Potato Harvest | Claas Xerion 3300 VC & Dewulf RA2060 Trailed 2-row Sieving Harvester | De Visser
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Harvesting potatoes using a quite unique set-up consisting of Claas Xerion 3300 VC and Dewulf RA2060 Trailed 2-row Sieving Harvester of arable farm De Visser from Biddinghuizen in the Netherlands.
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Originelle Fahrweise, so noch nie gesehen. Wahnsinnig kreative Idee !!
This is one of the coolest channels I’ve ever come across
That claas does sound nice 👍
Prachtige combinatie en video!
Always see first on your channel, great to see a claas Xerion harvesting potatoes 😀
Tractor Spotter is always Best!
Magnificent video!!!!
Two rows at a time. Oh boy is this job going to take a while.
A long while, a very long while.
We do 1 row at the time. But only 16-22 ha (40 - 55 acre)
The sound of the xerion 😍
Very interesting to the way of the potato, thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family
Funny way to Harvest the Potatos 👍🏻
Weer een prachtige video met mooie machines 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another great video. It really is unusual setup :)
This september I was working in Netherlands for 2 weeks; collecting pears in orchard. Country itself is very beautiful, not to mention old, nice looking and still working windmills! For me, from Poland, where there are only few left and most of them are wooden and ruined, it was very surprising.
Also, comparing our farming equipment to yours... It's just another world :O
Szczęśliwy 2019 i pozdrowienia z Holandii
What a soundtrack! Awesome machines and a fantastic video!
And I thought Dad and Me have unusual ideas but this use of Xerion wins :D
Esta bueno los equipos
I LOVE CLAAS XERION !!!!!!!
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Do they make it to end that field in one day or need more?
Prachtige video! Zie je niet vaak, zo'n grote tractor voor een aardappel rooier!
Very good video thanks
I always wonder how long does it take to harverst field this big with machine with so small width.
Great Video !
The Dutch do it again! That looks like a high yield for harvesting just two rows.
Dutch farming is all about yields. Thats why to farmers from other parts of the world setups sometimes seem overcomplex. Less lands to work on means yield is king.
It must be the first time I see them working on dry land
Interesting video
That's a lot of potato chips
Nice set up :)
Only two rows per pass? It must take eons to clear one field ! :D
Very good Video
Awesome video like every time
Here in Southeast Idaho it was a pretty good year, the farm I work on was about 50 sacks/acre higher than average
interesting action, thumb up & greetings
Thank you for the video
Well thumbs up for the driver in reverse; wish I had that much confidence whilst driving (my car).
With all those potatoes in store, there must be a lot of electricity about to be used to deep fry the chips Luckily, there's a wind farm handy to huff & puff, fry, fry, fry.
Not that hard to drive like that when you got a gps system like this tractor has ;)
@@Mike-qv3pz I suspected it was done via GPS settings for each field/farm being worked, but couldn't see the usual vertical antennae about the size of the exhaust pipe sticking up. Maybe they have very small ones mounted in the cab roof these days.
@@BrassLock if you look close you see a small disk on the back off the cab, a little bigger then the size off a hockey puck, but ussually they are bigger.
@@Mike-qv3pz Okay, that's very interesting; thanks for that. I think both tractor cabs have a white circular disc like what you describe, (about 2 inches high) adjacent to a small vertical aerial. Amazing what we can learn from these videos and the associated Comments Section!
@@BrassLock indeed I watched it back and the New Holland got one aswell!
Why on earth is that Xerion’s can facing backwards while working in a forward direction???
Amazing
I think every place in the world had a tough potato year. We did in the US. Drought in Europe and on & on.
awesome
Why would you set up a combo like this? Good video on a unique design.
Nice.
Xairon the best
Anyone else notice that we now accept as normal that the GPS is guiding the tractor and harvestor?
How many years before the machines do the job all by themselves?
Will it be the harvesting machine or the shuttle tractor that goes to self drive first?
