NEW HOLLAND TR86 Twin Rotor Combine
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2019
- In this video viewers spend time in the field with a NEW HOLLAND TR86 Twin Rotor Combine. This 190 bu. 188 hp combine is harvesting soybeans and corn in Western New York.. The video shares the production history, specifications and the original price tag of this New Holland combine.
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Good ole TR 86. The first combine I learned to operate. I love it when you put these classic yellow machines up for everyone to enjoy!!
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I bought a TR86 in 1995 used, at 8000 hrs we gutted it and rebuilt the machine, at 11000 hrs the Cat 3208 engine failed. I bought a TR98 to replace it, put a reman 3208 in the 86 and my brother in law bought it, and is still going. Was an absolutely amazing machine that just kept running
Very cool.
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Sweet new holland! Thanks for sharing these classics!
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We had two of the soybean and rice specials and there wasn’t anything that could out cut them. It would eat an 8820, gleaner, or case up. Down here in Louisiana we had tie vines really bad and the new Holland would handle them well. At times you would get into a patch of vines and it seemed like the whole field was coming right to you in the cab lol. We loved those old machines !!! I want to say we had the TR96’s I can’t remember it’s been 20 years. But honestly we had 3 JD 88 series combines, and 2 gleaners and nothing would stay running all season but the new hollands. We sold them all except the two TR’s
I was service manager for a sperry New Holland dealer in Oregon when the tr70 was introduced. Had a cat 3208. Was very innovative for its time.
Very cool. Sperry-New Holland was a strong company. I hope to get to film a TR70 some day.
Great video! Love seeing the classic combines at work! Thanks for sharing!
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real sound :D no shit music.... thanks :)
The twin rotor concept has proven its self since 1975
Yes it has. First rotary combine. First Twin Rotor.
@@bigtractorpower New Holland definitely made the first rotary combine, but I think International Harvester perfected the rotary design with their axial flow model.
The New Holland TR 6 and the Case IH axial flow 16 series combines were the two best machines made during their time.
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Cool looking combine.
Classics are the best.
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Classics like your profile pic. I miss using an allis like that
@@Sea-Bass Thank you. It's always nice to see other Classics enthusiasts!
Nice job Benjamin
Thank you.
Yes definitely another great video!! Thank you for sharing them!! Spent operate TR70, TR85 and aTR86!! I thought all of them were great machines!!!
Brings back memories of me riding with my dad with a TR 85😀
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Thank u for the video it's great seeing the machines in the mix
Thank you for watching.
Thank you.
Thank you for watching. It’s always neat to find a classic combine.
Happy New Year !
Happy New Year.
We still have a tr96 on our farm we use every year. It's been a long time but I think I remember having a tr85 too
The twin rotor combines are nice. I remember how modern a TR 6 seemed when they were new. I really want to find a TR95, 85 and 75 to film. They seemed so huge when they were new.
Thanks great video
Thank you for watching.
superbe vidéo, un merci de France.
i love my TR96
👍👍. I hope to find a TR96 to film. I would really like to find a TR95. When the TR95 was new I thought it was the coolest combine around.
We used have a New Holland Tr75 then 95 and we have 96 for soybeans with gps and 99 for corn harvest hope you some
@@bigtractorpower we had a New Holland TR85. It was the biggest piece of crap that we ever owned. I’m sure the newer machines are completely different animals but I’ll never know.
Great stuff!! Lol! Would love to upgrade to one of these but don't foresee that happening. Was working great in the mud. Keep it up great footage and great job on the background. Love seeing that 642 working too!
The Ford 642 is a great classic. I never thought I would get a chance to film one.
That’s one cool looking older machine!
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Wonderful video so keep up the good work
Thank you for watching.
Nice Tr86 I just looks identical to Boehm farms new that they just got! Gotta love the New Holland Twin Rotor series
They are good machines.
Very interesting video 👍
Thank you for watching.
Nice !!
