Sugar Beet Harvest - Crop Shuttle and Holmer

Holmer self-propelled Sugar Beet Harvester and the Crop Shuttle being used in Wy, Mi, and the Red River Valley of ND & MN.
The unique HOLMER EasyLift system guarantees the best harvesting results, the lightweight construction stands for unrivaled soil protection, our new chassis concept with an integrated slope sensor ensures stability in all situations, and the intelligent HOLMER EcoPower combines best performance with the lowest fuel consumption - all which make it unrivaled.
The Crop Shuttle is the largest, fastest and most versatile crop cart on the market. It is fully customizable giving you up to 46 ton capacity and discharge speeds up to 25 tons per minute! The Crop Shuttle is extremely versatile allowing you to use it in multiple crops such as sugar beets, potatoes, carrots, onions, red beets, cucumbers, and even corn silage.
The Crop Shuttle’s innovative design eliminates the need for a PTO to power the hydraulics. The Crop Shuttle’s patented design has minimal moving parts and changing angles meaning less buildup of debris while using less hydraulic power! The hopper rises into the air while unloading creating the incline needed WITHOUT a separate conveyor slowing down your discharge and damaging your crop like the competition.

[@sarah_farm]

I never missed one video of yours,the food you made for your family looks very delicious and healthy,you are blessed to have an extraordinary talent,thanks for sharing your life with us

[@jamespetty9545]

You should do a video on what size tractor you need on each side machine

[@farmer_online_102]

Интересный прицеп,как называется?

[@iosefiose]

Шаланда

[@farmer_online_102]

@@iosefiose шаланда,горная шаланда

[@nathamon2618]

5:25
MASSAGE

[@vervaet17t]

3:33 - now imagine having a Maus picking up a windrow of beets on that nice long field frontage, instead of 2 Crop Shuttles. It would truly mean non stop harvesting with slightly less and more efficient labor.
Great video otherwise.

[@lepaul26]

Why would that be more efficient ?? You need the chasers to be efficient! This way the harvesters keep working non stop

[@vervaet17t]

@@lepaul26 The comment was a little poorly written, but what I was trying to say was to pile the beets on the headlands instead of waiting for trucks to come, and then Maus the beets independently of the harvest operation.

[@lepaul26]

@@vervaet17t They probably had enough trucks ...