JOHN DEERE W200M Windrower Mowing Rye
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 200 hp JOHN DEERE W200M Windrower mowing rye with a 13ft JOHN DEERE R400 Rotary Mowing Head. In this video viewers will see and hear this mowing operation as well as take a ride in windrower's cab. The video will share the windrower's production history, specifications and price tag.
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Nice to see a mowing video again. I have always enjoyed watching triple mowers, windrowers etc at work.
That's is some really good looking rye grass
It's not rye grass. It's cereal rye. Totally different.
It was a healthy crop this year.
I run a NewHolland HW340 with a 16ft discbine header, thats my happy place cutting. looks like those JD were having a hard time with bunching
Good video brother
Great video. I use tractor IMT 577 and mounted mower conditioner Taarup 3124 8 feat I think its Kubota brand in US. We have much smaller fields in Croatia .To use W200M would be waist of money so this is a only way to see them in work so thanks for that.
Jason: “I hope you enjoyed watching”
Me: absolutely, my enjoyment meter pegged.
Bigtractorpower was the first channel I ever subscribed to a little over 10 years ago. You still put a smile on my face.
Mowed down cereal rye calculated at 125 lbs. per acre when broadcasted.
It took 4 hrs. to mulch my 50' x 75' patch, with a 15 hp. Simplicity Regent lawnmower.
Nice video.
Thank you for watching.
Cool video Jason. We got some rye that we’ll be harvesting this summer.
What will you harvest it with?
@@bigtractorpower we’ll be using our Gleaner R72 and the 35 foot bean head.
Good video.
Great video! I hope you recorded the other stages of processing for this!
The plan is too. Still waiting for the rye to dry to bale. Stay tuned.
@@bigtractorpower Sounds great! I didn’t realize it was so current. I appreciate all of your efforts to provide us with this content.
Very nice 👍👍👍
It is a mower.
What do they use to pickup the cut rye? Balers?
Id love to use one of those on my hay for a weekend...If the rain ever stops.....Thx Jason
My local dealer has a new w235m
The new red mower that you had a video of recently appears to do a better job.
It was in the same field. You can see it in this video toward to end as the two W200Ms are running side by side at night. The Case IH did an extra nice job. I only got a few passes of it. I am hoping to get some cab time with it soon.
@@bigtractorpower nice work, I appreciate all you do
Looks like everything on the machine runs from hydraulic motors. Does each drive wheel have it's own motor? The specs on the JD brochure don't say much of anything about it.
great video! How big was this field?thanks!
258 acres. I hope to catch the baling this weekend.
@@bigtractorpower oh wow thats a bunch!:O Oh yea I would love to see that baling crew/setup! :O
Used to do the same thing with a 780 Deere swather with a 40 horse air cooled Wisconsin.
The same thing at about 1/3 of the speed.
@@JHruby lol, and at far less cost than the new Deere. So what, it's not a race. The turtle gets the job done.
@@JHruby and 1/20th the price.
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What's the break even point on SP vs Center Pivot cutters? My job runs a C450, and I can put 100 acres down in a good day. At what point of acres does a SP with same head pay back? Over 1000 acres, or more? JW, it's a cool machine!
That is a good question. This farm uses self propelleds because they mow the cereal, rye and swath straw after the wheat is combined. Each of these three windrowers will see several acres of use in May and June. You can see them swathing wheat straw in this video ua-cam.com/video/sx2SOJi82Jw/v-deo.htmlsi=74VaYDNd7yTc6G9x
Awesome video Jason, We run a New Holland H8040 self propelled wind-rower on our farm....would love to have you come out and video it, I already have some video on my small UA-cam channel if you want to check that out.
What's causing it to bunch up the material? Goes pretty smooth for a ways and then you see a pile that it left. Why?
The terrain of the field it’s really rolling and rough. The crop is over 5.5 ft tall. It was putting all 200 hp to work.
Definitely a lot more affordable than having a tractor and triple mowers even if the area covered is a lot smaller
Wooohooo, first view!!!
I love rye bread. Ppl can buy a cheap swather but i guarantee ya its not gonna cut that rye down.
Is it $230,000 or $270,000? With the daily fuel and operator costs alone with annual depreciation expense and repair and maintenance costs it is difficult to justify the total annual dollars.
13 feet is quite small
Can you film a John Deere S7?