Thank you for watching.
man that opening shot. I've spent my entire life on the wrong side of NY and I need to pack up and move west. Or "Chevy Westward Ho" could also be the title
Western New York is a great farming region. Lots of farms.
@@bigtractorpower you know any small places looking for a partner? I can provide capital for cows, equipment, etc. and of course free labor and experience. All just to be on some flatter country that doesn't have a house springing up every 100 yards
Good video!! Love my TR98. Going to film any newer TR's?
I have a TR99 Video in the works that was filmed in Iowa.
I’m ready
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Nice video!, can you show for us this Ford 642? :D
I plan to do the Ford 642. I really want to wait on it and film it again. I did not get all the footage I wanted of it for a video. It was working in a small field. Hopefully next fall I can get the footage in need.
Nice old combine
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More Nebraska made big tractor power! You should come tour some of the factories they make them in.
It would be neat to see CNH and Claas.
Wow that combine was going through some pretty muddy cornfield there are those ruts like they look huge and surprise her don’t get stuck
WNY corn harvests are often muddy. The 4wd on the combine is handy.
Have a TR 86 been a very good machine
Very cool. I like TRs
I have a Tr 70 with 1100 engine hours. It’s a gem. I bought a 970 24 foot head. I will adapt it. My main combine is R62 Gleaner. I put new s cubes in the TR 70
Two very nice combines. Thank you for sharing.
In the late to mid 80's many of the parts on New Holland combines were interchangeable with John Deere. We had a custom harvesting operation then with John Deere combines. One of the farmers we cut for in Vicksburg Ms. operated two New Hollands and when he couldn't get a part he'd visit me. I had a large part truck with lots of parts.
I did not know that.
@@bigtractorpower I feel pretty good knowing something you didn't...wow! Your knowledge of the equipment is second-to- none Thanks for what you do, love the channel. I'm a flight medic now in Florida and I still have a son in the farming industry in SE Mo. Watching your videos keeps me up to date and brings back memories when we did the harvest. Your bios of the equipment is awesome!
@@kent4799what sort of things were interchangeable? Chains & elevators?
Never really understood why Ford left the agricultural market.
Nice video as usual btp...... 👍👍
In 1991 they decided to focus on auto manufacturing. They had been looking to leave Agriculture machines since the early 1980’s. They were in talks with Sperry Rand to sell them Ford Ag in the early 80’s. They then reversed course and decided to buy New Holland. Ford New Holland became the 3rd largest farm equipment maker in the world overnight. This added value to the company. In 1991 Ford struck a deal with Fiat by trading New Holland for a Fiat European truck division. It was a win win for both companies.
@@bigtractorpower Thank you btp for the explanation...
Wish I could share your considered explanation....
Maybe a win win for the companies but a lose lose for the customer. Ford was so much better than any Fiat built,then or now.
I yes me destroyed a TR with a 3208 V8 cat back in the early 80's. Downed corn in a rocky field and a rock trap that was blocked. The granite type rock destroyed the inner frame that supported the rotors and after 3 weeks at the dealer then 4 trips back to the dealer the combine was declared unusable and sold for parts. No insurance. That season before the rock incident I buried the combine do much that 3 tractors couldn't pull it out. We had to pay a wrecker company with TWO wreckers to winch it out. Bad bad season. Thank god my family was there to support me.
That is a harsh season. Hopefully it is a once in a lifetime event.
Jason love your videos! Way off topic is there anyway you could do a video on DMI from Goodfield,IL. I grew up just down the road and have found little information on this company which has since been bought by CaseIH. ThankYou!
It would be neat to do the DMI story. It would require filming several DMI implements. I will see what I can do.
Modern agricultural machinery provides automation solutions for irrigation, pesticide spraying, and harvesting, saving time and energy.😮
Can the rice special be used to harvest soybeans?
Já vi uma dessa aqui no Brasil
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Could a"rice special"be adapted to harvest corn,beans,wheat??.(Sperry-New Holland TR-86)
I think it's called a "rye" specal.
