CLAAS 16 Row Corn Head
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in the field with two CLAAS Lexion 760 TT Combines equipped with 16 row corn heads. These 543 hp 385 bu. class 9 combines each process 5,000 bu. of corn per hour each. Watch these combines clear off 40ft of corn per pass while unloading on the go at 3.8 bushels per second with Challenger MT800 Series Tractors and Kinze 1050 Grain Carts.
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Listening to the rep in the cab was INCREDIBLE. he knew his stuff inside and out. Loved the description of the tracks and how they want to pivot up to get out of the mud unlike competitors . Very very impressed with his knowledge.
Nice video!
I think it's interesting, to me anyway, about how things have changed since I was a kid (I'm 76)... When I first picked corn I used a New Idea 2 row and conveyed the ears in a trailing wagon... Use to open fields with a team of mules and a old wagon on wooden wheels... The corn was all stored on the farm in either wood cribs or round wire ones... Fed to hogs as ear corn and taken to the mill to grind corncob meal, unless you had your own grinder... I would use an old hand crank , cast iron sheller if I needed just the kernels only... Loaded the sheller one ear at a time... But ya didn't need anything big back in the day... a man could make a pretty livin' on a hundred acre farm for him and his family... I never saw a combine run corn till 1982... Just curious...how many acres of corn do they have and is it all hauled to the mill or do they store some on site... and how many bushels do they anticipate?
I'm just a handful of years behind you and what you described is exactly my experience as well. However I did operate combines in the 70's when I went to work for a custom farm operator.
I just love seeing thousands of pounds of crop dissapear in a matter of seconds
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@Pedro Julius yea, have been using InstaFlixxer for months myself :)
That’s one of the best videos I’ve seen, the opening few seconds would make a perfect picture for a calendar. There’s not a domestic made combine that can run with them. The new John Deere will be close but damn that’s impressive, thanks Jason.😎
I don't know, I've heard that the X9 was having a lot of teething problems when they started running demo units. Mike Mitchell was supposed to get one for a demo, but Deere pulled the plug on that. I don't think the X9 will have a chance against the Fendt 9t or the Class 8900.
@@DeathHead1358 The X9 is spec'd to be able to handle 7000 bu/hr in corn. So in theory it should be able to crush the performance we see in this video. Don't know if it'll actually do it. Haven't read anything about the Claas 8900 capacity in bu/hr in corn.
NH 10:90 has record for wheat and has been the case for several years. I always understood they are made in Nebraska, That record is official too through Guiness book of records. There doesn't appear to be anything official for corn.
I love these big corn shelling machines thank BTP!
Them combines are just mine boggling i farmed 300 acres with a Case I H 1420 with 4 rows. Thanks Jason for sharing these Awesome videos 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜👍
The air filters on all brands must be real good. It a get all air into engine but clean. What a job
Can't beat the smell of fresh shelled corn! One of the joys of fall
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Perfect shot.
That Grain set up must be something else!!! Wow!!
I will have to show the bins some time.
bigtractorpower yes it would be interesting to see how other people design there systems!
Great opening clip with the 2 unloading. Really made my day! Thank you
😁👍👍. Mine too.
So cool to see all of that CLAAS Lexion and Agco Challenge tractor power. The shot at the end of the video with the CLAAS Lexion combine, White tractor, and gravity cart was a real treat to see. I bet that tractor was having to go really fast to try and keep up with the output of that CLAAS Lexion combine.
The 2-155 with the 750 Lexion was a cool day in the field.
Claas combines are impressive machines👍😉 we have a claas lexion 760 TT😁👍
Great corn harvest action, thanks again👍
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Very nice. What crops do you harvest?
@@bigtractorpower we harvest barley, canola, wheat and rye with it.
As old farmer would to see the handling set up these farms have for handling grain that fast.
Corn is just starting to turn brown in NE Ohio.
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Really starting to take a big liking to these "BIG" combine videos. Thanks so much for the videos.
My farm uses a lexion 585R, a cat challenger mt765, kinze tracked grain cart, 12 row corn head, a 40ft Draper header.
Very nice. This farm had a 595R a few years ago. Good combines.
All your videos are top class but there is just something very special in this one, to start of the opening scene was out of this world
Thank you for watching. These combines. I’ve a bunch of corn.
so awesome
That's a setup right there boys!
I always click to watch as soon as the notification pops
Thank you. Your enthusiasm is appreciated.
Really like the colors on these Lexion’s versus the newer green/white. Nice set-up as well with all of the tracked equipment! 👍🏻
These are nice machines. I filmed a new green 8600 TT right after these 760 TTs. The new 8600 with a 510 bu bin moves a bunch of corn.
@@bigtractorpower Thanks for all the great videos! You guys do an excellent job . Keep up the good work!
Beast of a machine
Awesome video, what a dream to combine corn like that with 2 big machines and keep it away
Thank you for watching.
Man some serious grain being harvested here, in a short period of time
Love the video. The farmer in me gets upset when I see a stopped combine.
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Wow, there's alot of corn going into those combines.
I don't think an 8" auger out of a bin would fill the hoppers as fast as the combine does.
They move a bunch of grain in a hurry.
Yup, 5,000 bushel an hour would beat our 8 inch bin augers. Our 8 inch bin augers do about 2400 bushel an hour.
Just impressive to watch
Thank you for watching.
Always loved those big CLAAS combines in corn. Wish I was riding in those with those big 16 row heads and watching the corn pour into the bin. Ever since I was a kid I've always loved watching corn or any other crop going into the bin. The more product going in the better it looks. lol
Some really good footage there, including overheads and land finishes. Great work. 👍
Impressive pictures!😊👍🏻
Getting the crop in while getting is good.