Nobody is the central region of the US, is driving them right now
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270k? Not 230k? For total price
I messed up. We were under high winds and a tornado watch when I finished this. I did not catch it.
It seems to me to be aTriticale not a rye
It was rye. They bale it to make erosion control mats.
WHY such a small header?? Never seen that before! The farmer would be way better off with a triple mower decks mounted on a tractor! Must fell like it takes for ever to mow one field! Kind of like mowing 20 acres with a little push mower! 😃
That stuff is ripe enough to swath and combine. Instead of making poor quality feed.
I watched the rest of the video. Not feed. Matting. Who knew
Still nice though
They are good mowers.
The case does a way better job for a fact
There was a Case IH in this field as well. I would agree with you. You can see the red mower in this UA-cam short ua-cam.com/users/shortsGET-Dd8e29A?si=dewEgVCVJRMnKqq0
The Case machine is probably a bit cheaper than the Deere also ?
@@jamesbarbour8400 an a way better piece of equipment FACT
@@shaunault7538 probably - Deere have been dining out on their former good reputation for many years now. Plus Case will probably let you fix the machine yourself, in the event of a breakdown, rather than Deere, what with all the furore over right to repair. Been pretty quiet on thst front of late - wonder how it's panning out for them ?
@@jamesbarbour8400yes they have they are living on previous Models for sure!!!! Glad I’m not the only one!
Over priced equipment
And your point is?
@@kirklothert3435 that its overpriced junk
@@shaunault7538 ... What the hell are you smoking?
It’s an industrial investment for big work. It is a big price.
I wouldn't say it's junk, but definitely farmers are paying too much for this kind of equipment.
They still need a tractor, even if they buy specialized equipment like this, so there is no savings.
If I couldn't hold a steering wheel straight from one end of a field to the other, I'd retire ..... rather than pay for "technology" to do it for me.
Thanks Jason, it’s been a while since I’ve watched some of your videos! It’s actually relaxing to watch!! I enjoy your narration and the information you provide!
Have you ever done a video on the cost side and the anticipated payout of these machines?
Example, this machine is $250,000, since it’s not the only machine in the barn. What has to happen in order for a farmer to afford this equipment!
Guesstimate:
$400,000 combine
$250,000 for a tractor
$150,000 grain truck
$150,000 + disc, planter,
You can have $1,000,000.00
Real fast in equipment!
Not including maintenance costs and facilities to store the equipment! I know the payoff is long term! But this gets pricey!
Thanks again for your videos.a” bringing attention to our farmers who deserve a big thank you for keeping us going! My respect to the farmers who work hard every day!!
Is this rye solely for weaving into matt material, or will the seed also be utilized?
There's no visible seed at that stage of growth.
Rye straw isn't much different from wheat straw when mature.
Except... One's sheath produces a natural antibiotic, the other has an allelopathy effect.
Heck, just made me hungry for a Reuben sandwich.
Awesome Video!
Nice mowers. My brother and me still use 477 new Holland.
I'd sure like to drive one of those. Very quiet and productive. Thanks Jason.
They are cool machines to see in action.
They are moving along nicely😄👍 thanks for the video👍👍
Out in my area southeastern Wisconsin alot of farmers have triple mowers or pull type seen some windrowers but not alot
Triple mowers are great. They would not work for this application. The farm puts 36ft drapers on these W200Ms to swath wheat straw for the same straw mat product. You can see the straw swathing at ua-cam.com/video/sx2SOJi82Jw/v-deo.htmlsi=_Fy3CY18IjQQ0Ub3
@bigtractorpower yea knowing the product being used for mat products makes the difference, if it was for the farm or being sold to dairy as feed I would assume the farm wouldn't care as much when cutting
Awesome video. Awesome machine!! Well done as usual.
Why is it always in Kentucky?
Good question. Kentucky is where I live. Of my last 10 videos 3 were in Kentucky the other 7 were filmed in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and Wisconsin.
I just drove by those swathing wheat for seven springs in Cadiz Ky earlier
Very cool. They have developed a great market for the erosion mats.
I keep forgetting to hit the like button once in a while but I enjoy the videos
Thank you for watching Stan. Very appreciated.
Great video. Just a little bit greeen.... lol
Thank you for watching.
Will they bale that?
He mentioned balers, so yeah.