The corn harvesters in the field are truly ‘steel warriors’! They glide through the vast green corn fields at a powerful speed, rows of corn disappearing neatly under the tireless mechanical arms.
Man yeah, finally y'all catch a break and getting after it!!! Looks like things are going smooth now!! Absolutely love seeing grandpa bush hogging and being out there with y'all!! Hard work and the Lord's blessings are paying off!!! Congrats to you and the whole gang!! Corn looks amazing, and boy it has to be a great feeling!! Thank you for bringing us along, look fwd to more!! 😁😁😁👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜🚜🚜🚜
Thanks you sir! It was and is a great feeling. Excited for you to get that feeling next year! Tickled me seeing grandpa getting out there again. First time he had been on a tractor in 3+ years
Totally enjoyable video, wishing you the greatest success in all your endeavors. Hard work for sure, but farming is all about working for yourself. You have Matt Griggs to thank for the new viewers, he is a hard working dude who also is a farmer. Good man.
I appreciate it! I have been watching Matt since his accident 3 or so years ago, and that’s what I hope my channel can get to one day. His quality is unbelievable for a farming channel. He is one of my UA-cam idols for sure. Hope to meet them at the National Farm Machinery Show in KY next month.
Looks like an 806. Don’t let that ever get away. I still have some of my grandpa’s tractors. Slowly all being restored. I got a busted finger as well. Don’t know what happened but it’s swollen and full of pus. Going to buy another guitar tomorrow and can’t play it because of the finger. Good luck on harvest.
It is an IH 806! Grandpa bought it off a dairy when my mom was young. She actually road home with him on it, no fenders and all. My brother is wanting it and plans to fix it up the way it’s supposed to be. Has been a good tractor for the farm all these years! I cut my finger on the grain bin auger on the 6620. Thing was like a razor!
I notice complete stalks coming into the feeder housing. I’m not familiar with JD corn heads but don’t the have a stalk roller? You can adjust those rollers so only the cob is entering the feeder house.
They do. My combine has a variable speed feeder house, but the cylinder that actuated it has stopped working. Therefore my head speed is sower than it needs to be. That along with the tops of the corn stalks are getting brittle and breaking off. Some of the stalks get to the cob and the cob and stalk break off.
That's a some purty corn you got there Buddy, and a beautiful piece of ground! What kind of yield did you get? How bout doing a video that tells a little about the farm's history and your Grandpa.
I do plan on doing a video like that in the future. I just have to take the time to sit down with them and make sure I get all the facts ahead of time. Maybe a good winter video! Unfortunately I don’t have a yield monitor on the combine, and we didn’t do the greatest job keeping up with the truck loads, but I’m gonna say it averaged around 150 bushels an acre across the whole field. There was several places the corn completely drowned out in the spring.
The corn harvesters in the field are truly ‘steel warriors’! They glide through the vast green corn fields at a powerful speed, rows of corn disappearing neatly under the tireless mechanical arms.
Just finished my corn !! Those little combines were handy !
I hope yours turned out well! They sure are handy!
Man yeah, finally y'all catch a break and getting after it!!! Looks like things are going smooth now!! Absolutely love seeing grandpa bush hogging and being out there with y'all!! Hard work and the Lord's blessings are paying off!!! Congrats to you and the whole gang!! Corn looks amazing, and boy it has to be a great feeling!! Thank you for bringing us along, look fwd to more!! 😁😁😁👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🌽🌽🌽🌽🚜🚜🚜🚜
Thanks you sir! It was and is a great feeling. Excited for you to get that feeling next year! Tickled me seeing grandpa getting out there again. First time he had been on a tractor in 3+ years
@@RouthFarms 😁😁
Just started following ur channel last night. Reminds me of the farmers round my way. I live on the eastern shore md. Keep at it bro👍
Thank you sir! I appreciate it.
Glad you got her going. Inspiring me to make a video! Harvest content is the best.
Thank you sir! It sure is the best. I’m gonna squeeze every little bit I can from it lol
Great work 💯❤❤❤
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Totally enjoyable video, wishing you the greatest success in all your endeavors. Hard work for sure, but farming is all about working for yourself. You have Matt Griggs to thank for the new viewers, he is a hard working dude who also is a farmer. Good man.
I appreciate it! I have been watching Matt since his accident 3 or so years ago, and that’s what I hope my channel can get to one day. His quality is unbelievable for a farming channel. He is one of my UA-cam idols for sure. Hope to meet them at the National Farm Machinery Show in KY next month.
Looks like an 806. Don’t let that ever get away. I still have some of my grandpa’s tractors. Slowly all being restored. I got a busted finger as well. Don’t know what happened but it’s swollen and full of pus. Going to buy another guitar tomorrow and can’t play it because of the finger. Good luck on harvest.
It is an IH 806! Grandpa bought it off a dairy when my mom was young. She actually road home with him on it, no fenders and all. My brother is wanting it and plans to fix it up the way it’s supposed to be. Has been a good tractor for the farm all these years! I cut my finger on the grain bin auger on the 6620. Thing was like a razor!
The header repair paid off ! 👍🏻🌽
Enjoyed watching! G pa still going strong! What size IH g pa running?
First time he had been on a tractor in 3+ years. It’s an IH 806!
I don’t know about the other subscribers but I prefer natural noise over music.
I’m definitely open to opinions on that. My combine is just so loud, especially in the cab.
@@RouthFarms I love the sound of working combine. But I’m just a new guy on the channel.
I notice complete stalks coming into the feeder housing. I’m not familiar with JD corn heads but don’t the have a stalk roller? You can adjust those rollers so only the cob is entering the feeder house.
They do. My combine has a variable speed feeder house, but the cylinder that actuated it has stopped working. Therefore my head speed is sower than it needs to be. That along with the tops of the corn stalks are getting brittle and breaking off. Some of the stalks get to the cob and the cob and stalk break off.
@@RouthFarms. Ok. Just making an observation. Great video and channel
Thanks! I have the parts to fix it, just have to make the time to do it lol
The kernels I saw might be head butt and not from the back.
Definitely possible
That's a some purty corn you got there Buddy, and a beautiful piece of ground! What kind of yield did you get? How bout doing a video that tells a little about the farm's history and your Grandpa.
I do plan on doing a video like that in the future. I just have to take the time to sit down with them and make sure I get all the facts ahead of time. Maybe a good winter video!
Unfortunately I don’t have a yield monitor on the combine, and we didn’t do the greatest job keeping up with the truck loads, but I’m gonna say it averaged around 150 bushels an acre across the whole field. There was several places the corn completely drowned out in the spring.