Big 45ft John Deere 745FD HydraFlex Draper Harvesting Wheat
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In this video we spend time in the field with a 45ft wide John Deere Draper harvesting 100 bu. wheat with a 543 hp John Deere S790 combine. In the video viewers will see the view from inside the cab of the combine and hear from the farmer about cutting wheat with this big header. The video shares the equipment specifications and prices.
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I never tire seeing big equipment on the move to the next field...leaving a field, down a country road or major highway...doesn't matter to me!! Thanks BTP!!
It’s always neat seeing the fleet on the move. Here are two combine highway videos I have filmed.
Class 9 combines on the move m.ua-cam.com/video/K4th0wqqTuk/v-deo.html
S780 combines on the move m.ua-cam.com/video/5eX2RgEjncQ/v-deo.html
Wheat. Nice JD S790 Combine. Bread, Crackers, Cookies, Cakes, Pastries, Unlevend Bread, All of lifes goodies. God Bless Our Farmers & BTP🚜❤👍
I just drove our new s790 last night because we started wheat haverst last night
Very cool. Where are you harvesting?
This video is going onto my wall of fame for harvest 2019. Great video Jason
Thank you for watching. Pretty cool to see the 745FD on a wall of fame.
bigtractorpower, it is put on my metaforical wall of fame. And on my farm display. And is it ok to put this on my harvest 2019 playlist on my channel, you are welcome to check it out
Wonderful video as usual.
It's great when you can get into the cab and get the comments of the very knowledgeable people who operate these complex machines. 👍👍
Thank you for watching. I like to visit with the farmer. I like sharing their experience when I can rather than just giving specs out of the sales brochure.
@@bigtractorpower
Thank you for your reply.
You are are on the 🔔 with me
Brilliant videos 👍👍👍
You sir, are like the TractorSpotter of North America!
Thank you for your kind words. Tractor Spotter is an awesome channel to watch.
@@Blake_Painter Yeah
Love looking at these tractors, I live in the same town as the Garnett’s farm who has all the great John Deere equipment
I am in Hoptown too 😁👍.
One of the things I really enjoy about your videos is all that green I see on there I’m talking about the farm machinery lots and lots of green family history with the color
It is neat to visit this farm. They like John Deere and utilize allot of green iron to cover over 30,000 acres in a year.
ThankYou Jason for this great video, the wheat looked good, the combines were doing a great job, take care and have a great day.
Love your videos, never stop watching.
Maybe you could include how many loves of breed one combine would make in one day. For our A O C. S watchers
Im living in countryside and i see thees at summer and we always pleased the driver if he would ride us and he did it was amazing
Btw it worked with tractors too.
I bet a lot of those operators say joking, am i gonna be a movie star now! Lol. Love the vids!
😁👍. I hear them them teasing a bit about that on their radios when I am filming.
This is an excellent video! Probably the most informative of the relatively few I've seen so far (I'm new and still catching up LOL)...but I have a question about the diesel fuel load, you mentioned this combine holds 330 gallons....can that amount get a tractor like that through an entire day, or do they have to fill up multiple times? Also, this is probably a silly question, but I would presume the cabs come equipped with AC, right? Otherwise I would think the driver would suffocate in the summer...considering how long a driver has to sit in there I would think the manufacturer would make the ride as comfortable as possible...
What a fleet of John Deere machines in action!! Great work as always!
That is a real great picture of that combine coming towards you from the ground👍🏻🇺🇸 thanks big tractor you brought farming into my life in action 🤠👍🏻🇺🇸
I like getting those turn around shots. Thank you for watching.
Awesome video!! Great job on the stats and info. Different views were good as well. Neat seeing the combine have to crawl through a low water spot like it did.
He's really good at running that big bad mamajama that's a lot of head can watch after those are amazing machines that was really cool👊👊👊👊👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching. I think you gave me a good title option for a future video.
