Everytime I see our farmers out in the fields here in Ohio, I think of you guys. I've learned so much about the hard work you do and the time you spend on the fields and equipment. I just want to thank all farmers for their hard work. God Bless you all.
I was a farmer until I was thirty and then I moved to the city and did a carpentry and building appreticeship .I get up at 5.30 in the morning and battle traffic and fight for a parking space.I work hard all day in a dangerous job ,I only have two short breaks through the day . I woukd rather be farming.
I love DC's right/left, bike, coyotes (but not coyotes); I say that with full recognition of DC's explanation of some of the reasons why, and love for him and his way of dealing with things. I have caught myself thinking of DC when I get words out a little different than others expect... :D Stressful time of year; keep it up!
It amazes me how these half $million+ machines can't handle the work they are designed for. They are always breaking and I know you guys are top notch on maintenance so not owners fault, you would think a combine could handle a months work without breaking
At this time of year we were hand picking late apples, pears and grapes on my grandparent's homestead. Don't remember if the asparagus was yet dormant. Remember picking into late November, hardy apples. Fading memories go back over 60 years. The work was hard, America was great...!
We're just saying it's cool ya know? Kinda straight forward . Judging by your previous comments you like to cause trouble or be against the grain or pick fault in the comments section. Must be a real happy life you live!
I always wondered how you kept the grain cart in line with the combine when you're transferring crops and you're not using the auto steer stuff. I figured you probably had a plan about who keeps up with who. Now I know. 😉👍
You boys need to put a dcs code on your channel. Keeps unwanted traffic on that channel from coming though on your radio. I run all midland radios as well.
So Cole..... just saying, but when you started talking about Nave coming out to help you out by running the Brent grain cart "today," an ad for Jared's came on and they were showing a few engagement rings and other jewelry. I know it wasn't necessarily directed at you, as it came up on my UA-cam, but... the timing could not have been better. Haha. Anyway, I just figured I would mention it because I thought it was pretty funny with the timing and everything. Thanks for sharing another awesome video during harvest! Stay safe out there guys
Awesome Video Today!.... And so nice to see Momma Cornstar, Hnieva, & her dad helping out. To bad about the S790 Breakdown but it goes to what have said many a time here that it does not matter if its a 2014, 2020, or new things break when used. Maverick is a Hoot how he interacts with all of You. As always THANK YOU ALL for bringing us along on your journeys, God Bless the whole Cornstar Crew, and I'm already waiting for the next adventure.
A HUGE HELLO to the beautiful Cornstar ladies, it's been so long since I seen both of you. I am enjoying these videos so much. Big thumbs up and happy corn harvesting. It's kind of hard to believe that harvesting is almost over. Sorry about the big green braking down. Hi Maverick
Yhe trick on PL code squelch is a grounded microphone clip mount turns it on. The reel cord type Won't Work with PL Code Squelch. Try a old school Grounded Microphone Clip 😇🎉
It's great seeing how you work through harvest with family. Hopefully family watches these videos and both sides see and consider issues to create harmony.
Cooper, though I love your long locks, I worry about them when the wind blows and you get your head in the machinery as it sometimes appears like your head could could get caught. I'm a safety conscious mother so I wanted to mention this. Just a cap in your pocket to use in the wind would ease this Mama's mind a lot.
Just returned from a road trip through Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and South Dakota. Harvest is in full swing. 1000’s of acres of beans, corn, sunflowers and sorghum to be harvested. What a sight 😊! Farmers ROCK!
Isn't there some way to anticipate and measure vibration on the big machines and conduct preventative maintenance and cleaning before you end up walking a mile from home? Might want to talk to an aeronotical engineer about their vibration charting projects.
