She's hard working woman God Bless 🙏 you! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Excellent video thanks, lovely location with those tall trees in the background. Looks just like England ! I would love to be there to see all this harvesting activity but your vids are the next best thing. I would happily buy you a pint if you are ever in the uk and i could regale you with tales of my driving a Massey 515 combine, john deere 965 and cat d8. Thanks and its all much appreciated over here in England.
I love the sound of this machine inside and out.They are cutting in a "farmer's dream conditions.I wonder if cutting through the wheat stubble reduces or enhances bean loss at the header. I also wonder how many seasons the tracks last on the grain cart.Great video.
The wheat stubble has no impact. It just crumbles and cuts easy. It is swept up by the headed. Cart tracks will last several seasons. The key is to make wide turns of 120 ft or more. Lots of tight turns will wear the belts out fast.
What type camera do you use? Thinking about trying to do some of what you do here in my area, NW Ga. Nothing on the scale of what you see and video but we have quite a few farmers with medium size operations with lots of cotton.
It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. A rotary is great for fast clean grain handling. Especially in corn and soybeans. The walker machine is great for small grains especially when swathed. If you want to bake high quality straw a walker is best. Both are good machines with good samples. It just depends on the crop being harvested. I would talk to a dealer about your conditions and requirements. They will know the best solution.
tsint Flex headers aren't necessary for harvesting soybeans. We use rigid Macdon and Deere draper headers. While they aren't flex headers they do have a float feature that allows them to follow the terrain.
How many fuel tanks to the keep on site? With this much running simultaneously they must have at least 3-5k gallons on site I would guess. Am I in the ballpark or way off?
That is not bad record,when you seed after wheat.Here is also same,but if you seed soybean in begining of april,than is different.I have about 5300kg on hectar,but not on all fields. Do you again plan to seed wheat on that fields?
GOOD MORNING!!! I WORK WITH CR8090 HERE IN BRAZIL STATE OF MATO GROSSO. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW A TITLE OF CURIOSITY WHAT IS THE SALARY OF A FARM OPERATOR AI IN YOUR REGION AND HOW ARE THE QUALIFIED HAND OF WORK ???
interman 77 NH and CaseIH have come together to form one company called CNH. It happened in the early to mid 2000s I think, and that company is now owned by Fiat. So while they are owned under the same group, the combines themselves are still very different machines.
interman 77 Haha no prob you're right. Look at the NH TSa tractors and the mid 2000s CaseIH MXU tractors they're almost identical. There is a few similarities with the cabs and I think engines and the such on the combines, but their threshing systems and over all design are a fair amount different.
It's a great program. I enjoy watching SIM Farm videos. With all the time it takes to film and create videos for BTP I do not get a chance to play SIM Farm.
Sry I just think that it's annoying but you do cover a lot of stuff. Maybe it's just personal preference but idk to me it's just weird so I'm sry but Its not just you everyone repeats themselves a lot but if you don't know what to say then don't say anything that's what I would like to see in videos like this
She's hard working woman God Bless 🙏 you! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
The most complete harvest I've ever seen, great set !
Thanks again Big Tractor. I like those NH combines.
thank you for NOT ruining the video by putting in some cheesy sound track we want to hear the equipment.
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There scootin right along! Nice video
Excellent vision Again :) great to view.
Awesome footage, keep up the good work. 👍
+Ian Oates thank you for watching.
You should add a video of how they clean and service the combines that would be a cool one to watch.............
Good news. I just filmed that on some John Deere S790 combines.
Excellent video thanks, lovely location with those tall trees in the background. Looks just like England ! I would love to be there to see all this harvesting activity but your vids are the next best thing. I would happily buy you a pint if you are ever in the uk and i could regale you with tales of my driving a Massey 515 combine, john deere 965 and cat d8. Thanks and its all much appreciated over here in England.
Thank you for watching. It is an honor to have viewers from other parts of the world. This field in the video is a river bottom field.
bigtractorpower I live in Western Ky. Can I ask what county or town?
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Very cool video!
Love your videos.....awesome!!
Thank you for watching. I enjoy tracking down New Holland machines.
another great video thanks man yes I really enjoyed it thanks again😆
Hola todo los videos muy buenos e conocido cosehadoras que no conosia yo trabaje muhos años con cosehadoras y tambien con tractores
Do they have 2 grain carts or was that a different day with a different tractor at the end it's an articulating new holland running cart?
I love the sound of this machine inside and out.They are cutting in a "farmer's dream conditions.I wonder if cutting through the wheat stubble reduces or enhances bean loss at the header. I also wonder how many seasons the tracks last on the grain cart.Great video.
The wheat stubble has no impact. It just crumbles and cuts easy. It is swept up by the headed. Cart tracks will last several seasons. The key is to make wide turns of 120 ft or more. Lots of tight turns will wear the belts out fast.