@@bigtractorpower you're more than welcome brother we sure do appreciate all the hard work you put in for us to have a video and if I gave you an idea big big thumbs up on that thanks a ton man
That's real combining right there. Thanks sod buster. Sam
Thank you for watching.
This is just too cool. Enjoyed watching.
Thank you for watching.
I have to say that combine went through that down weed like a champ
It really didn’t even know it was there. The header just shaves the wheat off the ground and the combine keeps rolling.
If they put Greenstar on the wagon tractors they ought to be able to all talk with the combines and auto-position the grain carts for unloading, even with a wide header on the combine.
The technology is their for the combine to control the speed of the cart tractor. Kinze has the option for the combine to control the cart tractor where there is no driver at all. The tractor will drive to the combine fill the cart and return to a home base point. Then a person had to get in the tractor to fill the semi.
VERY NICE GOOD JOB POWER TO YOU 😍👏👏👏👏👏💪👍
Another wonderful video from BTP! Thanks. You must drive a circuit to hit these fields when all the activity happens. Curious when jd comes out with their new 60' fold up headers.
already have 60fts in Australia but they have to redesign their grain carts to be able to unload will have to completely redesign combine to withstand that much length on unload auger especially with the high volume they put out on the go.
Very nice combine TY for sharing
Thank you for watching.
Love the first thing you see getting in is the the farmers #1 tool 😁👍
A farmers #1 is their body and everything inside it.
Real combining sir! Nice to see that big machinery at work. Seems to be a bit difficult to detach the header. Nice video as always. 👏👏👏
Thank you for watching. Detaching the header is not too hard the main time factor is lining up the header to sit down on the header wagon on the right spot so it is sitting level. Once the header is level the combine can back away.
Are you able to do farm tours of these farmers?
I think I could. I will ask the farm. That would be a good winter time project when everything is in the sheds.
Not to take anything away from those operators but I would do that job for free, just to run that combine for a day or two……city boy here!
Ok, what’s the two yellow flashing lights on the roof? They don’t flash all the time, but it changes? The other thing I noticed, is above the back wheels, there’s chaff that comes out, at first I thought it was dust, but the more I’ve watched the class 9’s, the more I see, they’re all doing that?! I’d Love to know why, and Thanks BTP!!!!....
NZ$981,504 price tag ... I'm just on the phone ordering one now LOL
Mention you saw it on bigtractorpower and you get a free hat.
And that's only for the combine !
@@interman7715 No, that's combined
@@deksper Phew !
Great video as always!
Thank you for watching.
TXS great videos.
he needs to get the reel higher in teh standing crop, that will help with not beating the wheat so much
John deere header on deere combines have way better visibility to the feeder belts than the mcdons.With mcdons you can hardly see the belts.
I really did not observe a big difference in visibility but I am not driving this machine everyday. I will say there was a next next generation MacDon running in this field and it is completely redesigned. I will say the new generation MacDon will have a 100% visibility based on what I saw.
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Very impressive makes my combine look very small thanks for another Awesome video 🚜🚜👍
Thank you for watching. Which model combine do you harvest with?
Good video teaching us UA-cam airmchair farmers something.
Long drapers heads. The auger has to be long too or it wont work
Draper heads collect the crop smoother and faster. The bigger auger heads tend to clump up and twist the crop.
That's a lot of big green machine's in that field.
It is. You can see all their combines cutting in a row in this video m.ua-cam.com/video/iPOHV2F0UpI/v-deo.html
Those drapers are amazing. Straight line us even more amazing, he could cut his toenails if he wanted to
BTP, very informative video and a delight to watch
Massive Maschine, great!
It sure can cover some ground.
Good havest sir...this equipment is good to farm big area...
Great video without music👍
The best music is the sounds of engines and machinery at work.
Brilliant Video
Thank you for watching.