@@gpackwood1 theres something called signature analysis where data from sensors is monitored against know good readings,,whenthe data changes as it will with things getting out of balance and wear you can pretty accurately predict and schedule repairs and replacements while minimizing breakdowns and downtime due to waiting for parts. We made equipment for signature analysis users who ran equipment 24/7 and breakdows scheduling maintenance cost hundreds of thousands a day. Your application is totally different but equally important as your harvest time is extremely time and weather sensative. If you are interested in this feel free to contact me .
@@ccole9080 --> Good comment, example and offer for Cole. My experience with any of this is much M U C H older as I was a member of a US Military Chinook Helicopter Division in Vietnam during the war where old school 'Signature Analysis' reports were the word of the Lord unless you want to fall out of the sky as an unplanned event. Every time I see Cole sitting behind the wheel of Big Red or Green I can feel the vibrations moving up my spine since I pretty much know and can feel the vibration difference between 16 mph and 24 mph. Another possibility for Cole is to talk with a Professor of Physics at his undergraduate university where he is a graduate, Many of those professors have a truly impressive network of experts that might like a challenge.
Cole you set it up for a perfect slam dunk and from reading the comment nobody took the bait🤦♂️ if more subs would watch till the end they would understand what I’m about to say. That’s what she said😂
I rolled a truck in Vega Texas back in the day loaded with milo. The grain slammed the back glass and buried me in the cab. Not cool. Thanks for sharing your story with us! 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜✝️🇺🇸
I need to ask if there is another crop that is not beans or corn to replace some of the corn growing? Or is corn the only crop that pays? Corn takes a lot of water and drought is coming slowly to take over the Bread Basket American land.
That's how dealers make money. Red green silver they're all designed to break so you go buy parts. And now it's designed to shut the whole combine down if a shaft stops rotating? Getting dumber everyday.
Great show! Got my daily dose of vitamin C. Now I got to watch my favorite family entertainment. Keep up the good work. Remember to be thankful for the harvesting weather!
Pork with red chile and some flour tortillas and your set. You might want to look at wireless camera system. But to avoid signal breaks go wired and bingo.
Yes, The green ones break, but it's all about the dealer service behind the machines. And whether red wants to admit it or not, green beats red service at least 2 to 1. I used to be with red so pretty sure I'd have insight. Proof is red closed at 5 or so, I just got off work about 20 minutes ago.
Having a plugged head's always an adventure. On the farm 4 years ago we had a black bear refused to leave the corn when chopping it got caught in the head. Had to be put down
Cole may I make a suggestion, why don't you try the New Gleaner Harvester , get one to try out, they are a lot Cheaper & do a Better Job than most Harvesters , Its worth a thought It would be Great to Test Trial the New 2023 model or the S97 or the S98 you will see what a clean sample is about, and Designed by American Farmers , Just a thought, Man business is business Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.
Everytime I see our farmers out in the fields here in Ohio, I think of you guys. I've learned so much about the hard work you do and the time you spend on the fields and equipment. I just want to thank all farmers for their hard work. God Bless you all.
I was a farmer until I was thirty and then I moved to the city and did a carpentry and building appreticeship .I get up at 5.30 in the morning and battle traffic and fight for a parking space.I work hard all day in a dangerous job ,I only have two short breaks through the day . I woukd rather be farming.
I've been seeing the combines here in Maryland too!
I love DC's right/left, bike, coyotes (but not coyotes); I say that with full recognition of DC's explanation of some of the reasons why, and love for him and his way of dealing with things. I have caught myself thinking of DC when I get words out a little different than others expect... :D
Stressful time of year; keep it up!
Puppies! Is there anything cuter than puppies?! And he’s so fluffy!
It's nice to see the whole gang farming together. God bless you all. I almost forgot the pup. He is definitely family.
It amazes me how these half $million+ machines can't handle the work they are designed for. They are always breaking and I know you guys are top notch on maintenance so not owners fault, you would think a combine could handle a months work without breaking
That was so nice of Navas Dad to come help with the corn harvest.
Thank you for the video. Sorry to see the breakdown.
