510 Bushel CLAAS 8700 Terra Trac LEXION Combine
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2022
- In this video Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 510 Bushel CLAAS 8700 Terra Trac LEXION Combine harvesting 40ft of soybeans per pass with a CLAAS Convio 1230 Flex Draper Head. This video takes viewers out in the field and up in the combine's cab to see and hear all the harvesting action. Viewers will also learn about this LEXION class 9 combine's production history, specifications and list price.
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I can feel my sinuses locking up just watching this video.
This is the best comment on this video 😂
I know right? Lmao I used to weed whack all the desert brush in the yard every year and end up with runny nose for 2 days straight. Sometimes got sick from the post nasal drip too.
I coughed as soon as the video started.
I had no idea that Claas doesn't offer their flagship 8900 in the US. Haven't seen one in action myself yet, but its gotta be awesome!
The combine operater totally focused on what's happening. Must be alot to take in operating one of those machines. Always look forward to seeing another post. Keep up the good work Jason.
There’s a lot of focus when you run a combine
Was that a 9560RT pulling that cart?? Awesome video and amazing machine. I’m not an old timer by any means but just In my 30ish years around farming it even amazes me how far everything has come. And you do an amazing job showing people that don’t get to see it for themselves.
I think it was a 9570? It had the bigger fuel tank.
9470RT
The two cart tractors are 9470RT tractors. Here is the farm planting this spring with one of the RTs at ua-cam.com/video/wfivA95OhqY/v-deo.html
Thx Jason, I think claas has some of the best looking equipment made these days... There tractors are really sharp.
CLAAS builds some good harvesting equipment in forage and grain.
I appreciate very much the drivers.They must work in the dust conditions and I'm sure it's not easy.My respect for them and for the entire team.
I remember seeing the first one of these out back in the early 90’s my neighbor had the first claas track combine I ever seen and it had CAT CHALLENGEER undercarriage like the old cat tractors. It was soooo cool!!! It had full tracks tho , no steer tires on the back
I have said it before in here, I am so glad they went to seed green and white true Claas colors!
Claas makes impressive combines💪 thanks for another great video👍👍
Watching this thing unload is just awe inspiring. Holy grain dump!!!!! Keep up the great work filming these beautiful machines!!!
The 8000 Lexions just pour out the grain. It’s neat seeing it on the camera screen in the cab pour. This combines just flat out moves grain.
Very cool video Jason. Quite a machine there. It was nice the wind was blowing away from you. That bean dust is really itchy!!!
Normally sun light and bean dust do not cooperate. It is the most challenging harvest to film. This day was over h the next town over the sun came out and the sky was bright blue.
Another great video Jason !
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We use a Claas 6800 combine with 770 convio flex header. Wheat, Canola, Grass Seed, Peas, Barley, Oats, Clover
love Class combines, thanks for sharing
CLAAS builds impressive harvesting harvesting equipment
Just awesome Jason nice beans 😎
That is a Awesome Machine. Love the New Paint Scheme on the Combine.
The family unified green and white paint is nice on the new machines. They really eat up the acres.
Great dusty Harvest video Jason, in England we top off the Lexion range with the Lexion 8900 a real monster machine.
It would be neat to see an 8900. The 8900s are specifically built with 790 Hp to handle the damp high yielding wheat in Europe. CLAAS feels the 8800 can cover the largest crops in North America.
Impressive combine for sure.
Illinois generally leads the nation in total production and yields, this field sure looks good.
Illinois has some good soil for sure.
That farmer isn't letting any grass grow under his feet. He's letting it ride👍
The Lexion combines no matter the size just eat up the acres.
very nice video and machine thank you
Enjoy your videos bigtractorpower thank you
Thank you for watching.
I remember cutting late season beans and how dirty and dusty it was. I was always happy with a cross wind.
You should try running beans that have been flooded.
@@marknicholson2718 My friends brothers farmed in Missouri, right between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. I watched them one day during harvest. What a mess!
Great vídeo Jason.
Thank you for watching.
great machine, thanks for sharing
Yep, seems like a BEAST of a machine, now I understand why this machine has such a massive price tag if you were to buy one brand new.
I wonder how long it would take for this combine to pay for itself? 🤔
Love nice autumn canola times
Fall harvest is a nice time to be in the field.
BTP- have you ever filmed one of these combines on tires? I can only recall the Claas machines on tracks. They're definitely nice machines and look a lot better in Claas colors vs the older Cat colored machines.
I have not filmed a green model on wheels yet. I have featured a 760 in yellow on wheels here on the channel.
Awesome video I learn so muchThere is a Claas factory up the road from us
Thank you for watching. CLAAS builds impressive harvesting technology.
Hella awesome keep up the good work
Thank you for watching
Good video as usual. This week was the last week for us to harvest with the 750tt claas combine. New machine coming for wheat 24.
The 750 TT is a nice combine. What are you upgrading to Warren?
@@bigtractorpowerwhere is the fun in just saying it Jason. Need build up and mystery. haha
I rode in one of these! The farmer was running 4 of these huge machines!
That is moving allot of grain.
@@bigtractorpower 16 rows in corn and 45ft in beans!
Impressive machine👍
The LEXION combine is an impressive harvester.
SUPER!!!♥
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great video
Thank you for watching.
👋 hey 👋 from Dexter,Missouri my friend.
Hi James. Thank you for watching.
Круто.
Bel video. Bravo. Bei mezzi
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is there more info on What equipment u use to take that awesome footage?