I remember when 30' was HUGE😂
Me too. I grew up in an area where wheat was baked for straw and most farms ran 16-18 ft heads to make a workable straw windrow for a small square baler. The first time I saw a 30ft Head was on a John Deere 9610. It seemed so huge. Now 30ft seems like a regular size.
@@bigtractorpower my first time was riding in a 9750sts with a 30' flex head, the ih 1688 had been sold before the farms last harvest was complete so they rented the biggest baddest green machine they could to finish the bean crop, I'll never forget how that thing seemed like the space shuttle especially at night it lit up the entire field. Also the first time I experienced how much nicer duals are going over ditches at an angle, you dont even feel them.
60 ft draper's here in Australia ,yes 30 ft 35 yr ago was a big machine
wow excellent machinery, thumb up, best regards
Thank you for watching.
I'm a case guy...but wow! Whatamachine
That's freaking huge I pulled a 48 ft flatbed so I know it's huge!!
Alucinante, esto si es productividad
Where do you put the DEF, cause I know with a 543HP engine it got to have it
It is with the diesel tank in the engine compartment. You can see a fill up in this video m.ua-cam.com/video/qI7GEgRqYZU/v-deo.html
bigtractorpower Thank you!
Excellent video, very well filmed mate, well done.
Glad you liked the video. Thank you for watching.
Nice operation on that farm.👍🚜
Thank you for watching.
Sexy Lexi will soon be having a 60ft as standard shortly, Claas won't want knocking off top step by a JD!
Do the farm owners own these ,or are they contracted ? In this case ?
I know a while ago John Deere was testing a 60ft header on a much bigger prototype combine. I Haven't seen any video of it recently. but I'm sure its coming.
I think the size of a header is not so important here. The key factor is the combine efficiency.
@@TractorPowerPL Hmmm so your saying size doesn't matter?
Wow impressive looks like some of the wheat was down bad too need more mud on the tires thou lol
The wheat got dinged at the end of harvest with heavy rain and a tornado.
In hemlock mi but we got rained out last night so we are not combining wheat today
And your videos are kind of nostalgic warm fuzzies
I'm here!!
Thank you for watching.
👏👏👍👍💪💪😁😁 great video once again Jason!
Thank you Caden. Most of it was filmed in the field you visited the next day after the rain.
The buggy driver should know how fast the combine is moving, the buggy driver should not adjust speed, let the combine work it’s way up and down the length of the buggy until it’s empty
40 or 45 ft the combine if dialed in should cover the same amount of ground in a day. funny fact tho, if you take identical combines with sister serial numbers but once the paints worn off and a seasons under the tires they will behave different when tuning them in to make sample. ie. sieves, cylinder spd, fan, etc.
Like looking at the big framework
Could be awesome if you did some farm tours!
I will talk to the farm about setting up a tour.
How many acres of wheat did they have this year?
Do you spent al your time makeing videos or you have a team of cameramans and video editors?
There is 11K. This is just a hobby for me. I do most of the filming with the help of two friends in Wisconsin and New York that film there for me. I do all of the editing myself.
I would expect to cut 200-250 acres a day with that outfit per combine! 150 acres is not enough? Get a new holland cr1090 , that's holds the record for cutting most amount of wheat cut in a day, or a claas lexion 780👍
You are right sir. But sometimes people just stick to one brand because they know how it works and have a good service.
I do tuning and Urea/DPF delets. I have seen one farm with Claas equipment only - because "they know how it works and how to fix it" they even had some spare parts on stock!
I'd like to mention one thing. Many farmers here in Europe say - S790 is the king in harvesting corn.
It is a lot to due with the dealer support. JD has a vast dealer network that the others could only hope to have.
But how much is that wheat wheat yielding? In 50 bushel/acre crop you can move much faster than in 100 bushel/acre wheat.
@@steinwaymodelb It's doing on average 4 ton an acre. John deere are not the combines they used to be! 20 years ago they were top of there field. But Claas brought out that lexion, and then went top. But new holland now have that new cr1090. And you can't beat that machine for pace or reliability! Unfortunately John Deere are in 3rd place now in the combine world.
