Tribine Corn Harvest 2013
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Be sure to see our new videos of the New Tribine Harvester from 2016. These videos are for our 4th generation machine that was built in 2013. We have a new machine that is designed from the ground up. Check my other videos to see this machine in action. • The All New Tribine
This is a more polished video of our testing in Indiana in the fall of 2013. We were testing the functionality of the cleaning system, steering, unloading, and trash application. We had engine problems all day, and could not go above 3 MPH, but everything else worked to our expectations. I hope you enjoy!
3mph....Here in Iowa turning radius and speed are quite important , but this is one awesome piece of machinery !!!
When I first read about this in some farm magazines I wasn't sure what the advantage would be over a conventional combine. But after watching the video a few times it started to sink in. It's got the largest grain tank with the lowest center of gravity and lowest overall height of any combine today.
Looks like it would work great in the hills and should have less wheel and axle breakage than other machines. We normally use two grain carts to keep corn away from our combine and the Tribine with an appropriate size cart would eliminate the second cart. Looking forward to seeing more info and videos on it!
stockboypuller
In theory, if you're running as much corn thru either combine, you still have to pull it from the combine at the same rate.
We have been very busy with the development of the Tribine harvester since I uploaded this video. I appreciate all of your comments (good and bad). The testing of this prototype convinced us that to get the most from an articulated design, we must design and build a new combine from the ground up. We have opened a new design facility in Newton, Kansas and are breaking ground on our new production facility soon.
The new Tribine can unload on the go, carry at least 1000 bushels, and service the largest corn heads available while at the same time lowering compaction, reducing the number of grain carts needed, and increasing harvesting speed.
For more information, please visit tribine.com/about/news-media/
Look out for more videos of our production models in 2016!
+Rein Herrman I find two major cons , the turning radius is very wide, and the head is very small compared with current machines. which is the capacity of the hopper ? I think the idea is good but should be improved , for example, the spreader
Rein Herrman looks impressive!
Pedro Vinzia Pedro, this is our 4th generation machine and was built 4 years ago. We have a 5th generation machine that we are selling next year and is wholly our own design and overcomes many of your concerns. Please see my other videos to showing this machine in action. ua-cam.com/video/sYZCCT5s90Q/v-deo.html
how do you reduce compaction?the latest tests show that you must not exceed 10tons per axle
Hats off to you no doubt be proud of how far its come im like thats cool out of the box .. good luck in journey ahead and ill be watching with interest .
It'll work on large areas if the haulier can get close enough , not sure about compaction but that doesn't seem to be important with no till theories . Beautiful machine , impressive unload speed if it's organized right , could be a winner . Great video 👍🇬🇧
Most of you are missing the point. With the huge grain tank and headers on today's combine, directly over the front wheels, there is a need to move some weight to the rear. This design is not meant to replace a grain cart, it's meant to distribute weight better.
bobby harvill this machine was designed to replace operator and grain cart . It has drone capability holds as much as semi and can unload in 2 minutes
Mike Mayfield it will never replace the grain buggy. There are to many obstacles in the field to always get the trucks close enough. GRAIN BUGGY FOREVER
@@billcoley8520in today's world we are using double trailers quad axle grain trailers and tridems in the field grossing 150000 with the double trailers we have to park trucks on very solid ground not just anywhere in the field. Driving loaded out of average field approaches us very stressful on truck drive systems
This is a great idea and concept put to life! But in order to get the most productivity out of your combine is to have it never stop. Grain carts are a key component to a farming operation because they keep the combines moving and help get more loads per day. Yes it's nice to have a larger grain bin but at the same time you're adding that much more compaction and you would still need large carts to support it. And can it unload on the go? With that side discharge, I wouldn't want to drive up next to it while it's running. Not trying to be a hater or anything, just some constructive criticism lol.
I agree that it may not be fit for all farms. But moving the weight of the grain back, such that the header weight and grain tank weight are not all on the front axle can help minimize overall compaction. Truth is that not everyone can or will run a grain cart to prevent a combine from stopping. As far as trash dispersal goes; as combines get bigger and header width gets wider, trash is not spread out as evenly as it once was.
Ok but still maybe less compaction to a graincart
I feel like this video should be called 'Just because you can, doesn't mean you should!'
why?
@@ssi3262 The more things something has the more things can go wrong, this just seems to me like a machine designed to keep fitters busy.. also seems like trying to make the wheel more circular, I can't see any real world benefits justifying the higher complexity
very interesting idea. you guys have put a lot of money and work into this and it shows.
couple of downers.. very heavy whell tracks all over the field now, not a good thing.. also I don't want to be there when it gets stuck with a load on.. wow.. contours on hillsides would not be so good as stretched out as this is, might work from the bottom up? level square fields would be great.
I wonder if tracks would help the compaction?
super idea though.
why to think out of the box. I see all these larger combines waiting for grain carts. The whole point was to never stop picking. The current designs are limited?