I use a Sony FDR-AX43 camera and my iPhone for the opening clip of each video.
@@bigtractorpower thanks alot!
Those beans must be really dry because thats a heck of a dust coming off them!
Soybean harvest is the dusty crop I film each year.
Love seeing them, even though they can’t be justified for our organic through put requirements. I always joke, I’m the farmer with million dollar planters, and $50k combines.
Hello!
I wanted to ask you about Claas. Do you have any other machines operating in your area besides combines? Tractors, loaders? It is interesting to know how popular this brand is in your country.
Combines and forage harvester are the most popular CLAAS products here. Tractors are gaining. I got to drive an Axion 930TT this summer. It was impressive.
@@bigtractorpower Thanks for the answer!
The long auger would make the cart drivers life easier.
It does for sure.
Any chance this is near Marshall?
Fairfield
How does this machine strip the beans and spread the trash back on the field
How does it distinguish stalks from beans
It basically scrapes the crop against metal grills to get the beans out. It does the by 2 spinning rotors pulling the crop across metal concaves
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Thank you
@@garylam6233 You don't know how harwester work?
I wonder how many years it takes to pay off all this machinery?
GOLLY!!!
A three year lease deal most likely, he won't care after the 3rd year and get another one to lease
Yes we just switched to a claas 8700. Corn wheat soybeans.
I’d be curious as to why those farmers switched...?
Although didn’t sound like that guy was to interested in talking.
Lexion combines eat the acres in a hurry and do a nice job. I plan to catch the 8700 in the video in corn. You might have noticed a Deere S790 also harvesting in this video. It was just traded for an 8600 TT. The combines were harvesting in a river bottom and farmer aa concentrating on harvesting near the edge of the field that had some drift in it while I was filming.
What did you switch from and how has the claas been?
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Can this combine be equipped with the wide LSW tires??
No.
You would have to order it as a tire machine, then you lose the 510 bushel grain tank.
Why would you want LSW over those tracks?
@@jasonhessels from what I heard from farms with the LSW smoother ride, less Maintenace and better fuel numbers over tracks.,
Yes you can it reduces the grain tank option to 485 bu. The Lexion Terra Trac better in my opinion because it spreads out the weight of the combine and in wet conditions does not rut the field.
It just amazes me how the small under powered class 7 Gleaner S97 can do what these big horsepower pigs can do with less power and fuel.
I film every brand of combine and from my observation GLEANER combines do the best harvesting job. The S9 combines are impressive. I have filmed a S96 and S97. I would like to see what an S98 could do. CLAAS combines are good. They can move a bunch a corn. The advantage CLAAS combines have over the rest is the Terra Trac reduction compaction especially in a muddy harvest. The tracks long length keep the combine on top rather than leaving ruts.
A Gleaner can't touch a Lexion in corn, don't even attempt it, just like Deere found out the hard way by plugging up their combine at the Farm Progress show this year trying that
@@Zero01k You have never ran an S98 Gleaner then. Deere, that's a joke.
@@bigtractorpower That is true abought the ruts, but that is one complicated clusterfuck of a combine.
Gleaner S97 🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh my god ...with this you make about 50 to Max 60 ton per hour . The lexion 8800 holds the record with 130 tons per hour . This comparison is funny . And this record is in GB in a 40 bushel per acre weat (100ton/ha , with moisture about 16 percent . Kind regards from germany
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What crop is that?
Soybeans
Soybeans
@@bigtractorpower ohhh why do they look grey?
as a non farmer,...silly question..
why are soybeans so much dustier than almost all other crops at harvest time?? wheat field behind house dusty as well ,but nothing like this .
Wheat you are only cutting the top part of the plant where the wheat head is, with soybeans you are cutting low on the ground. Taking in not only the entire plant but some dirt as well in places, especially if your field has a lot of crawfish mounds.
Wonder why he had his side shields off??
Where are the shields off?
Feeder house shields
Why does it look like everything is covered in ash?
Soybeans are very dusty to harvest.
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Assembled in Omaha not manufactured in
Surprised its not a 50 ft header!
CLAAS builds heads up to 45ft at this time. The 40ft helps with controlled traffic reducing compaction.
Wow, that is one dirty combine, looks like it could use a good power wash to get it cleaned up
It looks cool dirty
It has its work clothes on. Soybeans are dusty crop to harvest. The combine is blown off and cleaned each evening. It is power washed at the end of harvest.
Only a 40 footer hmm
CLAAS offers up to 45ft. The 40ft matches the width of the planter for reduced compaction and controlled traffic.
I'll never understand this. CLAAS makes such a pretty combine. Million dollars sitting there- but then sticks a 20 dollar aluminum ladder on the back. Like they got a deal from some hardware store. They can do better with that, in my opinion.
Actually it is a very handy ladder. It detaches from the back and can be used to access belts and pulleys under the side shields with ease. The first time I saw how the silver ladder is a useful tool all around the combine I though ahhh that makes sense why don’t the other brands have this. Watch this video I made at the 27:30 mark it shows just how handy the aluminum ladder is on a Lexion ua-cam.com/video/eOb4ZRR9UhE/v-deo.html
You might view it completely different going forward.
Nice machine it will never complete with John deere though
The LEXION is an acre eater. There was an S790 in the same field. The 8700 was lapping it on passes. The farm traded the S790 for a Lexion 8600. I hope to catch the Lexions in corn this fall.