It’s interesting you say that. I started my channel in 2010 and only showed the equipment as it was working for 6 years. I gained about 10,000 subscribers. I assumed everyone knew this was an awesome new machine or a rare classic. But I would get questions asking what is it doing, what is it’s horse power, what is it’s capacity etc... Once I started narrating every video explaining what was happening in each video my channel grew 65,000 subscribers in one year. The number one comment I receive is thank you for leaving the machine sound in the video that is all the music I need. There are great European tractor channels. I will leave the music to the European channels. I will keep telling about the machine and let people see and hear them as the work. I think both formats work for both types of tractor channels. I appreciate the input.
Growing up in north central North Dakota in the 80's and 90's, I just didn't see corn in our area (until after 2000 when I graduated) I used to love watching sunflowers get cut with an 8 row rowcrop head by my neighbor. But watching how these corn headers work is crazy interesting. Each row pulls the stalk down and virtually 'pops' the corn head off. It amazes me how these 8' plants get manhandled at such a massive rate leaving virtually nothing behind while reducing waste going through the combine.
Thank you for letting us see these awesome JD tracked vehicles at work. Your host-famer seemed very cordial and generous. A special thanks to him and his crew. Could be interesting to see the difference of maintenance and full repairs between the Tracked Vehicle versus Wheeled on the big 790 Combiners as well as the 94 series tractors. What would really be interesting is how tracks are taken off and-repaired. In the military this procedure is referred to as 'Braking-track'. Would assume repairs and-or maintenance on this scale for JD's is probably done in the winter..? Could be neat to see what's involved though would guess could get time consuming to film. Any way, thanks yet again for another great vid. :-)
We run 8 row JD head with s-series combine and in 200 bushel corn (which is the gold standard in my area of country) seems you are unloading every 5 minutes! Unloading on the go is great if you have the capacity and trained manpower to do it
My gosh I am here with my 6 row unit thought I could pull corn off I need to go spend a week there too help and see how it is really done. That new Jd looks to be one hell of a corn eater. WOW. Tks for the video
The new J Deere Trac design has been used for many years in military army tanks. The first time it was used was by great Britain in its ww2 tanks Trac system.
Let me give you a quick rundown. Long ago, in the age of owner/operator family farms; new higher capacity equipment was sold under the auspices of shortening the farmer's work day and improving quality of life. There were then custom operators who bought the biggest machines that small farmers could't afford who could harvest grain for many farmers faster and more efficiently. Then there were those who realized if they could work just as hard and use the newest, largest capacity machines they could outbid what other farmers paid for leased land. Farmers become their own worst enemy. Production agriculture in the US is a monopolized hot mess.
Goggin Fuher thanks for explaining. It’s just we have nothing like that over here in Ireland rarely is there a Farm with over 150 acres where I’m at but that’s all we need, it’s also really expensive like 20,000 pounds per acre
That's not how it works Goggin, but as long as you're on the topic of leased land, it's the owner operator that offers way more than he can possibly produce and then renigs on the lease with a sob story of how he couldn't produce what he thought he could.
This is a heck of a big operation I'd love to know more about how they operate. Is it a family business? Love to hear how they are structured and their lease/own structure
Bigger, higher capacity combines, bigger grain carts, faster tractors to haul, .... same sized semi- trucks to haul away. The six trailers waiting is a testament to the volume of grain being processed through those combines. There may be more trailers out of the field when this was shot.
This farm has a good sized fleet of trucks. They had combines harvesting soybeans the same day as these combines were shelling corn. Trucks have not grown in size like the combines and carts because of weight restrictions on roads.
@@bigtractorpower How many trucks were they filling in an hour? I'm amazed at the amount of people they must have working to move so much volume there.
It's really tough on the rural schools, churches and businesses when you have farmers with this size equipment farming 10,000 acres. They probably have some hired help but we'd be way better off with a dozen families farming those acres instead of one guy, but those days are long gone.
Very nice and up-to-date equipment makes for efficient farming if the farmers ROI permits. Having those tracked tractors moving rapidly in the field doing cart duty probably also cuts down on having some extra tractors and carts notwithstanding the need to have backup machines. An overall impressive operation.
Well looking at the video on the monitor typical John Deere grinding up corn and spitting it out the back that’s why you have corn growing in your beans the next year
No corn in soybeans here. Wheat is planted right after the corn and the when the wheat is harvested in June a second crop of soybeans is no tilled right behind the combine. Best way to maximize farming to put two crops out on the same ground in one year.