At this time of year we were hand picking late apples, pears and grapes on my grandparent's homestead. Don't remember if the asparagus was yet dormant. Remember picking into late November, hardy apples. Fading memories go back over 60 years. The work was hard, America was great...!
Thanks for the efforts! That was clearly a manufacturing defect.
You can visibly see the cart rising as the semi fills up! How cool is that?
I love those time lapses that show that. Some weight!
Well yeah, it’s getting lighter so there’s not as much weight on the suspension. Kinda straightforward
We're just saying it's cool ya know? Kinda straight forward
. Judging by your previous comments you like to cause trouble or be against the grain or pick fault in the comments section. Must be a real happy life you live!
@@matthewheadford5872 I wasn't talking to you...bye
I was just gonna mention that in a comment but just spotted yours. It's incredible seeing that with the time lapse. 👍🏻
I always wondered how you kept the grain cart in line with the combine when you're transferring crops and you're not using the auto steer stuff.
I figured you probably had a plan about who keeps up with who.
Now I know. 😉👍
DC!!! Rocking with the wisdom and leadership!
We have two way radios and every piece of equipment we own and they’re great
Nice day. Everyone is back. So cool
Having meals in the field during harvest are the best.
I’m a retired Speech Pathologist, making Daddy Cornstar’s version of English even more funny.
You know you know daddy cornsar we all love you
You boys need to put a dcs code on your channel. Keeps unwanted traffic on that channel from coming though on your radio.
I run all midland radios as well.
So Cole..... just saying, but when you started talking about Nave coming out to help you out by running the Brent grain cart "today," an ad for Jared's came on and they were showing a few engagement rings and other jewelry. I know it wasn't necessarily directed at you, as it came up on my UA-cam, but... the timing could not have been better. Haha. Anyway, I just figured I would mention it because I thought it was pretty funny with the timing and everything. Thanks for sharing another awesome video during harvest! Stay safe out there guys
Awesome to see family all working together for a same goal
Awesome Video Today!.... And so nice to see Momma Cornstar, Hnieva, & her dad helping out. To bad about the S790 Breakdown but it goes to what have said many a time here that it does not matter if its a 2014, 2020, or new things break when used. Maverick is a Hoot how he interacts with all of You. As always THANK YOU ALL for bringing us along on your journeys, God Bless the whole Cornstar Crew, and I'm already waiting for the next adventure.
Every time I help my dad on our farm I think of you I love your videos
Tell you mom and dad you love them every day.
I never thought that I would see Daddy Cornstar wearing a Guns-n-Roses beanie.
A HUGE HELLO to the beautiful Cornstar ladies, it's been so long since I seen both of you. I am enjoying these videos so much. Big thumbs up and happy corn harvesting. It's kind of hard to believe that harvesting is almost over. Sorry about the big green braking down. Hi Maverick
HELLO to u Mary!
Thank You
Miss Nave driving the cart tractor!
Yhe trick on PL code squelch is a grounded microphone clip mount turns it on. The reel cord type Won't Work with PL Code Squelch. Try a old school Grounded Microphone Clip 😇🎉
It's great seeing how you work through harvest with family. Hopefully family watches these videos and both sides see and consider issues to create harmony.
Watch those chaffer frame bolts. They have a tendancy to crack and kablamo. The bolts going threw the arms to the chaffer frame that is.
Cooper, though I love your long locks, I worry about them when the wind blows and you get your head in the machinery as it sometimes appears like your head could could get caught. I'm a safety conscious mother so I wanted to mention this. Just a cap in your pocket to use in the wind would ease this Mama's mind a lot.
Just returned from a road trip through Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and South Dakota. Harvest is in full swing. 1000’s of acres of beans, corn, sunflowers and sorghum to be harvested. What a sight 😊! Farmers ROCK!
It's nice to see you nave . ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The shakers are the weakest part of John Deere combines. Either bolts break or the arm does.
