'till the absolute end. Please come up with more questions like the one about the Red arrow on the tracked bin ;-)
We have the same size Tractors and all, then only difference is the achres... When your 1 of 21 in the family it's hard. Everyone has moved on a married, I've had to hire help... We also have cattle that need tending to... The difference in our family, I love working in our farm...
That was rather neat. I've never ran a grain cart but we use KMC peanut buggies to shuffle peanuts from the combines to semi trucks. It takes about 6 buggy loads to fill a semi with peanuts and your pushing 90,000 on the truck scales🚜👍
I could watch those big John Deere combines all day , there is something about wheat harvest. Just wonder if there is any new Massey Ferguson combines cutting wheat anymore or is it just mainly John Deere combines. Keep the wheat harvest videos coming. 👍😁🇨🇦
@@bigtractorpower i watch Mike Mitchell channel they are farming 40,000 acres in Canada. Mike does not beat around the bush when he is talking about the equipment good and the bad.
I grew up in WNY with similar field sizes. Many 20-40 acre fields with 150 being big. I was so surprised when I arrived in WKY to see this big acreage.
Guess you don’t have to go to Kansas to see big grain operations at work. Care to put a figure on how many millions of dollars worth of equipment was bopping around in that field?
Look up blueline landworks. He is a good friend of mine that does drone videos. He has one of my sod harvester and plans on getting our grass seed harvest on video. You may be interested in talking to him.
Excellent, very interesting video with great video shots. Gill did a terrific job explaining the work. I am interested in what happens to all that wheat once it leaves the field, how and where it's stored and the end user. Also, are most field operators in the family?
Kinze is a strong selling grain cart and corn planter here in WKY. I imagine because Kinze was an early producer of large grain carts in the 1980’s area farm stuck with them over the years.
They have to keep 4 for spares, they are John Deere. If they stop for lunch 3 out of the 7 will not start, the plastic parts will break. ( really ought to consider a little metal) All operating levers will be put in the most difficult place to use. The brake will not come loose. You can always be like the millennial farmer and buy New when they break. Brilliant new design putting the alternator inside the engine, easy to change when it goes bad.
@@ddorn04 you sound like an expert and an optimist. I can’t imagine a product out there of any color that would live up to your expectations. You ever think a farm this size doesn’t fully explore all their equipment brand options. Too bad they don’t hire you because obviously their success was built on stupidity
@@bigtractorpower thank you for the information. There are some X9 roaming around you know trail time finding thing's that need upgrading. Improving others thing's that need some tweaking.
I grew up doing this making $5.15 per hour. During harvest season we would work +100 every week until we were done with the harvest. The farm paid no overtime so I would make just under $600 per week. This was about 20 years ago. While I do miss driving tractors, I don't miss the small pay for the long hours of work. Waking up early to do daily maintenance and going sleep late gets old really quick and, yes it looks fun but being inside a tractor for 16 hours a day is also very tiresome.
@@mar56cos I'm sure it can get old but I've been stuck in a building for over 20 years turning wrenches, I don't get to see the outside world or enjoy being outside on a nice day.
@@MrLuke2623that's the reason I'm here watching tractor videos now. Part of me misses those days. Wish they had like a rental place where I could drive these awesome machines. Lol . It'll be like a giant playground.
Marcos Arreola yep absolute right, did tractor driving when I was young 20 years ago,, normal was 16-18 hours a day....in harvest time, every day ! But here 9,50 eur was normal...seams to be poor paid in the USA
Jason next time you are with Matt find out how far it is from the farthest farm to the other farthest farm in miles. I know that the amount of acres that farm has it’s got to be at least 40 square miles?😎
I can tell you as I have driven it. We were 25 miles from the home farm in this field which is the farthest west and the farthest east is 50 miles. The fields west are all in wheat now being seeded to soybeans and all the eastern fields are in corn.
bigtractorpower Thanks for answering that,a lot of people don’t realize the scope of a farm that size. I live in Florida and there’s a farm owned by the Lyke brothers that covers 119,000 acres it’s sixty two miles from one side to the other side and that’s the shortest side. Really enjoy your videos the best.😎
Does anyone want free labor / operator for a week? I’d take off a week and work for food if someone wants me. I’ve run equipment and drove big trucks all my life. I miss it . Let me know. Chip.
