probably the most underrated combine on the market. They will push at least a class bigger then they are rated for. They are a really well built machine not to mention that they have the v-cool reversing cooling package.
Awesome combines. We are on our second one. Huge capacity for a class 7. I've smoked the same size caseih. more reliable as well . But to each your own.
@@possleaholsteinspossbrofar8429 Ok there is 2015 9565 for sale but has 2000 sep hours for 189K CAD not sure if thats considered tired or not its on ag dealer and stuff currently
It is a proven time tested machine that is way lighter, cleaner sample, saves more grain, high capacity, easy to service, simple to work on, uses way less fuel, simple unloader that is so quiet and smooth that you don't even know it's on, reverse cooling so you hardly ever have to blow the radiators out, we only have to blow the machine off at the end of harvest because they don't catch on fire every day like everyone else's combine, damn near impossible to plug the feeder house and rotor. Damn what in the hell is there not to like abought the Gleaner!!! Almost forgot it's the best looking by far of all combines. I could go on and on but you get my drift.
I have Gleaner A76. Very similar to 9545 Massey. Simple, easy to work on, excellent power and capacity. I've never run a CaseIH so I won't pretend to be an expert on them like you are the Massey.
Mf is a back to basics of cab and shifters and from my research yes few extra belts but seems less moving parts. . It would take awhile to get used to but that's with anything new. Price is about 75k to 125k cheaper then case and John Deere when side by side same yr and hours etc.
I have heard good things about the Massey combines. It's a shame they do not have more market share than what they have. That rotor design goes all the way back to the White combines. Again Agco does not have very many dealers around. AGCO is suppose to be coming out with the IDEAL combine that looks interesting.
Cant say anything bad about a massey combines because they are a big part of what i haul. They are made near me here in Kansas. Sure are are a bunch of them there in the shipping lot.
BLACK EARTH EXCAVATION & TRENCHING, LLC yeah the ideal is supposed to be the integration of gleaner into the tractor brands. Every agco brand will have an ideal combine, being literally the exact same combine with different decals
I believe MF introduced the first 12 row corn head into mass production. I may be way off. Just remembering the first time I saw one of those goliaths mid 1970s.
Would love a answer on this topic. Gleaner & Massy would be as good if not Better then CaseIH & Deere. I think it is more Brand Loyality to you then anything. People have a hard time buying something they don't know a lot about. More Weight don't mean nothing if you have Compaction issues because the extra weight of the machine. There are good & bad with every Brand . I don't farm so I don't want to put my foot in my mouth . I Keep up to date on Machinery . I don't think you could go wrong with the Gleaner or Massy with Sisu Engines as they are Better on Fuel & cleaner grain samples.
He forgot win case IH come out with that 8010 they had to have a mechanics behind them . an the hydraulic drive rotor MF had that back in the 90 . case IH copied that !!!!
they are tremendously more simple then case or deere. case is a far cry from a better machine. john deere and case IH are fighting for 4th and 5th position of the combine list as far as quality machine and capacity. as a john deere combine guy I will fight to the death in an argument about 9610 vs case IH or gleaner or massey. in 2018 i would take a lexion first by a large margin, better dealer support, more adjustable machine, heavier built, tremendously more capacity, more efficient. for 2nd i would probably take a new holland or massey, toss up. massey for me would be better dealer support. new hollands can be a beast! then gleaner, then deere or case. who knows in a couple years the fendt might be at the top of the list?! thats a good looking machine.
Massey has been making combines way longer than most, and in all those years very few bad models, great for saving grain, unlike Deere who throws most out the back.
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling It's very very sad but Deere prospers because of their dealer network. But, what a terrible price to pay to have service!!!!!!!
@@gordonvanpatten6637 why do you say that? ... i personally don't feel the Massey has any real advantages to it ... I don't think there is any perfect combine- they all have pros and cons
This is probably the most stupid video I have watched. How do you compare a machine you know absolutely nothing about to a machine you obviously have without running it? If you watch with the volume off it's ok.