Yes the Rice Special is listed as a Rice/Soybean model. It can harvest corn too. The main thing on all rice combines is heavier duty components. Rice will wear a hole right through an unloading auger.
My memory is not perfect but I seem to remember that the TR86/96 was the first to offer header tilt as an option. Is that correct?
The Terrain Tracer lateral header float was an option for the TR86 but not a standard item.
bigtractorpower Thanks! It didn’t appear that this machine had tilt. I worked for a dealer for the 86/96 introduction and took three customers to an introductory event at the factory. We flew out of Bloomington IL in the middle of a snowstorm. I think that I still have the belt buckle! We lost the NH contract soon after. I also went on the Allis/Gleaner “Silver Streak” intro of the new R50 and have that buckle too. Nice memories!
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We had a tr 95 with some 96 upgrades. It was a machine that did all of our crops. 30 some. But not extremely well. Radishes were its claim to fame. And that’s what we originally bought it for. Everything else our neighbors case 2188 did better and or the other neighbors 8820 titan 2. Thing I loved about it was the easiest to clean out grain tank I’ve ever been around.
The TR95 always looked like a monster combine in the 1980’s. I hope to get to film one some day.
Could you combine clover seed with this machine?
@@alicameyers3224 if you had the clover plates installed and the small grain concaves it did very well in red and crimson clover. I never did white clover with it I would probably want vanderzan concaves for landino or Dutch white clover. You need the slow down kit for the wind and you can modify the return. The return elevator was the limiting factor in most small seed as far as ground speed.
Interesting history, lucky NH had rotary combine as ex International who working International rotary combine jump ship n gave NH all the details but NH was sued. International won but later on merger would have been end of compensation. TR combine is very popular, as I have 3 mates who own TR85 n there was TR 85 for sale near home. CAT motor was a problem n some of mates have replaced CAT for later engine in model after TR86.
Carry on bro💕
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And since 1984 to this day everyone has copied their combine harvesters look and nothing has changed.
And he's in the mud. As someone whose family farms in western NY, that is not an unfamiliar sight for me, but still, yikes. If anyone has to mow those cornstalks later, they won't be having an easy time of it.
Mud always makes it tough going. Unfortunately more often than not corn in the Rochester area is harvested in the mud. They will just plow this field. I have not ever known any area farm’s to bale corn stalks because of all the wheat straw in the area.
Where in Western NY?
Rochester area near North Chili.
@@bigtractorpower which farm ?
Please make a vlog on the new John Deere 8RT tractor.
I would like to film a new 8RT when they are released in June 2020. So far my local dealer has had an 8RX. I made a video on the local 8RX370 posted at ua-cam.com/video/OSCYyglMsiw/v-deo.html
this would have been a awesome video if you could have climbed up and rode with the operator people could have seen the technology of past to present
Is there a TR76 anywhere I’ve never seen one
A TR76 is going to be very rare. Sperry-New Holland introduced the TR76 for 1985 but after Ford bought New Holland in 1986 the TR76 was cut from production.
If you can find a image of one I would like to see it wonder how many were made
From what year
This was just filmed on Friday. I am not sure of the production year. It is a Ford New Holland so it’s 1986-1992.
@@bigtractorpower Thx
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CASE NEW HOLLAND does not have alot of parts for there old combines they are a good combines AGCO GLEANER has alot more parts for old combines
As an owner of a 1981 and 1982 tractor I hear you on parts. They are important to keep things going.
That's likely part of the reason my in-laws are able to continue running their N and M series Gleaners.
Western New York? Wonder if it's anyone I know...
This was filmed near North Chili.
@@bigtractorpower almost literally in my backyard. You should have stopped by and said hello, LOL. Not that you'd know who I was or where I lived or anything like that...
Why does everyone talk crap about em twin rotors.
From my observation in filming New Holland Twin Rotor combines is that they do an excellent job.
Sorry but I think these were one of the poorest capacity, most complicated combines built. Easily slugged and hard to unslug. Only thing worse is the TR70..... and the old Ford Claas combines.