Really enjoyed it
I enjoyed for sure!
they got a cushy job driving them grain carts
What type camera do you use? Thinking about trying to do some of what you do here in my area, NW Ga. Nothing on the scale of what you see and video but we have quite a few farmers with medium size operations with lots of cotton.
I use a cannon Vixa700. Keep us posted. Cotton farming is always neat to see.
Good video.
Hi thanks for this video, I need your advice about wich is the better cr or cx or let me say wich is better Rotary combine or Walkers combine. Thanx ,
It depends on what you are trying to accomplish. A rotary is great for fast clean grain handling. Especially in corn and soybeans. The walker machine is great for small grains especially when swathed. If you want to bake high quality straw a walker is best. Both are good machines with good samples. It just depends on the crop being harvested. I would talk to a dealer about your conditions and requirements. They will know the best solution.
Must you use a flex header when harvesting soybeans?
tsint Flex headers aren't necessary for harvesting soybeans. We use rigid Macdon and Deere draper headers. While they aren't flex headers they do have a float feature that allows them to follow the terrain.
Thanks for the answer!
Yes
If you don't have the float setting like on older combines then yes or even on new combines that don't have it
Awesome
Nice!
What is the the square tubing sticking out of the end of the head at 4:16 in the video for?
I will have to ask the farm. I had not noticed it filming.
Jeff Reymond have you started corn yet Jeff haven't heard a video from you for a while?
DIRT&THUNDER it could be row sense kinda like the wires on the corn heads
That square tubing has a spare sickle bar in it. We have those on our 2 macdon headers.
I think Wes just bought one of these
He did. It will be cool to see in action.
How many fuel tanks to the keep on site? With this much running simultaneously they must have at least 3-5k gallons on site I would guess. Am I in the ballpark or way off?
Most farms like this have a fuel wagon on a pickup. Normally the machines fill up in the morning before they start in the field.
Nice video. It seems,good record of soybean. :) How much tons per hectar you have?
+Dejan Mijatov I am not sure on tons per hectar. These beans were running around 50 bu per acre. They are seeded in after wheat.
That is not bad record,when you seed after wheat.Here is also same,but if you seed soybean in begining of april,than is different.I have about 5300kg on hectar,but not on all fields. Do you again plan to seed wheat on that fields?
new hollands are the best, we got two 9060s
Very cool.
Jeff Reymond we also have a Jhon deere that we work with It breaks down almost every feild.
What does it mean a "double crop" soybean? Sorry to ask, just curious?
Good question. Soybeans that are planted directly after wheat is harvested are double cropped. The field produces wheat and soybeans in the same year.
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I would like to see cameras positioned all over a combine to see how the different aspects of how it works from the head to the tail, if possible.
GOOD MORNING!!! I WORK WITH CR8090 HERE IN BRAZIL STATE OF MATO GROSSO. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW A TITLE OF CURIOSITY WHAT IS THE SALARY OF A FARM OPERATOR AI IN YOUR REGION AND HOW ARE THE QUALIFIED HAND OF WORK ???
I am not completely sure. It all depends on the farm and the employees experience. I think $12-$14 an hour is a starting salary.
Does caseih make these now?
interman 77 NH and CaseIH have come together to form one company called CNH. It happened in the early to mid 2000s I think, and that company is now owned by Fiat. So while they are owned under the same group, the combines themselves are still very different machines.
Thank you, I just thought the 8010 caseih looked a lot like a new holland .
interman 77 Haha no prob you're right. Look at the NH TSa tractors and the mid 2000s CaseIH MXU tractors they're almost identical. There is a few similarities with the cabs and I think engines and the such on the combines, but their threshing systems and over all design are a fair amount different.
The Case IH and New Holland combines are built at the CNH plant in Grand Island, NE.
bigtractorpower Okay mate ,thanks for your great video's.
Wish you knew what group bean they are
Also thanks for showing!
ScottyRockTrains if I was guessing I'd say 4.5-5.0
Thanks man!
I was wondering if u have farm sim
It's a great program. I enjoy watching SIM Farm videos. With all the time it takes to film and create videos for BTP I do not get a chance to play SIM Farm.
I know drive and mechanical harvesters
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People are still cutting beans there
Beans are all done. This was filmed a few weeks ago. There is still some tillage but they are waiting on rain to soften the ground.
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should people be done with corn and soybeans
Harvest is complete here in Western Kentucky. BTP has videos it will share all winter of the farming season.
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This was a fun harvest to film with the two CRs swinging the unloading augers out in unison.
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Ok I'm sry but does anyone realize he repeats himself like 5 times during the video
+Pcmsir23 Pcmsir23 it is hard to think of what to say when you speaking live in the field.
Sry I just think that it's annoying but you do cover a lot of stuff.
Maybe it's just personal preference but idk to me it's just weird so I'm sry but Its not just you everyone repeats themselves a lot but if you don't know what to say then don't say anything that's what I would like to see in videos like this