Your user name is fitting for your ignorance.... the massey machines are going to be discontinued soon- and for good reason .. if they were so great - you would see more of them ... go cash your welfare check and continue playing sim farm
It was like watching a 4 year old try to explain brain surgery. Then this genius uses the fact they are discontinued as an argument they are not good. So he clearly knows zero about profits, marketing, loss rates or why AGCO switched to Italian combines. He just assumes they are not a good machine because "trust me bro" is his source. Imagine having a youtube channel that only proves to the world you are ignorant. He further heads down the path of ignorance by calling you ignorant. I guess you can't fix stupid. What a chump.
probably the most underrated combine on the market. They will push at least a class bigger then they are rated for. They are a really well built machine not to mention that they have the v-cool reversing cooling package.
than, not then
@@michaelanderson7715 sorry for the grammatical mistake done over two years ago........?
@@72alta That was a statement, not a question. Time is irrelevant.
@@michaelanderson7715 Time, something you must have a lot of.
@@72alta 3 comments, 5 minutes max.
Awesome combines. We are on our second one. Huge capacity for a class 7. I've smoked the same size caseih. more reliable as well . But to each your own.
How many hrs do you have on your machine any major issues?
@@Brobro449 has 900 sep hrs. No major issues. Has had all the updates done.
@@possleaholsteinspossbrofar8429 Ok there is 2015 9565 for sale but has 2000 sep hours for 189K CAD not sure if thats considered tired or not its on ag dealer and stuff currently
@@Brobro449 we bought one with 750 sep hours last fall for 170k can.
AGCO could dominate if they put forth the effort
Yes they could , but only with the Gleaner.
@@gleanerman2195 what's your basis of this statement?
It is a proven time tested machine that is way lighter, cleaner sample, saves more grain, high capacity, easy to service, simple to work on, uses way less fuel, simple unloader that is so quiet and smooth that you don't even know it's on, reverse cooling so you hardly ever have to blow the radiators out, we only have to blow the machine off at the end of harvest because they don't catch on fire every day like everyone else's combine, damn near impossible to plug the feeder house and rotor. Damn what in the hell is there not to like abought the Gleaner!!! Almost forgot it's the best looking by far of all combines. I could go on and on but you get my drift.
that's your opinion
I have Gleaner A76. Very similar to 9545 Massey. Simple, easy to work on, excellent power and capacity. I've never run a CaseIH so I won't pretend to be an expert on them like you are the Massey.
Massey is now discontinued ..which says a lot about how many she's there were
Mf is a back to basics of cab and shifters and from my research yes few extra belts but seems less moving parts. . It would take awhile to get used to but that's with anything new.
Price is about 75k to 125k cheaper then case and John Deere when side by side same yr and hours etc.
I have heard good things about the Massey combines. It's a shame they do not have more market share than what they have. That rotor design goes all the way back to the White combines. Again Agco does not have very many dealers around. AGCO is suppose to be coming out with the IDEAL combine that looks interesting.
Absolutely - well stated .... Agco's lack of dealers really hurts them - if they had more dealers - they could be a major player!
"Light years ahead"
Then why does the CaseIH flagship models not have a reversing rotor to remove plugs?
The Massey machine will be discontinued soon
Cant say anything bad about a massey combines because they are a big part of what i haul. They are made near me here in Kansas. Sure are are a bunch of them there in the shipping lot.
Oh wow - very cool .... I didnt realize they were built in Kansas
I LOL'd when you found the gear shifter
haha ..
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English in America please
Nice thresher ha
Flagship IH are sub par machines at best. Fuel drinking over complicated and reliability/longevity isn’t there.
Masseys are nice
I'm looking forward to the class 10 combine and the supposed class 11 I Ideal combine from agco.