I would've thought maybe they would use the frame of a 616 as they are 40ft . But with all the weight I'm sure, like you said, it had to be custom made to accept the extra row units.
If Charlie is saying 20” corn rows are better yield, better at weed control, better at resilience against weather and wind then why doesn’t the market go to that? Just curious BTP
20 inch or narrow row corn has gained popularity. There is an expense to consider because the planter and the corn head and other associated equipment cost more because there are more row units and not all Farms have decided they want to go that way because of the expense but there is definitely a benefit to narrow row corn because of the details that Charlie shared and that’s why he likes it.
I am not sure. He may just enjoy driving the combine. I did wonder the same thing as you because it was never on. The field has several dips in it and maybe driving is the best way to handle the uneven terrain.
It is an impressive farm to see. I am not sure how many acres they farm I have not asked. As you can see from the combines and planter it is definitely a few acres.
In cases like this Deere does not lead they follow CaseIH.Deere never changed the styling on the 700 combines not raise the hp or grain tank capacity to match the CaseIH 8240/8250 & the 9240/9250 Axial Flow combines
@@generationll so a couple hp and 10 bushels less and deere should completely redo everything? Plus the 9250 is brand new and how many years has the s series been out?
As Charlie said in the video he finds it yields better in a dry year. The narrow row corn stands better and is less likely to blow over. Because it’s tight you can run your corn head against the row and not loose ears opening up sections.
@@bigtractorpower There are limited edition lexion 795TT just look it up! But if you are talking about non limited editions then the lexion 780TT is indeed the biggest Claas combine.
You know I am not sure. Right now the biggest is a 45ft 18 row 30 inch. I have a friend whose grandfather bought an IH 503 combine and a 6 row corn head new in 1968. It was the biggest combine in the county. Everyone said back then who needs a 100 bu. Combine with a 6 row head. It was pretty on a manageable for many farms 50 years ago. Those farmers in 68’ could not image a 400 bu combine with a 40ft corn head like this.
Another great video. I did notice that Deere came out with a quad trac tractor a few years back with a different track style. Now it looks like they copied the Case IH design track. Still pretty nice machine tho
The John Deere 9RX was new for 2016. Deere has used the same track on the 9RX for the past three model years. Some farmers prior to 2016 would buy after market tracks from ATI or Saucy and retro fit them on a Deere 4wd. The ATI track design is what is shown on the S690 in this video.
Is it me, or does the corn look not very clean when it's unloading on the go into the cart? I'd expect it to have the cleanest sample possible with that technology and price tag
I love the European tractor videos. No talking. Just tractors. And music.
It’s interesting you say that. I started my channel in 2010 and only showed the equipment as it was working for 6 years. I gained about 10,000 subscribers. I assumed everyone knew this was an awesome new machine or a rare classic. But I would get questions asking what is it doing, what is it’s horse power, what is it’s capacity etc... Once I started narrating every video explaining what was happening in each video my channel grew 65,000 subscribers in one year. The number one comment I receive is thank you for leaving the machine sound in the video that is all the music I need. There are great European tractor channels. I will leave the music to the European channels. I will keep telling about the machine and let people see and hear them as the work. I think both formats work for both types of tractor channels. I appreciate the input.
Growing up in north central North Dakota in the 80's and 90's, I just didn't see corn in our area (until after 2000 when I graduated) I used to love watching sunflowers get cut with an 8 row rowcrop head by my neighbor. But watching how these corn headers work is crazy interesting. Each row pulls the stalk down and virtually 'pops' the corn head off. It amazes me how these 8' plants get manhandled at such a massive rate leaving virtually nothing behind while reducing waste going through the combine.
Those Class 9 combines make harvesting look so easy. 9RX tracked tractor are so cool looking.
They are impressive machines.
The equipment now days is a complete work of art, very efficient & effective...
That is one Big Old Hog of a combine!! Thanks to you and to the farmer for the ride a long.Great harvest video!!
Thank you for watching. It is an impressive machine.
I play farming simulator 19 for Xbox one with the John deere S790 on tracks a great way to understand how it works and enjoy Agricultural life
FS 19 is fun to play. I am glad this video helped out.
I like the through report you give; the fine details complete the story.
Thank you for watching. It is fun filming these machines.
WOW !! I'm new to farming videos ,can't believe the technology involved..
Thank you farmer for letting BTP come in the field and cabin to film the ops. TYFS BTP
Thank you for watching. With out the farmers allowing me to visit there would be no BTP.
Those 24 row heads are serious"medicine"for clearing alot of acreage really fast.
Very good 📷 camera work B.T.P..