Lonnie Hargrave you are exactly right. The combine requires x numbers of trucks to haul the beans. Then if you have a great crop you will wear out the grain buggy and driver , especially if the trucks are very far away.
Need a 6x6 or 8x8 version to help all these harvests happening in the mud in the USA
Great machine
Hope to produce as soon as possible
The amount of turn-around space needed...
That would sink out of sight this year.
I am pleased to inform everyone that we have published some new videos showing the New Tribine! The New Tribine has been completly designed from the ground up to be the best harvester in the world. It has the largest cleaning system, 38" rotor, 270 degree concaves, full time all-wheel drive, joystick control, twin engines, 1000 BU tank capacity, and much MORE! We will be at the Farm Progress Show and Husker Harvest Days this year. Please see the newest video and visit www.Tribine.com for more information.
Thanks i find this combine very interesting despite the huge amount of criticism
It looks like a combine with a grain cart attached to it..
Yep! Difference being processing is transverse.
Its OK I guess. But I would rather have an axial flow or s7.
Now you just need to buy a CAT D11T to pull a bigger grain cart...😁😅
yet I have not seen such a combine
I would think you should put Duals on this and the Compaction would be much less when the tribine is going across the ground Loading while its Combining. Also a Much Larger Header than is on there now and an 1,100 bushel storage tank.
Техника просто супер
Like all prototypes they have their teething problems, eventually they get better once the faults have been solved! I can see the appeal to large scale farmers, but it would need to be as fast as a regular combine in effort to compete with the major brands.
I know it is kinda off topic but does anybody know a good website to stream newly released series online?
@Jason Leandro ehh I watch on flixportal. Just google for it :) -creed
@Creed Wesson Thank you, I went there and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it!
@Jason Leandro happy to help xD
Nice
What does a machine like this cost?
Nice 5/5
the only problem I see is the swath because on the farm I work on we bale the swath from the combine so having it go everywhere would make us have to windrow it
Wow good
with small header doesn't justify operation costs, you've got the power and the storage, put a header on twice or three times the size, why not put in v12 or v16 engine, some of the new 2stroke diesels coming out of Germany are nice
Жаль что в серийный выпуск так и не пойдет 😎
Prawdziwy kombajn a nie hybryda , właściwie to hybrydo-kombajn. :)
Great idea....but looks like it takes a big turn row to turn it around?
Danny,
This is our old machine (4th generation), and we have a new machine (5th generation) that we are going into production with next year. It is designed from the ground up as an articulated machine and is much improved over this old machine. Please see my other videos on youtube ( ua-cam.com/video/sYZCCT5s90Q/v-deo.html ) and go to www.tribine.com for more information. The new machine turns around on itself within the swath of a 12 row or 40' head. It articulates 40 degrees in the center, and the rear axle also steers an additional 23 degrees to accomplish this.
Ok I will check it out...thank you!
Stop thinking outside the BOX!!!! It's what the BOX is made out of that really Matters!!!!!
nossa que maravilha de colheitadera bem que poderia vim dessas para o brasil
Wow,, where can I buy that machine?
Start saving young man
@@wilfriedzonderman3168 my comment was 5 years ago... what I ask is 'where' not 'how' 🤭
I was wondering have you tested this machine in wet conditions see how it performs and also will a farmer be able to harvest soybeans and other crops including corn.
Atm only corn as of September 2020
conglaturation you have very good and interesting machines and ilked it, but how can i get your equipment espescial here in east africa.
Steering looks a bit ropey on that!
So this is a prototype?
Tribine? hate to break it to ya but it has 4 wheels
Cual es El sistema de trilla de la cosechera tribine
Wielki zbiorkik,potężna maszyna lecz mało wydajna,przy JD s690 wysiada przy pierwszym Ha
what is the fuel efficiency on this? I assume it runs on Aviation Turbine Fuel jet B witch right now is $7.90 a gallon and diesel $2.34. i ask because of the fule price and in the military the abrams tanks (turbine powered) were always needing refueling.
apparently im logged into my wifes account oh well
Watch other video i believe it did say how much fuel consumption .. look for wheat combining video..
you cant see the auger from cab well enough for topping off the load on the truck or grain cart
Cameras...
How is this machine in the HILLS?
I've always wondered what that spinning disk on the side is for?
Andrew Smith
Air cleaner for radiator.
if t has a reservoir ???
ehh i stick to the 8240s...i prefer something a little more maneuverable/agile. ya the 1000 bushels is nice but thats why i have grain carts
genius!
Where can I buy corn harvest?
The tiny header tho
The Gleaner has limitations for throughput. Check our the New Tribine videos on my site. We designed this from the ground up to far surpass current designs for Combines. Twin engines, 1000 bushel, articulated and rear axle steering. ua-cam.com/video/ER-S-vQyIqQ/v-deo.html
@@ReinHerrman Its really cool that you guys designed this on your own!
How is this any better then a normal combine?
I think it has much more capacity, no ?
lepaul26 But if i am running a chaser why bother.