Which header do they like better the jd 45ft or the macdon 45ft if you asked them
This farm has run MacDon since 2003. They could not see any difference in wheat between the MacDon and Deere. They are looking to see how they compare in soybeans where they have to cut right on the ground. I will be there in October to see how they stack up in the bean harvest.
That's a nice head. So are they putting flip over reels on all the drapers that you see?
The poly fingers on this header seem to be common on the 30, 40’and 45 ft FD headers I have filmed.
Very nice machines.
Thank you for watching.
Such a great video
Thank you for watching.
What is all the dust coming out by the rear wheels? Is there a outlet for dust off the sieves?
That is the hulls from the wheat. It is a waxy covering around the wheat seed. The hulls are blown out the sides so if the combine windrows straw to bale the straw is a cleaner product to bake up.
I have never farmed a day, but looks like the spoils exiting the rear of the machine a very dry. Does this ever pose a fire hazard? Thanks for the great vid
Google combine fire...
The dust and chaff do pose a fire risk. Most often it is not the straw being blown back on the field that is an issue but dust and chaff building up near a working part inside the combine. These combines are cleaned each day using a leaf blower to clear off any build up and everything is greased. Combine fires happen but not too often.
Maravillosa máquina y muy bonito trabajo, podrían decirme cuantas toneladas de cosecha soporta el depósito de la máquina y los vehículos que reciben el grano de la misma cuantas toneladas soporta? Cuánto comune de combustible en condiciones regulares de suelo y en cuánto tiempo cosecha una hectárea????por favor y muchas gracias por sus atenciones.
Alfredo Cervantes esas. maquinas. son. de. las. mas. grasdes. Alfredo. son. de. 12. toneladas. y. al. segun. este. la. cosecha. se. yena. la. makina
@@nicolasharo1331 Mi estimado Nicolás creo no salió completo tu escritura,gracias bonita tarde.Recibe mi saludo desde Los Mochis Sinaloa México.
to wide a head without gauge wheels where are they should be on both sides
Very interesting the specification but the farmes doesn t count very well...
I am harvesting with an s670 with 625r
I harvest about 35 et 45 hectares per day so 86 to 111 acre per day,paddocks here are small so we need to harvest two or three paddock during the day.
The yield per hectare is about 120 bu/acre to 133, it means 8 or 9 tons per ha.
And i drive between to 6.5 to 7.5 kms per hour sometimes 8 if the yield is lower (
3.7 miles per hour to 4.3)
And the price including the header and the trailer to move it is 270 000euros so 300 000 dollars american.
Imagine,you can get two machines and harvesting two more areas,just need to pay two guys and two insurance and maintenance....
The Case IH 9240 is a far superior combine then a John Deere s 790 combine
Awesome video tooo small to have 2 or 3 $600k+ machines working the fields or am I missing something?
This farm raises 11,000 acres of wheat. There were five S790s out in this 550 acre field the day I filmed this video. Two more S790s we’re down the road in another field. I made a video showing the entire fleet in one field posted at m.ua-cam.com/video/iPOHV2F0UpI/v-deo.html
@@bigtractorpower ok Thank you totally makes sense. Great video.
like i say gotta spend money to make money
👍👍 These machines are industrial grade equipment meant to cover allot of ground. They are a big investment but they are often the difference of being done ahead of time rather than waiting on the weather.
Is it possible to use this header on a S760?
Just wondering at the 10:50 mark the beacons on the combine keep turning on and off. Does that mean anything like signalling to grain cart driver that ready to unload?
You are correct. When the grain tank it 75% full the beacons begin to flash to alert the grain cart it will soon be time to unload.
bigtractorpower cool thanks. I play farm simulator 19 and beacons come on at 80% in the game
That is interesting.