Thank you for watching. This combine can cover some serious acres.
@@bigtractorpower I didn't realize my phone accidentally sent a double there B.T.P..HAHA!!.
Nice seeing those International Lonestar trucks waiting to be loaded!
They are cool looking trucks.
That is some awesome big tractor power. 24 rows and still rolling 3.8 MPH
It’s a monster harvester for sure.
Beautiful set up. Beautiful equipment. I am sure he has earned everything he has. All the best to him!!
24 row corn header! That is huge
It is a monster corn harvester.
Thank you for letting us see these awesome JD tracked vehicles at work. Your host-famer seemed very cordial and generous. A special thanks to him and his crew. Could be interesting to see the difference of maintenance and full repairs between the Tracked Vehicle versus Wheeled on the big 790 Combiners as well as the 94 series tractors. What would really be interesting is how tracks are taken off and-repaired. In the military this procedure is referred to as 'Braking-track'. Would assume repairs and-or maintenance on this scale for JD's is probably done in the winter..? Could be neat to see what's involved though would guess could get time consuming to film. Any way, thanks yet again for another great vid. :-)
I may to try film some winter maintenance.
Love the new s790 combine
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We run 8 row JD head with s-series combine and in 200 bushel corn (which is the gold standard in my area of country) seems you are unloading every 5 minutes! Unloading on the go is great if you have the capacity and trained manpower to do it
wow. he is flying and the corn stocks look good! at 24 rows??!! awesome
My gosh I am here with my 6 row unit thought I could pull corn off I need to go spend a week there too help and see how it is really done. That new Jd looks to be one hell of a corn eater. WOW. Tks for the video
It is an impressive machine. I grew up around allot of 6 row combines. What model do you run?
Running a John Deere 9400. I am the guy who ran a 4400 for 40 years in Pennsylvania
Mr Charlie seems like a very cool guy. Enjoyed!
He is. 👍👍
Que bonito es lo bonito, chulada de maquinas verdad de Dios que si
Thank you BTP. Nice to see and hear the updates on the 2019 models.
As always thank you for watching and commenting on every BTP video. I am looking forward to seeing the new 2019 Case IH 50 series.
3500 acre
Thank you for the farm videos brings back a lot of memories COOL
Makes me feel like home watching the vids
Love them all
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Just WOW ! Thanks for this
Thank you for watching. It is an impressive machine.
S700 series combines are the most advanced combine on the market
The S700 is a nice machine.
Favorite combine and favorite tractor in the same video. These guys must have a very impressive operation. Love to ride in these some day.
They are nice machines to be around.
The new J Deere Trac design has been used for many years in military army tanks. The first time it was used was by great Britain in its ww2 tanks Trac system.
You film the coolest equipment! Thx.
Thank you for watching. It’s fun tracking down these machines to film.
Great video! Nice seeing all of these John Deere working together. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching.
Great footage and a fun video! That's one beautiful beast, getting it done. Interesting to see the 20" rows,too.
It is an impressive machine. Thank you for watching.
I applaud John Deere for ditching quickly their awful previous track system for this new one on the combine
Nothing a good wash won't fix. Love those break-outs!
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Nice to watch corn harvest on this Saturday morning 🌽🚜🇺🇸
Thank you for watching.
What a beast!
Wow great job
Thank you for watching.
John Deere Salesman *slaps roof of S790* "This baby can put so many farmers out of business"
Goggin Fuher how?
XXEPICXXAXAAXE good question.
Let me give you a quick rundown. Long ago, in the age of owner/operator family farms; new higher capacity equipment was sold under the auspices of shortening the farmer's work day and improving quality of life. There were then custom operators who bought the biggest machines that small farmers could't afford who could harvest grain for many farmers faster and more efficiently. Then there were those who realized if they could work just as hard and use the newest, largest capacity machines they could outbid what other farmers paid for leased land. Farmers become their own worst enemy. Production agriculture in the US is a monopolized hot mess.
Goggin Fuher thanks for explaining. It’s just we have nothing like that over here in Ireland rarely is there a Farm with over 150 acres where I’m at but that’s all we need, it’s also really expensive like 20,000 pounds per acre
That's not how it works Goggin, but as long as you're on the topic of leased land, it's the owner operator that offers way more than he can possibly produce and then renigs on the lease with a sob story of how he couldn't produce what he thought he could.
This is a heck of a big operation I'd love to know more about how they operate. Is it a family business? Love to hear how they are structured and their lease/own structure
Nice nice that thing is a corn shelling monster holy cow
It can harvest a bunch of corn.