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF Y'ALL FOR LETTING US RIDE ALONG, ITS ALWAYS AWESOME... WE LOVE FARMING AND TRUCKIN WITH 18 WHEELERS... THANK YOU AGAIN...
Thank you to my American Farmers. Thank you BTP! God bless all our farm families.
By far my favorite video yet. Great to get a perspective of what it’s really like out in the field. Love hearing from the guys. This guy was rather talkative which helped
The teamwork and attention to detail is amazing. It honestly reminds me of a well trained infantry squad working together in the defense. Good stuff all around millions of dollars worth of American goodness in action!
This is incredible. Our farm cuts around 1500 acres of wheat per year. We have a case 2388 with a 30 ft Mac don header. And a John Deere 4440 pulling a little old grain cart. 2 old Mack tandem grain trucks and one old Mack semi pulling a Wilson trailer. It’s awesome to see all the big operations like this
Big tractor power, this is a great video. These guys have things down to a T with the teamwork and keeping things moving. I’m not a farmer but I can relate as a nurse that if everyone knows what to do, things will move smoothly even with drastic events and changes.
This is a great grain cart video...brings me back to childhood...and the operator is a very good farmhand
Good cart runners are like sharks waiting to attack the full combines... really cool to watch the good ones, certainly the key to the operation!
I like the way you worded that. It is true sharks waiting for the attack. Lol
I loved this video BTP, thank you. I ran grain cart back in 1997 for Holland Harvesting with a Case International 9230 and Killbross 1800 cart. Fun times and great memories.
Those s790s are seriously pumping out the wheat!
What an operation. Can't see it being run any more efficiently.
The only way it could be better is if the equipment was all bright red Case IH haha 😁😋
Hello big power tractor you are the best
In Farming Simulator 19, I use a HualMaster 1500 Grain cart (black) pulled by a John Deere 8400RT wide 2 track tractor keeping up with 2 Fendt 8T Ideal Combine with 16 row Geriengoff Corn Headers. Great vid as always! I have ran Groin cart before in real Life on our Family Farm, I used a International 1086 Tractor to pull a 600 BU Griffer Grain Cart
Very cool line up.
I’m 11 already know and LOVE the feeling of grain-carting, love the vids keep up the good work
Love these "Garnett" farms videos.
It's really good to see Garnett farms hard at work. We use an MT865E challenger with a J&M 1112 Extend grain cart on tracks. We have two carts but use only one for wheat. Enjoy watching your videos Jason. GO BTP!!
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Fantastic video
Very Interested ,watch daily .
Thank you.
That is a nice ride along. A grain cart operator is a busy guy👍😉
Great video, at last the story of the unsung heroes of harvest.
Oh my gosh that is a big tractor for grain cart duty and I love it.
With big fields like we have sometimes the truck is on the other side of a 1000 acre field and to have the power u can get some speed to keep the combines moving
At first i was thinking what a giant tractor for grainhauling ! But i understand it now. Thx.
Great video! A really interesting perspective riding in the cab with the grain cart. I think it is pretty cool how easily the driver maneuvers to get underneath the unloading auger. Keep up the good work.
I always enjoyed combining back in NW Iowa but being on cart / wagon duty wasn't nearly as monotonous.
Wilson Trailer, Kinze cart, JD tractor: Iowa-made. Pretty cool to see
Awesome video Jason 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜👍
Great video!!! I really enjoyed it very much
Great video. Thankyou bigtractorpower. You are the best.
Great video. Big thanks for sharing. Awsome to watch from inside the cab.
Thank you for watching. Ride alongs are always fun to film.
I have driven truck on the wheat harvest and it is busy I have driven combine on the wheat harvest I have also driven grain cart and the grain cart is by far the toughest especially in corn it is crazy how you do not get a break you are balls to the wall from the start of the day and you usually are the last to shut down the only time you get a breather is changing fields and he has to keep the whole thing going my favorite place is in the combine
Awesome video BTP!
This vid is most interesting because this is my job during harvest, our fields up not big straight or flat in some cases what works is I only have chase one combine. Sometimes crop conditions can change which effects speed of unloading. Other farms I have chase you deal with older equipment that needs time to service so judging time in fixing problems and keeping up to combine can be tricky. Planning ahead where equipment needs to be, mother bin try be central then trying chase three different combines setups. In the dark is hairy as you can quickly lose your way, I place lights on field bin or call on UHF for truck put his lights on.
