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We’ve heard those rumors, but we didn’t want to assume anything! 😜😂

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That’s for sure!

I was keeping it right at that. It was doing an excellent job. Thanks for watching!

I’ve been looking at those. They’re at the top of my list. Thanks!

Thank you!

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We still have a few hundred acres of tillage left. We’re glad for the rain for sure.

Basis Blend. Thanks for watching!

Ours is a 3240 without AIM command. The thing we check the most is the knee pins. That’s the pivot point for the suspension. They’re a known wear item, especially if you run floater tires. But it also depends how many acres you go over. They are easy to replace if you stay on top of them. Ours get done every 3-4 years.

@farmingwiththetaylors ok thank you

For sure

Good for you! I’m sure you’ll get it under control.

Thompson Center Venture in .223. Always at the ready. Thanks for watching!

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Agreed. We didn’t have enough time or acres to mess with the settings. Thanks for watching!

This machine could handle a 16 row corn head. It has more horsepower and tank capacity than our current combines. However this is a class 9 combine, while both of ours are class 7. A class 9 red combine would have the same tank capacity, horsepower and grain handling capacity as this one. Which we may be considering in the near future.

@ I would imagine that either make way a lot of acres and good price would be required for all to pencil out. All do a 16 row head match the planter, 17 acres a hour all day would knock out some acres over 10- 12 good days

Sure would!

Not quite 😂 We’ll take the free machine use though!

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We liked it. However we still like our Case machines better. Our next long-format video will be about it!

@farmingwiththetaylors Im a red guy but not an anti Green. I love the design of the s7 serie. But 4 sure I prefer the simplicity of the Axial flow. Some people will argue they prefere to change a belt or a pulley than the cvt hydro..... That's true. If ur cvt broke in the field, ur finished But it's rare Take a full beginner and put him in the Axial versus a JD. Just for start up the combine, it's easier on the Axial. And in the field, I'm sure he will plug the JD, will hve big losses ect... Even more in the wheat or barley. U plug the JD and ur day is fucked too, not gonna happen in a axial. Axial is a beginner friendly machines. Let's say than u are just the driver, if u got the money, the time, and a good mechanic guy, JD is a good option too

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We think not having to plant into tire tracks or have rows run over with 15” would be very nice.

@farmingwiththetaylors agree 100%

Most likely not on corn. We’re set up on everything for 30” corn. 20” beans are a possibility though.

It went well! Our next full length video is about it.

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It was just a demo 😜 We’ll have a full length video with our thoughts and opinions out soon!

@@farmingwiththetaylors cool

We liked it, we still prefer our Geringhoff though. For whatever reason Case heads tend to fluff up on some varieties very badly. This would be the 4th Case head we’ve ran in the past 6-7 years, other demos and such, and they’ve all done the same thing.

@farmingwiththetaylors yes I told our casey location have no use for a case head, I have my hood raised up anymore keep stuff going still nothing like our gerringhoff was. Was down to 4 to 4.5 a lot late afternoons was running 5 to 5.5 prior before.

Yep, a 12 row makes the most sense for us. Probably one bigger cart as well. The less hands we have to hire the better.

Would you need to go up a class on one of the combines? Can the planter with its own globe plant for a 12 row head or would it require changing also? Have a good harvest

Yes we would go up to an 8250 for sure, maybe bigger depending on if we wanted to go big on one of the bean heads. We can get by with the planter we have for now, but our goal is a 24 row in the near future. Thanks for watching! If everything goes well we will be done with harvest on Monday.

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We took it back to the shop that night and got it cleaned out really good. No problems since then thankfully.

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We heard you had quite the storms down there!

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Thanks for the recommendation! We got a different usb adapter. If that doesn’t work we’ll give what you do a shot.

@@farmingwiththetaylors wife got them from Amazon,

Thanks for watching! Brad is our uncle. Our dad is Craig. 😁

We will try and hit that on the next video. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Both are great units! John Deere just happened to be throwing around extremely low numbers 😁

We always try to do what’s best for everyone while also maximizing our production.

Thank you! The soybeans are looking good this year.

They’re good old planters. As long as the chains are turning they’re planting!

Crazy

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Obviously if the conditions aren’t fit, we only plant at what would be appropriate. But between working our ground extremely smooth, having little to no rocks and todays equipment being built extremely beefy we’ve had zero problems planting at that speed. We’re not going to do things intentionally that we know would break our equipment. Breakdowns mean downtime, we can’t afford to have downtime. These aren’t the JD 7000’s from the 80’s. These are whole new machines.

Ours was very good to us this year!

Yep, we’ve played with it a bit and can get better with some tinkering. Thanks for the input!

That is correct.

@@farmingwiththetaylors how are you doing that? We’ve got a 340 on a 1795 and we’ve gotta use John Deere auto steer and aftermarket switch. It’s a pain

Using a JD 7000 receiver for shutoffs and speed and Gen 5 monitor to control the planter. Auto steer is all factory Case IH with Pro 700 and 372 receiver. The John Deere components are completely separate from the Case IH tractor. Works very well and very easy to set up.