Amazing 👍👍👍👍
Thank you for watching.
Why did the tractor on the grain cart not have duals on? Thought they run duals for the compaction factor
James Harrier it did have duals
The 9420R has duals. I made a video on the grain cart and tractor that is posted at m.ua-cam.com/video/5UJnbTftT9I/v-deo.html
Sorry, looked like it only had singles on it
how much fuel per acre does those combines burn?
Does the 745FD have the seal kit on it where it meets the middle of the Draper head?
I do not know but I will ask during soybean season.
$700000...oof. Does John Deere produce bullet rotor systems anymore and is there a class 10 combine or above?
Roundup.
Hi Love the channel and awesome videos! But just very curious if you do, or consider doing SMALL TRACTOR POWER? The reason being is this video is a excellent example of what I deal with as well as other farmers in my class. With the Draper head at $119,305 and the combine at $543,870 and a combined cost of $663,642 to do 150 acres on a "good day" not including other fixed and variable costs that is $4424.28 per every 150 acres. That is not very profitable! On the other hand, I am one of those Central Ohio - High Yield, High Density Organic Farmers that on my first acre, I was generation roughly $80,000 for that acre. Now I'm up to 25 acres and grossing $550,000, or making roughly $22,500 per acre. Huge difference!
I'm sure you and other farmer know that after the Allis-Chalmers G, which was short lived due to implements constantly getting bigger, so were the tractors and the cost. Today with the organic farming gaining more and more traction, our biggest challenge is equipment, which U.S. farm manufacturers have forgotten about us and left us behind! The struggle is real when it comes to equipment! My farm is broken up into 3 sections with 10 acres of hay, 5 acres for composting harvesting, warehouse & wash station with equipment storage buildings in the center. 10 acres for the High yield, high density organic vegetable production. People laugh, even my large scale farming friends like those who operate the farm in this video. as I use a number of older JD 750 & 850 tractors. 2 Steiner 450 and 2 Oggún tractors (ua-cam.com/video/IrnjKQRQP3g/v-deo.html) which is ironic as it is modeled after the Allis G and the Steiner family who produced the Steiner 425 and 450 sold that and came up with the Ventrac in Wayne County, Orrville, Ohio. They are also producing the Tilmor (ua-cam.com/video/VepxE7mUPYU/v-deo.html), which is to come out this fall. There is also a Turfbilt which is similar to the Oggún, which came out in I believe 2009? I went to school with the second generation boys and they do product awesome products for the small farmer, but can be a bit pricey.
Implement wise, we had to be creative find two bottom plows and disc sets... like the King Kutter discs which have been modified with hydraulics and adding both baskets and cultipacker drums. Planting wise we use a modified 6 row setup with Cole Planters that we can go from 1 to 6 by adding or removing a planter set (www.coleplanter.com/12mxfeatures.htm). Also we use a 6 row Yang Seeders like seen in this video, but in a pull-type conversion in two 6 row gang sets. (ua-cam.com/video/_mVuHS-nUys/v-deo.html). For hay making, we use a number of hay making implements from Tractor Too Direct ( tractortoolsdirect.com/). Mowing we use the T67 Compact Four Disc Mower (ua-cam.com/video/89EOO-gb6RM/v-deo.html) and TX110 Two Rotor Tedder by Terra
(tractortoolsdirect.com/showroom/tx110-2-rotor-tedder-by-terra/). Then the 8-wheel V-rake for hay (ua-cam.com/video/MzSeAmhvmOM/v-deo.html) Followed by tor the he CAEB Mini Round Baler (ua-cam.com/video/3LjpO70XHUM/v-deo.html) or the TM53 Compact Square Baler by Abbriata (ua-cam.com/video/tVbnmHDUOFQ/v-deo.html) if doing square bales. We also have a TX35 Mini Power Harrow (ua-cam.com/video/BdNNYnhZw_8/v-deo.html).