Bigger, higher capacity combines, bigger grain carts, faster tractors to haul, .... same sized semi- trucks to haul away. The six trailers waiting is a testament to the volume of grain being processed through those combines. There may be more trailers out of the field when this was shot.
This farm has a good sized fleet of trucks. They had combines harvesting soybeans the same day as these combines were shelling corn. Trucks have not grown in size like the combines and carts because of weight restrictions on roads.
@@bigtractorpower How many trucks were they filling in an hour? I'm amazed at the amount of people they must have working to move so much volume there.
improved compaction negated by any grain catcher with tires, though
It's really tough on the rural schools, churches and businesses when you have farmers with this size equipment farming 10,000 acres. They probably have some hired help but we'd be way better off with a dozen families farming those acres instead of one guy, but those days are long gone.
Nice fleet of CPS trailers. I bought one 10 years ago and now most farmers around here are going for steel because of durability and price.
Very nice Harvester 👍
It is an impressive machine.
Sick John Deere for life
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Very nice and up-to-date equipment makes for efficient farming if the farmers ROI permits. Having those tracked tractors moving rapidly in the field doing cart duty probably also cuts down on having some extra tractors and carts notwithstanding the need to have backup machines. An overall impressive operation.
They can cover some serious ground in a day.
Que maravilha trabalhar nessa fazenda
Nice operation they got.
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Man that thing eats and eats
It covers some acres for sure.
Wow now that's some nice equipment
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Awesome stuff , thanks for showing
Thank you for watching.
All jd equipment and international trucks at least they got the trucks from the right company
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That is a huge machine BTP 💪
It can harvest a bunch of corn.
Well looking at the video on the monitor typical John Deere grinding up corn and spitting it out the back that’s why you have corn growing in your beans the next year
No corn in soybeans here. Wheat is planted right after the corn and the when the wheat is harvested in June a second crop of soybeans is no tilled right behind the combine. Best way to maximize farming to put two crops out on the same ground in one year.
Big money operation right there.
go green!
this farmer isn't messing around.. damn
My combine head is a fourth of that no joke 6 row
Thanks for my corn chips to watch your videos.
Btp aluminum hoppers are way lighter an so that means you can haul more weight wise
Normally 1000 bushel depending on empty weight
I like the way he says nice
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Nice fleet of Lonestar also
Wow. How nice is that deere !!! VERY Cool
It is an impressive machine.
Christ. That is one big damn head. (don't get me wrong. F'n Awesome!)
Thanks BTP for another informative video!
Your welcome. Thank you for watching.
Big time operation here. To have that much equipment and trucks they gotta be in the 6-8,000ac range
Much larger than that. They run 5 or 6 combines in corn. This was one one of the harvest fleet. It’s a neat operation.
@@bigtractorpower crazy ac for corn. Here in central iowa our biggest farmers do about 8-10,000ac and only run 2 pickers on 30" rows with 12 row heads
Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed watching! God bless!
Thank you for watching.
Perfekt!!! I Love your Videos. Thanks!
Thank you for watching. It is fun being able to share farm machines at work.
I would've thought maybe they would use the frame of a 616 as they are 40ft . But with all the weight I'm sure, like you said, it had to be custom made to accept the extra row units.
I am not sure why a 616C was not used. It is 40ft.
It’s a 40ft Clarke machine frame not 2 612 frames we build in 2010 went to 18 chopping heads in 2013
what a great vid thank you now i gota make tracks
😂. No pun intended right? Thanks for watching.
Big tractor I hear Ertl is coming out with a 1/16 die cast Model 2019 I order one pick up 2020 $749.00 🌝From Out Back toy 😊👍🏻
Yes they are. It will be released in 2020. I ordered one too.
Speechless
Thank you for watching. It is an impressive machine.
Some very nice equipment!
It is impressive to see for sure.
If Charlie is saying 20” corn rows are better yield, better at weed control, better at resilience against weather and wind then why doesn’t the market go to that? Just curious BTP
20 inch or narrow row corn has gained popularity. There is an expense to consider because the planter and the corn head and other associated equipment cost more because there are more row units and not all Farms have decided they want to go that way because of the expense but there is definitely a benefit to narrow row corn because of the details that Charlie shared and that’s why he likes it.
Very informative, as usual. Nicely done Big Tractor Power🍻
Thank you for watching and for the complement.
How much ground does this guy work? He has some very serious machines.
I have not asked. I am sure they run a few acres.
Ya I bet they have a few.
He was not using the auto maintain feature because the display read it was off.How come it was not using autosteer.Enjoyed this video very much.