Re the auger in the bottom of your pit. Have you considered changing pulleys so that it runs slower?
Unfortunately, they all will break at some point Cole.
Isn't there some way to anticipate and measure vibration on the big machines and conduct preventative maintenance and cleaning before you end up walking a mile from home? Might want to talk to an aeronotical engineer about their vibration charting projects.
murphys law momma
@@gpackwood1 theres something called signature analysis where data from sensors is monitored against know good readings,,whenthe data changes as it will with things getting out of balance and wear you can pretty accurately predict and schedule repairs and replacements while minimizing breakdowns and downtime due to waiting for parts. We made equipment for signature analysis users who ran equipment 24/7 and breakdows scheduling maintenance cost hundreds of thousands a day. Your application is totally different but equally important as your harvest time is extremely time and weather sensative.
If you are interested in this feel free to contact me .
@@ccole9080 --> Good comment, example and offer for Cole. My experience with any of this is much M U C H older as I was a member of a US Military Chinook Helicopter Division in Vietnam during the war where old school 'Signature Analysis' reports were the word of the Lord unless you want to fall out of the sky as an unplanned event. Every time I see Cole sitting behind the wheel of Big Red or Green I can feel the vibrations moving up my spine since I pretty much know and can feel the vibration difference between 16 mph and 24 mph. Another possibility for Cole is to talk with a Professor of Physics at his undergraduate university where he is a graduate, Many of those professors have a truly impressive network of experts that might like a challenge.
@@gpackwood1 Exactly , thanks for your excellent example
Cole you set it up for a perfect slam dunk and from reading the comment nobody took the bait🤦♂️ if more subs would watch till the end they would understand what I’m about to say. That’s what she said😂
A big hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
I'm related to Brett's in Mayo and Sligo
@@suburban404 👍
If your planter cost as much as your combine how can you have rows that are under producing. I think it's random variability.
Mama Cornstar brought a lunch of, "Porks chops......and apple sauce...." Any Brady Bunch fans out there?? Haha!😉
Such a good puppy❤❤❤
I rolled a truck in Vega Texas back in the day loaded with milo. The grain slammed the back glass and buried me in the cab. Not cool. Thanks for sharing your story with us! 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜✝️🇺🇸
Grain cart 101. Haha love it Cole! DC is the best!
I need to ask if there is another crop that is not beans or corn to replace some of the corn growing? Or is corn the only crop that pays? Corn takes a lot of water and drought is coming slowly to take over the Bread Basket American land.
Thanks for the harvesting video I really enjoyed it.
Great to see you working with Neva's dad showing him the ropes. Mama Cornstar is another plus, feeding her family! You got a fine bunch for a family!
I am a fan of this show, hello from London, Kentucky. Sure do miss seeing Neva well there she is. 😊❤
What kind of dog is Maverick! He’s beautiful!
Gotta have applesauce with porkchops,unless they are cream of mushroom soup chops!
Maverick works long hours too.❤
When we getting the intro. In Spanish? Hola todos. Es Coleeee la estrella de maíz. Shameful dad joke. Lol 😆 😂 🤣
Kudos, Cornstars.
A lot of hard work and long days.
Yes even the green ones break. Glad to see Nave got her turn to drive the cart. Really live your videos.
That's how dealers make money. Red green silver they're all designed to break so you go buy parts. And now it's designed to shut the whole combine down if a shaft stops rotating? Getting dumber everyday.
Our jd dealer in Saskatchewan is here on Sunday with a full crew during harvest
wow. nice video. thank you
👋 hey 👋 from Dexter,Missouri my friend.
Super awesome video.
Don’t forget to like the video!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥰
Why don't you use the GPS in the Case-IH? Get an A-B line from the rows that were already combined.
Since the tires throws off your speed wouldn't it also throw off the bu/acres?
Maverick sure loves his pops family…..
DC Cole can break anything, even a iron ball with a rubber hammer.