We used CaseIH 215 Magnum pulling 18t chaser but had chaser hook up to NH TM 120 or McCormick 130
Other farms TW15 to 23t chaser / JD 9520 to 38t chaser / CaseIH 9130 to JM 25t? chaser / Fendt 700 to 23t chaser
Great video! Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Cool loved the video and I learned alot. Thanks again.
Outstanding video BTP, your conversation with the operator kept me 'till the absolute end. Please come up with more questions like the one about the Red arrow on the tracked bin ;-)
Insanely huge farming , 7 combines! And 9420Rs on grain carts! How can farmers afford equipment like this!👍
They farm 22,000 acres.
Yeah that was really interesting to get his perspective definitely a little bit more to the job and what it looks like
We have the same size Tractors and all, then only difference is the achres... When your 1 of 21 in the family it's hard. Everyone has moved on a married, I've had to hire help... We also have cattle that need tending to... The difference in our family, I love working in our farm...
Awesome work done by the combines & grain carts.
😁👍
Great stuff....wonderful technology and engineering.....
ALL has been created on the farm by brilliant creators.
Thank you for watching.
That was rather neat. I've never ran a grain cart but we use KMC peanut buggies to shuffle peanuts from the combines to semi trucks. It takes about 6 buggy loads to fill a semi with peanuts and your pushing 90,000 on the truck scales🚜👍
Lot of pressure on the cart driver to keep things rolling smoothly.
a really great vid ... thanks
I could watch those big John Deere combines all day , there is something about wheat harvest. Just wonder if there is any new Massey Ferguson combines cutting wheat anymore or is it just mainly John Deere combines. Keep the wheat harvest videos coming. 👍😁🇨🇦
amazing machines
instablaster.
Great video, thanks! I've been wanting to better understand the different roles carried out during planting, harvest, etc.
Another awesome video, thanks 😀
These videos bring back a lot of great memories,thankyou🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Good. Informative.
Thank you for watching.
Great video. This farm giving you this access is so cool! Matt and rest of these guys are awesome !
A excellent video Jason
What can I say really really enjoyed this video thanks again 👍👍🏴
And I thought I was a big time farmer with my alis chalmers 60 pull behind combine with my 170 alis chalmers tractor great video
Brilliant video btp. 👍👍
Spot on young man good video. 👍👍
Glad you liked it. Ride slings are always fun.
@@bigtractorpower i watch Mike Mitchell channel they are farming 40,000 acres in Canada.
Mike does not beat around the bush when he is talking about the equipment good and the bad.
@@scruffy6151 yeah he's cool dude alright!
I really liked the Stripper Heads you had on before for the wheat.
Different farm.
Farmers are getting away from stripper heads because of the amount you lose with them
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U do a very good job or bro I love to hear those enjines keep up the good wk
John deere's machine must be all over
Getting down with it
My those are some big fields 1000 acres where I farm in south western Ontario the most common size is 50 or 100 sometimes 150
I grew up in WNY with similar field sizes. Many 20-40 acre fields with 150 being big. I was so surprised when I arrived in WKY to see this big acreage.
We run a 8310r on a 1000 bushel Brent Grain cart. John Deere S770 combine.
Very cool.
Guess you don’t have to go to Kansas to see big grain operations at work. Care to put a figure on how many millions of dollars worth of equipment was bopping around in that field?
I might have missed it in the video, but how many trucks do these guys need to keep 7 45ft heads going?
We are a grass seed farm and run 4 combines in wa state. Harvest starts here soon
Very cool. I hope to get to feature a grass seed farm some day.
Look up blueline landworks. He is a good friend of mine that does drone videos. He has one of my sod harvester and plans on getting our grass seed harvest on video. You may be interested in talking to him.
Excellent, very interesting video with great video shots. Gill did a terrific job explaining the work. I am interested in what happens to all that wheat once it leaves the field, how and where it's stored and the end user. Also, are most field operators in the family?
How many trucks were they running?
15
That cab is real noise it would drive me nuts
Duane Bolen you think that is noise? Get your ears cleaned
You should do a video on the new Deere X9 once it comes out.