Deerelindel Euh ... because you, the tractor and the chaser cost money ?
Popol P
There's a pretty good chance that if a guy is combining corn, he got it into the ground...and that probably required a tractor...maybe two. Chasers aren't cheap...but neither is a combine that isn't harvesting.
It's not it's worse . Mud is gonna mess this up . I noticed the ladder was dragging on the stalks. Takes 40 acres to turn around .
not bad this thing ;)
should a went with double capacity on the cart, bigger much bigger
AGCO?
No
Radlader Lenkung und den Korntank hinten dran statt oben drauf. Das soll jetzt DIE Innovation sein? Ich weiß nicht....
I'll keep using my paid for Gleaner K2. Might take a week lon3, but hey, no payment.
The future that's all!
walkerjoe651
Sorry, this isn't the future. Granted, the idea has some merit but the future holds a lot of other, more efficient prospective ideas....and the future isn't that far off.
My guess is that the first stage is already being implemented with Deere's autotrac. The next stage will be full utilization of a driverless cart tractor. The technology is already available, but the support system isn't. 5G is a must. Once that happens, you could see large throughput combines with smaller grain tanks....and multiple chasers in a field. Potentially an entirely new, self propelled "drone" cart.
Unfortunately, by the time this combine design is perfected and available, the technology will likely be outdated.
to jest prototyp?
Krystian Buskiewicz Chyba Tak.Pozdrawiam
Let's see this with a 24 or better yet 30 row header or else it's fairly pointless. If you are stopping to unload you just defeated the whole purpose of a larger cobine!
2 engines. shit load of moving parts and an astronomical amount of fuel. the weight of this fucker is also massive. guys need to hit the drawing board again.
I would love to see how it would perform in wet conditions and on side hills. Nice concept but too much weight concentrated in too small of an area.
Looks like 80 bushel corn
😎
ASA da
This thing is not even worth it, did you notice how much longer he had to turn around, in a normal combine it's just 1,2,3.
Looks like a Gleaner from the head and cab
We used a 2012 Gleaner S77 as the base for the front module. It is mostly stock except the clean grain lift and the chopper / trash system.
Just get a jd or case not that pice of crazy ness
+Rein Herrman hey would u like to exchange ideas on a new combine based on yours but more things added on?
Tyler Miller there might be a little massive in there but I will gladly stick to our case
cool thing i want it in farming simulator :D
There are mods for it.
l'échéle de cabine traine a terre dans le mais
Quem veio ver pelo vídeo do crazy gamer? Kkkkkkkkk
Eu kkkkkkk
@@PedroHenriqueSantosPerine vcs kkkkk
Eu🙋♂️..alguem conseguiu baixar o mod que ele mostrou no video
But machina!
Big
They changed the backbunloadingvauger no longer sticks out unloads from the back. But only on the one side. Make it from the front but the centre unload on both sides. Use a camera on the unloading auger is this unit still being built? 1 403 830 4124
That was tried and built in the 90's by Tribine. The CX1000 had a pivoting auger on the front of the grain tank that went over a Case combine cab and could swing out side-to-side. This machine was used for several years and harvested thousands of acres. The problem was throughput and it could not unload 1000 bushes in under 2 minutes, like the new Tribine. It was a good machine, and I'll see if I can put some info up.
1. this thing unloads Fast Damn Fast 2. is it an Deutz Motor ??? Maybe use a Mercedes Benz Motor instead of any motor .... 3. you know i want this ??
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It's a shit idea and it'll never catch on, look how big the turning circle is!
in a year or two when these are roaming fields your statement will be completely irrelevant and quite possibly idiotic
+Bobthefrog (Bobthefrog) look in the mirror and say that bob. the majority of farmers (like myself) would way rather have something that is more maneuverable. have you seen the tight spots 99% of us have to deal with to get into a field and then you wanna add another 25 ft or so. no thanks. would work great way up north in the dakotas and Canada where they have gigantic open flat fields. id put a lot of money down on a bet that no more than 10 will EVER be sold or operated
+gooseontheloose12 I'd bet more would be sold, but I get the point that many farms have tight spots. This seems to be a combine for muddy and large fields, though.
I’m not a fan
A pile of rubbish you don't want this trash what is the point of having a chaser on the combine it just adds more cost and more compaction and that pile of crap cost lots I recon so I'm guessing the only diffrence is it looks future listic just get a claas or something like that and deutz is crap just get some descent kit
Arthur butt Not so fast with them negative waves. First of all, it's just a prototype. Second, it has much better weight distribution than a normal combine, which has most of the weight on the front axle, which creates massive compaction. Second, with four equal size wheels, you have the potential to create a very efficient 4WD, which will give much better traction in soft terrain. It will also be much easier to put large tracks on it, for better floatation on soft ground. It's an interesting concept.
Arthur butt this Guy
Are you ok Arthur 😨
the only problem I see is the swath because on the farm I work on we bale the swath from the combine so having it go everywhere would make us have to windrow it
Not necessarily if you watch closely ...