I am not sure. He may just enjoy driving the combine. I did wonder the same thing as you because it was never on. The field has several dips in it and maybe driving is the best way to handle the uneven terrain.
I would love to know where this is at. That is a dream job to me. I enjoy mowing, this is the man version.
Fulton County, Kentucky/ Obion County, Tn area
Definitely being put to work
Big job for sure.
Wow amazing machines
Thank you for watching. It is an impressive machine.
Great video BTP it was n i c e
Thank you for watching.
How do you operate without an excavator? Clearing, removing large rocks and so on.
FastDawg skid steer
Looks like quite the farming operation, how many acers?
It is an impressive farm to see. I am not sure how many acres they farm I have not asked. As you can see from the combines and planter it is definitely a few acres.
They farm in Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Louisiana.. it is over 70000 acres up her I do not know how much it is in Louisianna
I would be like" Hey man can I drive ?"
It would be neat to drive a S790. If I am driving though then no one is filming to get the story for BTP 😂
@@bigtractorpower You have to be more like Zach and be your own cameraman>>>>Just kidding!
Were the 9RX tractors equipped with IVT? The ride appeared to be very smooth.
Matthew Hoag no John Deere hasn’t ever put ivt in their articulating tractors only the e23 powershift in their new 4wds
IVT is not available on the 9RX at this time. The Case IH Steiger 4wds have CVT as an option.
In cases like this Deere does not lead they follow CaseIH.Deere never changed the styling on the 700 combines not raise the hp or grain tank capacity to match the CaseIH 8240/8250 & the 9240/9250 Axial Flow combines
@@generationll so a couple hp and 10 bushels less and deere should completely redo everything? Plus the 9250 is brand new and how many years has the s series been out?
generationll you are stupid
Can you explain the experiences and insights of planting/growing/harvesting corn on 20" versus 30"?
" I like the yield " perfect answer :)
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As Charlie said in the video he finds it yields better in a dry year. The narrow row corn stands better and is less likely to blow over. Because it’s tight you can run your corn head against the row and not loose ears opening up sections.
Wow, well over $1M worth of equipment,. Must harvest a lot of corn to pay for that. Great video. Thanks!
They cover some ground for sure.
That's just a small sample of their equipment and what you saw in the field was a lot more than a million. They farm 10s of thousands of acres here
@@easylooker4889 Contractors?
easylooker where at. Which farm?
@@OOpSjm no, they are farmers. Own some ground and rent most of it.
Lexion 770 or s790. What you will choose?
I'd take the Lexion myself
I will take a Lexion 795 ;)
The current model is the 780TT. It’s hard to beat a Lexion.
@@bigtractorpower There are limited edition lexion 795TT just look it up! But if you are talking about non limited editions then the lexion 780TT is indeed the biggest Claas combine.
Даніель Ріккіардо s790
How much bigger are they going to be?
You know I am not sure. Right now the biggest is a 45ft 18 row 30 inch. I have a friend whose grandfather bought an IH 503 combine and a 6 row corn head new in 1968. It was the biggest combine in the county. Everyone said back then who needs a 100 bu. Combine with a 6 row head. It was pretty on a manageable for many farms 50 years ago. Those farmers in 68’ could not image a 400 bu combine with a 40ft corn head like this.
Thanks for this great Video
Thank you for watching.
what next a 24 row 30 inch row corn head and a 100 foot platform to where it takes 2 combines to pull it at the same time to big to expencive
As always a great footage! I've notice that the driver as "manually" guiding the combine. That's on full time or just for some places of the field?
He was manually driving the entire time I was in the field.
Another great video. I did notice that Deere came out with a quad trac tractor a few years back with a different track style. Now it looks like they copied the Case IH design track. Still pretty nice machine tho
The John Deere 9RX was new for 2016. Deere has used the same track on the 9RX for the past three model years. Some farmers prior to 2016 would buy after market tracks from ATI or Saucy and retro fit them on a Deere 4wd. The ATI track design is what is shown on the S690 in this video.
Why does the Debris bold up in front of the header
Damn that’s huge 😎
This S790 can harvest a bunch of corn acres.
😍😍😍😍😍 AWESOME COVERAGE 😎💪👍
Thank you for watching.
Is it me, or does the corn look not very clean when it's unloading on the go into the cart? I'd expect it to have the cleanest sample possible with that technology and price tag
Waoo that's absolutely amazing....
Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower my pleasure.
so o ouro muito bom parabens
How many tracks could a tracked tractor track if a tracked tractor could track tracks?