Why do many farmers like Kinze grain carts? What's so special about them (as compared to its competition)? Thanks in advance for answering this.
Kinze is a strong selling grain cart and corn planter here in WKY. I imagine because Kinze was an early producer of large grain carts in the 1980’s area farm stuck with them over the years.
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How much does one of those 2020 combines cost? I've. Heard astronomical numbers.
I will have to look it up. A base S790 in 2019 was $522,000.
things have changed since the Massey 135 days. I dont know these tractors at all. LOL
What is the ground speed of the combines??
3 mph. I have a ride along in the combine posted just before this video on the channel home page.
How come they go for dual wheels rather than tracks 👍
Wow 7 combines? I only use 3 combines on my fields.
They have to keep 4 for spares, they are John Deere. If they stop for lunch 3 out of the 7 will not start, the plastic parts will break. ( really ought to consider a little metal) All operating levers will be put in the most difficult place to use. The brake will not come loose. You can always be like the millennial farmer and buy New when they break. Brilliant new design putting the alternator inside the engine, easy to change when it goes bad.
@@ddorn04 you sound like an expert and an optimist. I can’t imagine a product out there of any color that would live up to your expectations. You ever think a farm this size doesn’t fully explore all their equipment brand options. Too bad they don’t hire you because obviously their success was built on stupidity
3 combines? Yet you have only video games and cartoons in your subscriptions here. Sure.
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Has John Deere made a class 10 combine yet?
Tione Swain here it ua-cam.com/video/1Gq77CfdGl4/v-deo.html
The X9
In 2021 a new 420 bu 630 hp class 10 X9 1000 and a 690 hp 460 bu class 11 X9 1100 will be available.
@@bigtractorpower thank you for the information.
There are some X9 roaming around you know trail time finding thing's that need upgrading. Improving others thing's that need some tweaking.
How many acres do they run ?
Over 22,000
How do all of the tractors coordinate turning?
You learn and think wisely and watch each other always know where everybody is it's that simple.
Thank you Scruffy. Good answer.
Scruffy 61 I couldn’t have said it better myself
First,Nice
They are cutting a lot of straw.
Where do I sign up to do this?
I'll quit my current job and sell the house tomorrow.
I grew up doing this making $5.15 per hour. During harvest season we would work +100 every week until we were done with the harvest. The farm paid no overtime so I would make just under $600 per week. This was about 20 years ago. While I do miss driving tractors, I don't miss the small pay for the long hours of work. Waking up early to do daily maintenance and going sleep late gets old really quick and, yes it looks fun but being inside a tractor for 16 hours a day is also very tiresome.
@@mar56cos
I'm sure it can get old but I've been stuck in a building for over 20 years turning wrenches, I don't get to see the outside world or enjoy being outside on a nice day.
@@MrLuke2623that's the reason I'm here watching tractor videos now. Part of me misses those days. Wish they had like a rental place where I could drive these awesome machines. Lol . It'll be like a giant playground.
Marcos Arreola yep absolute right, did tractor driving when I was young 20 years ago,, normal was 16-18 hours a day....in harvest time, every day ! But here 9,50 eur was normal...seams to be poor paid in the USA
Old Farmer nowadays hired hands seem to get paid nicer
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Jason next time you are with Matt find out how far it is from the farthest farm to the other farthest farm in miles. I know that the amount of acres that farm has it’s got to be at least 40 square miles?😎
I can tell you as I have driven it. We were 25 miles from the home farm in this field which is the farthest west and the farthest east is 50 miles. The fields west are all in wheat now being seeded to soybeans and all the eastern fields are in corn.
bigtractorpower Thanks for answering that,a lot of people don’t realize the scope of a farm that size. I live in Florida and there’s a farm owned by the Lyke brothers that covers 119,000 acres it’s sixty two miles from one side to the other side and that’s the shortest side. Really enjoy your videos the best.😎
Class 9 machine....they are designed to run at 5+ mph....why so slow?
pushing a bigger head, turn around less
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Does anyone want free labor / operator for a week? I’d take off a week and work for food if someone wants me. I’ve run equipment and drove big trucks all my life. I miss it . Let me know. Chip.
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Great video, I really enjoyed watching it!
Thank you for watching.
Awesome Video Buddy!!