It is sad as we American farmers are losing out and being forced to go big or shop the European import market and here is what I mean. Take the Pasquali (ua-cam.com/video/EqyKiErK1Ms/v-deo.html) and BCS tractors which are I believe are Italian made for example. The Antonio Carraro SRH 9800 shows the real versatility and what we are losing out on in the U.S. market. (ua-cam.com/video/_EA6iDckIII/v-deo.html) and (ua-cam.com/video/EqyKiErK1Ms/v-deo.html) I would be awesome if we had more availability to equipment such as the Claas Crop Tiger 40 (ua-cam.com/video/o5ZccsVYkzc/v-deo.html) or the Claas Dominator 40 (ua-cam.com/video/KNbA5bKqOUk/v-deo.html) or (ua-cam.com/video/pxwwZOtYgSM/v-deo.html)
Interestingly enough, I have a another 25 rented parcel that is also part of the farm operation. On part of the site we have A Red Rhino 5000 and 3 Way Screener in this sort of setup (ua-cam.com/video/xHhE8_ASblg/v-deo.html) where we do crush and process some asphalt and concrete, but what we are really after is gypsum drywall and limestone materials that can be processed and used on fields. We also have a 2011 Rotochopper MP2 Horizontal Grinder (ua-cam.com/video/bv40PIoTusc/v-deo.html) which we collect or accept clean green waste to process into compost. But we have also used it to grind high moisture corn for a few local farmers , one being a huge hog farm. Another we process corn stalks for cattle feed. It has also been an asset when we have damaging storms and where we get a lot of clean tree debris. Some in made into mulch and some is again processed down further for compost which we sell both. Additionally we picked us a used Cord King firewood processor (ua-cam.com/video/2eengn9eNQw/v-deo.html) which needless to say we sell firewood. Also we picked up a used Wood Mizer LT35 (ua-cam.com/video/yvIfM5QL9FE/v-deo.html) which we do sell lumber from the tree we collect or are brought in. A lot of the wood has been used on the farm to build our buildings. from all of this craziness we also have a Gemco pellet maker (ua-cam.com/video/OLFyFCM3Gv4/v-deo.html) where we also process sawdust we generate as well as from area Amish saw mills into wood pellets. We also process some of the hay we make into small pellets for those who have small animals like rabbits, goats, etc. This is were we also want to grow enough corn, soybeans, etc. and use a Class Tiger 40 multicrop combine to harvest organic corn, soybeans and other grain in to feed pellets. Hopefully if you or anyone checks the links added you can see what is possible! It has taken about 10 years to acquire all of the equipment and implement it into a sustainable but growing farming business which we have been able to maintain about a 40-45% profit margin. Most of that comes from our high yield organic veggies and the nutrient dense compost soil has really helped!
While the bigger farm equipment is impressive I think we need to give thanks to our large farm equipment manufacturer to deceive us into greater debt and believing that are farms must be huge in order to be profitable! Nothing could be further from the truth! As anyone can see, during our cold winter months here in Ohio, we are still as busy as we are in the summer! I just hope in my lifetime, we come back to our roots of Small Tractor Power and we don't need GMO crops. We just need to get smarter with our farming practices! Its a lot of work, and sometimes more than traditional farming, but knowing you can produce high profits and high yield crops without all of the man made fertilizers and chemicals keeps us going. There is no better farmer than Mother Nature!
Keep the awesome video coming as you do an awesome job. Very educational!!!
nice
Its a good thing the list price isnt $544,387,000.00 Its doubtful John Deere would even sell one. LOL
That is the price John Deere lists on their website for a base machine. Adding guidance options, tire/track options, rotor features makes it go up. Then their are discounts and trade in value to bring it down. It’s just easier to give the official list price. A new combine is a major expense.
Only a month until we get to harvest. Great video. 👍
Very cool. What do you harvest with?