The Case IH Agriculture Corporation already has fully automatic, driverless tractor.
Nice
Are their any advantages to the trailed equipment? Great video.
Probably because it's much cheaper than self-propelled potato harvester..
mobile potato factory on wheels
Heard from some harvester drivers that dewulf harvester kind of rape the potatoes, compared to Grimme harvesters. So dewulf machines are Not made for table potatoes which have to look perfect.
Another quality video! but i can't understand why their running the Claas with the cab reversed
I wonder about that too.. perhaps because the attached harvester leans to the right-side, so the driver was facing backward to make sure that it's on the right path..
@@Dimaz42 he doesn't need to look if it's on the right pad, they have a gps system for that. Since there isn't a lot to be looking forward, it's more convenient to turn the cab backwards so you don't have to twist your back to be able to observe the harvester.
@@Mike-qv3pz I also think it's because better comfort, visibility of what you are doing and what's going on with maschine.
@@Stasiek_Zabojca That is kinda what i said :p I said the cab is facing backwards so you can observe the harvester and don't have to twist you back (which isn't that comfortable for long hours). I drive a lot with a GPS aswell and i don't watch a lot forward either!
It looks much easier to unload when facing backwards also. GPS steers and he adjusts the speed to fill the trailer evenly.
Why do potato & sugar beet harvesters have a much shorter header's width compared to regular harvesters?
There is a larger volume of crop going through them
Thank you for the answers! so, if we double the length of the header, then we need to double the storage capacity of the harvester, which isn't practical..
@@Dimaz42 It's not all about the storage capacity. If they wanna make the header off a potato harvester wider then the belts in the machine to remove the ground and stuff should be a lot wider aswell. So then they will have to make the machines wider aswell and since the self propelled harvesters are allready 3metres it isn't practical to make it wider for the Europe market + won't be allowed in some countries to be on the road. So untill the belts will be improved i don't see any self propelled potato harvester in europe with more then 4 rows.
@@Mike-qv3pz yes, I understand now
Great video 👍Thanks for sharing.
Is that the Xerion making all that noise, that thing sounds like a Semi.
Otium Borealis but dang is it loud
The engine is around 8.8 litre capacity. The one i drove was bigger and had a 12.4 litre cat engine. You could feel the ground shaking when it hauled past thats for sure haha
Why do they store then like that?
Gotta keep them cool, dry and in a dark store to prevent rotting
Storing potatoes in bulk increases they amount of potatoes that you can fit in a shed compared to when they are stored in boxes
Don't see them Claas Xerion 3300s too much anymore.
What is best? Dewulf, AVR, Ropa or Grimme???
Grimme all the way
Grimme for potatoes, Ropa for sugarbeets
Ist ein Spaß viedo für claas
Only 2 rows at a time? That's gonna take forever, add the fact that they're reversing the entire time.
They cab is turned around, they still drive forward. Nice thing about GPS.
Holland?
Yep 🌷
Why are they driving the xerion in reverse?
Well my guess is that there isn't much to see in the front. This way the driver can keep an eye on the tools and stuff.
It will make it difficult for him to see where he is going. Especially when turning round
@@jackorr6082 don't need to look forward when you got a gps system ;)
🤩😍😍
Only 2 rows at a time? We were doing that back in the 60's.😲😲
O shiet. Fast :)
У нас в городе Казань, картошка стоит 17 рублей килограмм. А у Вас?
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Coolio
Thats some strange tractor design
if im correct it can turn the cabin around
Yeah the cabin as a whole can turn around, just search google images for claas xerion if you want to see more
They take some getting used to but they are awesome to drive. The one in the video has 330 hp and can travel at 50kph.
If there is a Xerion in the Surroundings, I don't need any music at the video. ;-)
Bad enough for staff on a low level picking platform but the poor folks stood up there with all the dust blowing about and no dust masks cant be any good
Warum fährt der mit umgedrehter Kabine
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Magnificent video!!!!