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Great video man I love watching them harvesting them crops
Awesome video Jason!!👍👍We use 2 New Holland CR8.90's on tracks, 2 Challenger MT865E's & 2 Kinze grain carts a 1300 & 1305 on tracks. Close to what you videoed here. We start soybeans in about 2 weeks or so? GO BTP💪💪
Awesome set up. 😁👍👍
I would like to see the header trailers for the 16 row corn header & also trailer for a large drapper header . I know of a large farmer here in Kansas that has a 40 foot drapper header for wheat & soybeans but I've never seen it . Thank you for your great videos , they are very informative to me as I use to harvest before they had any computers , I had to combine the old fashioned way Thanks again
north Eastern ks I'm assuming?
Hi I love the videos you share thanks
another good wee video jason, cheers from across the water mate 👍🏻🏴🥃
Thank you for watching.
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Nice!!! The first video sequence when both combines unloads simultaneously in parallel looks almost a bit arranged ;)
That’s how they run. They had two different varieties so each combine was harvesting a variety. Toward the end you can see them running past me on both sides. It’s neat to see.
Very impressive! 👍
Deere may have spent alot of money with the X9 but I think the Claas still has more capacity on the new larger machines.
Class 780TT holds 385 bu and the Deere X9 1100 holds 460 bu according to Claas and Deere.
@@jeremymurphy7320 Claas 8800 hold 510 BU. However what I am talking about is the amount of corn or wheat it can process not ho much it can carry in the field.
@@jeremymurphy7320 no the new claas harvesters 8000series or whatever they are i think it's 500 bushel tank
Claas 8800 TT have 17.000 l or 17 tons in Eu for US 510 bushel and can proces from 203 T to 254 t / 8.000 to 10.000 bushel per hour and thats not yet overloaded
How long have other companies been using twin rotors like John Deere is using on their new X9?
Corn eatin machines
They knock out a bunch in a hurry.
Awesome video. Is this the same farmers that you caught the first planting of 2020? Lexions are beasts!!
Yes it is.
Corn finishing up in Louisiana
But sugar cane kicking off..
Good deal. I hope to feature Sugar Cane harvesting some day.
@@bigtractorpower if u take hey 71 south to hwy 190 in Louisiana there's a ton of cane fields down there...that big big field b4 190 is Mr Drew's...I ran dozer on those fields....remember IT DON'T RAIN ON CANE...LOL
If headers get much bigger the combines are going to need unloading augers on both sides and not just the left!
Great job - impressive footage - thks
Thank you for watching.
We run a Lexion 740 with a 12 row folding head
Very nice.
Hello Mr. excitement
USDA predicted record yields for KY, looks like you're getting it.
Best corn crop any has ever seen. Just the right amount of rain each week this year.
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How far along are you guys in kentucky with corn harvest? 1 state north here in Ohio guys are just now getting started and most of the corn isn't near dry yet. Gonna be a late fall here
Most farms are 50% done with corn now. I hope your harvest goes well
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Thank you for watching.
When is the next Live?
Good question. It depends on when I can get some free time in the field. It may be during tillage.
What you taking claas or Fendt? I really like the claas (after axial flows)😃
Claas is a very good combine. I have not had a chance to ride in a Fendt yet. I hope to soon. Axial-Flows are good machines.
Was it the Contour of the ground or did that auger sag about 2 feet when he started to unload ?
I had not noticed any auger issues. I will have to look closer.
Seems like they could use a third grain cart
It would not hurt to have an extra one.
Great video..... but they seem to spend a LOT of time unloading in the stationary position...
They were harvesting two varieties on test plots side by side. They were cleaning out the tanks at the end.
If the claas can harvest 5000 bs/hr then I don't see the need to spend a million dollars on a john deere X9. I am a Deere fan but if you can get the same amount for way less money then it's a no brainer👍🚜 I just hope the Claas isn't spitting out a lot of corn by running that much thru it.
they aren't. the 760\780 have a rating of 6k bushel clean grain elevator.
Used Lexions are always cheaper than new Lexions, better to buy a used Lexion than a new one
How big was this feild?
And it all started with a baler knotter
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Sending a semi-load every 6 minutes... wow.
They stay busy. The trucks were getting there just in time to keep it all rolling.
Is claas still making combines today?
Yes indeed. Right after I filmed these 760s. I filmed a new 2020 Claas 8600 that rolled out of the factory two days ago.
You always forget to mention what type of engine the equipment is equipped with. I believe these either have a Merc or Cat engines. We appreciate to know if combines/tractors have an Agco Power, FPT, MAN, Merc or Cummins powerplants when you mention their horsepower. But always impressive. Thanks
These have CAT C13 engines. I mention the engines in most videos. This one was geared more to the intensity of the harvest with 16 row corn heads. If you do s UA-cam search of Claas 760 TT combine Big Tractor Power you will find several full spec videos. Thank you for watching.
@@bigtractorpower thank Sir. Pleasure as always. Our Claas combines here in South Africa are powered by Perkins engines. Keep up the great content.
My farm runs 3 Claas Lexion 760 tt’s in wheat, canola, and soybeans and we don’t grow corn which is pretty uncommon for a farm like us here where we farm.
Nice combines. 👍👍
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This is one corny video. LOL!
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I would imagine a X9 1100 could handle a 18 row head, if they existed.
BTP has a video of a Caseih 9250 with a 24 row in 200bu corn going like a bat out of hell so the X9 has some stiff competition.
There is an 18-row 30 inch corn head on the market somewhere. Can’t recall who makes it.
The Case mentioned was running a 24-row 20 inch row set-up.
Geringhof makes an 18 30" head.
Geringhoff, Drago and Claas offer 18 30 Heads. I hope to film a Geringhoof 18 row this fall.
@@bigtractorpower I'll bet a X9 with a 18 row head could knock down many acres in an hour.