@@bigtractorpower We rent a Sampo Rosenlew 2055 from a fellow farmer.😁
I can’t believe no one is helping him drop the header. It’s easy to screw up without helping eyes
They have their hook up and unhook down pat.
Is there million dollar tractors?
Not yet that I know off but 700 hp machines are on the way so the price will be going up. In 1999 a top 4wd was 425 hp and 160K now a top machine is $628K.
@@bigtractorpower Woo doggy
Take that number and multiply it times 4 machines in this video.WHEW!!.😬
Great video, do you know how many tons or bushels they are harvesting per acre? Thanks.
he says1 00 bushel crop ......bushel of wheat is 60lbs about 2.7 tons acre .....
This years crop was hitting the 100 bu mark. The highest I saw all season was 137 bu an acre as an average. It was a good year for wheat in Western Kentucky where this was filmed.
bigtractorpower thanks very much for your reply it's much appreciated, the yields seem very good.
George Doorley thanks for the info George, seems to me like they are having a good harvest.
Si can you do another video of harvesting wheat using a stripper, one that takes only the grains leaving the stalk there and soay beans planter following it planting soya,thanks, i really would like to see such a video again, thanks sir.
He did a video that you describe. Check his listing of past videos. Or do a UA-cam search.
@@ChiefAUS Thanks chief
I have put out three videos on Shelbourne headers in June.
Video 1 is on a 42ft Shelbourne posted at m.ua-cam.com/video/ERhrLrb6iUo/v-deo.html
Video 2 is on a 28ft Shelbourne at m.ua-cam.com/video/IEBEZT5FLLM/v-deo.html
Video 3 is on a 32ft Shelbourne at m.ua-cam.com/video/NuEWetjhyw8/v-deo.html
That is all my footage for this year. I do have one stripper head video left that will feature a 25ft Gleaner stripper that I need to produce.
Are combines 4 wheeler drive?
Yes they are. This video talks about the 4wd being used m.ua-cam.com/video/1yvmy8QbOpo/v-deo.html
hey if anyone here knows I just went out to my garden and noticed wheat was growing and I never planted it and I cant find anything on the internet of why that is does anyone in the comments here maybe know why?
I would expect birds carried the seed to your garden.
Where does a combine get it´s class from ?
Their engine horsepower, though in the past class size use to be based on threshing/cleaning area, which we should go back to. For example a class 9 Case or Deere has more horsepower than a class 7 Lexion, however the class 7 Lexion has more threshing/cleaning area than a class 9 Case or Deere. So the class system as it stands is rather confusing.
Thumbs UUUPPPPP !!
😁👍👍. Thank you for watching.
I like the channel, but you should bring not-so-modern things, just bring new things that are new to Jhon Deere, look for Jhon Deere 9610 Maximizer, or 9750Sts, tractors like 7820
I like filming and sharing the classics. Make sure to check Big Tractor Power UA-cams Video index. In the past 30 days I have posted videos featuring an 8960, 8850 Kinze-RePower, 9100, open station 4455, 4840 and 16 row 845 cultivator, 780 Hydra-Push spreader and an open station 7330 with fwa and duals. The next classic Deere video will be on a John Deere 4420 combine in wheat.
Is there any trips to Saskatchewan in the horizon
you would think they would put a hitch on the combine to pull there own header
Some farm’s here in Western Kentucky do toe the headers with the combine. This one just uses pick up trucks. They have several service trucks in the field and use those to tow the headers from field to field.
There's a LOT of opinion about this topic - the problem is that combines are hydrostatic drive and not at all designed to pull any unnecessary weight, and farmers especially in hill country were having drive reliability issues. Now, given how much weight a fully loaded bin adds, I'm not completely sure that pulling a comparatively lightweight header+trailer is a drivetrain killer; but, is it that big of a deal to hook it up to a truck regardless?
Does any of this wheat get exported to the UK?
Not that I know off. Most of this wheat is milled locally and is sold to become McDonalds hamburger buns.