Thank you for sharing! God bless your family!
Hey from south africa...... if your speed source is set as GPS or Radar....then tyre size wont affect your speed reading
Good night Cole and family
Did anyone do anything correct for you guys on your new bins ?
Great editing ! The bike made me laugh.
Dogs are awesome Having a good dog around makes everything better.
If you are having trouble wearing belts out increase the number of vee on the pulley from two to four as the area of vee belts increases fiction area.
Great show! Got my daily dose of vitamin C. Now I got to watch my favorite family entertainment. Keep up the good work. Remember to be thankful for the harvesting weather!
"Pork chops and apple sauce for supper, gee, that's swell..." Anyone recognize that?? LOL Hint - you need to be old to know LOL
Brady Bunch!
@@SuperScooby70 YES!!!!! 😆😆😆
Awesome always cool stuff always 😎
Nava is smart to eat in the van. 😂😂😂😂
mmmmmmmmm - porkchops and applesauce - one of our favorites
Out of everyone on this channel, I want to hang out with Maverick the most. Dinner with Mama Cornstar is a very close second.
I watch you guys more than fav tv shows..
Pork with red chile and some flour tortillas and your set. You might want to look at wireless camera system. But to avoid signal breaks go wired and bingo.
Yes, The green ones break, but it's all about the dealer service behind the machines. And whether red wants to admit it or not, green beats red service at least 2 to 1. I used to be with red so pretty sure I'd have insight. Proof is red closed at 5 or so, I just got off work about 20 minutes ago.
As a late friend of mine, who was a lifelong farmer, used to say,”A bad day farming is always better than a good day at the office “🤔. Much love guys
YOU ARE SOOOOO RIGHT!!!!!
Green combine nightmares. Just in time for Hallowe’en. Stick with the red and yellow iron ✅✅
Did they get a second combine? I thought they had that Massey on tracks.
Congrats Thomas West on the SBLC win!
Great video guys!!!!! Nice to see mama Cornstar and Maverick and the rest of your family. Daddy Cornstar always keeps me laughing 😅😜😉
I know Titian Tire is doing a test with those big tires on the green machine but where's the Case? Saving hours on it?
Looks like you may have to walk the field a little to find a chunk of green metal on the ground.....
Having a plugged head's always an adventure. On the farm 4 years ago we had a black bear refused to leave the corn when chopping it got caught in the head. Had to be put down
Cooper*s dog is cute!! What a sweet dog!! Cole,do you have a dog?
Great taking the beans to the Coop if you see Sable give her a shout out.
Are you in love with her or something? They don’t go to the co-op anyways
@@realredditstories420 No you didnt watch the first part of the video they were taking beans to the Coop.
I miss seeing Sable as well and always enjoyed DC videoing her when at the co-op.
@@MouseToes Sable was hilarious with her deadpan humour! I miss her too, hope life is treating her well.
Congratulations!!!!
Great vid! Enjoy seeing the girls 👋🏼
Take care
It’s time to widen the bridge too
What’s your favorite pair of viper sunglasses I would like to buy the same pair
lmao grain cart consistent speed.. wish the boss here would learn that one.
Good harvest.
Glad y’all are getting some good numbers god bless
How is that new bin system? not perfect after all that money is spent...sure makes you mad... have enough problems with regular drying decidions
7:06 no Cole its the grain carts job.
You guys are awesome and you really work hard 🙂
She is looking good today, I guess the pregnancy is doing her well, she looks like she's about 6 or 7 months now, when is she due
I'm thinking December or early January.
Maverick knew Cole needed a hug!!!
Cole may I make a suggestion, why don't you try the New Gleaner Harvester , get one to try out, they are a lot Cheaper & do a Better Job than most Harvesters , Its worth a thought It would be Great to Test Trial the New 2023 model or the S97 or the S98 you will see what a clean sample is about, and Designed by American Farmers , Just a thought, Man business is business Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.