Yes, it will be neat to see one ... The Ideal is made by a sweedish company - and now they are branding it with the massey and the fendt names
BLACK EARTH EXCAVATION & TRENCHING, LLC yeah the ideal is supposed to be the integration of gleaner into the tractor brands. Every agco brand will have an ideal combine, being literally the exact same combine with different decals
@@chunkmen I don't know if versatile will.
@@chunkmen no just fendt and massey. I imagine they will end the other lines soon.
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I believe MF introduced the first 12 row corn head into mass production. I may be way off. Just remembering the first time I saw one of those goliaths mid 1970s.
I have bought a use one last week I think they are good machine. Explain me why a case is light years ahead of this MF
Would love a answer on this topic. Gleaner & Massy would be as good if not Better then CaseIH & Deere. I think it is more Brand Loyality to you then anything. People have a hard time buying something they don't know a lot about. More Weight don't mean nothing if you have Compaction issues because the extra weight of the machine. There are good & bad with every Brand . I don't farm so I don't want to put my foot in my mouth . I Keep up to date on Machinery . I don't think you could go wrong with the Gleaner or Massy with Sisu Engines as they are Better on Fuel & cleaner grain samples.
He forgot win case IH come out with that 8010 they had to have a mechanics behind them . an the hydraulic drive rotor MF had that back in the 90 . case IH copied that !!!!
Deere guys can never give you an explanation besides that it’s not green.
Not even close to the same price and the Massey does a way better job
they are tremendously more simple then case or deere. case is a far cry from a better machine. john deere and case IH are fighting for 4th and 5th position of the combine list as far as quality machine and capacity. as a john deere combine guy I will fight to the death in an argument about 9610 vs case IH or gleaner or massey. in 2018 i would take a lexion first by a large margin, better dealer support, more adjustable machine, heavier built, tremendously more capacity, more efficient. for 2nd i would probably take a new holland or massey, toss up. massey for me would be better dealer support. new hollands can be a beast! then gleaner, then deere or case.
who knows in a couple years the fendt might be at the top of the list?! thats a good looking machine.
@fat guy Mgtow New Holland and Case IH have merged into CNH (Case New Holland) but New Holland Combines and Case IH combines are totally different...
0:19 That's what she said
IH went broke in the 80s
Massey Ferguson 9565 combine 👍
These combines ear an flag ship IH.
lol you from ohio? Massey is big in Ohio
Western Iowa..... there are no dealers here for Massey combines... 150 miles to nearest for us
Massey has been making combines way longer than most, and in all those years very few bad models, great for saving grain, unlike Deere who throws most out the back.
Yeah the deer has loss issues for sure ..however the Massey is now gone - they are solely focused on the fendt machine
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling Very sad Massey is gone, but there are many better options to Deere, New Holland, Ideal, Gleaner, and Claas
@@gordonvanpatten6637 very true ... in our area we have a lot of JD dealers, some case ih and a few NH ..but that's all .. so we are limited
@@Blackearthexcavationandtiling It's very very sad but Deere prospers because of their dealer network. But, what a terrible price to pay to have service!!!!!!!
@@gordonvanpatten6637 why do you say that? ... i personally don't feel the Massey has any real advantages to it ... I don't think there is any perfect combine- they all have pros and cons
Hope it also has a MAN engine
You need to go to the engine
This is probably the most stupid video I have watched. How do you compare a machine you know absolutely nothing about to a machine you obviously have without running it? If you watch with the volume off it's ok.
Your user name is fitting for your ignorance.... the massey machines are going to be discontinued soon- and for good reason .. if they were so great - you would see more of them ... go cash your welfare check and continue playing sim farm
It was like watching a 4 year old try to explain brain surgery. Then this genius uses the fact they are discontinued as an argument they are not good. So he clearly knows zero about profits, marketing, loss rates or why AGCO switched to Italian combines. He just assumes they are not a good machine because "trust me bro" is his source. Imagine having a youtube channel that only proves to the world you are ignorant. He further heads down the path of ignorance by calling you ignorant. I guess you can't fix stupid. What a chump.