700 WLW made me smile. :) That's what my grandpa listened to while in the fields too... but with a battery-operated radio, baler twine tied to the tractor. :)
Love it...the GLEANER has some strong history and field proven. Will put out the cleanest sample compared to other designs. For the cost upfront and less maintenance costs... I would buy a GLEANER.
I love to see your dad so happy! He looked like a kid in a candy shop! He still knows his way around that machine... even after so many years. I am looking forward to seeing that machine in action!
I’ve always been impressed by Gleaner. Many things they introduced 30 years ago they still use. Shorter and wider than the competitors. The Gleaner was the first combine I saw with a 12 row head.
@@BriansFarmingVideos very good we have an amazing local dealer but as far as break downs nothing major just the odd phone call for tech support but we’re not putting corn through either just cereals and canola and some peas
The Original Rotar machine. Gleaner built it and was AWESOME, then Case perfected it. Then John Deere finally tried it in the late 90's. Very hard to beat a Gleaner. We ran a M2 until 1990, then upgraded to a 1981 Case IH 1460 and it is still running down in Gallipolis, Ohio to this day and the man loves it.
Your Dad is a classic. It is very refreshing to see you, as a family, getting along while doing hard work. The dealers seem really supportive. Thanks for inviting us along.
That's awesome! I'm glad to see AGCO letting you showcase their equipment. I know a lot of folks make fun of Gleaners, for whatever reason, but they are very popular over here in Oklahoma and Kansas. Come wheat harvest time, you'll see them all over the place. And you'll see them all, too; L, N, R, and S series are all plentiful around here. Hope you like the S97!
You pair make me chuckle with how you tease your Dad about the Gleaner and not once did I hear him rise to take the bait no matter how much you prodded him (at least on camera)! He was certainly pleased to see it on your place and brought back a lot of useful memories for him. It will be most interesting to see it work but remember when making comparisons with other machines it will be a bit like comparing apples with oranges if your making comparison judgements about capacities.
Glad To see a silver seeder errr uhh a Gleaner on your farm they are great combines and glad to see you dad happy about the gleaner. Great Video good to see your dad smiling looking at that Gleaner and that feeder house is tiny on the Gleaner
Love how happy your dad is around that Gleaner. You said yall may be in the market for a combine in the next few years. Look long and hard at this machine since Mr. Bob is so giddy about it.
We really like our gleaners! We run a s77 and r65. Simple to use and work on! You won’t lose any corn capacity compared to yours. We run a 12 row head and move right along with it. Plus you don’t need a full time technician riding with you like you would in the ideal fendt. Over priced and way to many moving parts on the ideal in my opinion!
Gleaner love them wen I was a kid 45 yrs ago I ran a A thin a G in the 80s I ran a N 7 it was fast like 7mil a hr with a 27' header in 30 bu wheat. 15 yrs a head of its competiors
I’m a huge gleaner fan and it makes me happy that the old man is happy. Call Mayer’s and ask them to bring you a corn head. That combine deserves to show you how good it is in corn!!!! Can’t wait for the next video
Hey, you have a vacuum off the drier....get a vacuum hose to put on the vacuum to clean the spills. A lot faster than shovel.....and if it's deer corn put a hose on the outlet to run into to tractor bucket or small truck
A combine is a combine, it's the dealer that'll make the difference in brand loyalty. We sold Allis-Chalmers Tractors & Gleaner Combines in Elkhart Kansas under the name Cameron Imp. and we had a reputation of not gouging on sells and come repair time we never worked on the flat rate repair time, my dad stressed he didn't care how long it took us to get the repair finished that he didn't want the whatever we fixed to come back to the shop on account of our negligence that the customer can't make money with his equipment in the shop all the time and it worked, we had a great bunch of customers that totally trusted us and it kinda became like a huge family. Some customers you would see daily, them coming in to drink coffee and bullsh!t, some you'd see once a month some yearly and some every five years or so. It was the best time of my life as a young man growing up in the 80's. I wish Allis-Chalmers wouldn't have sold to Deuts ( or however it's spelled ) a German company and then I think it sold to Argo-Allis or something like that. We just didn't think we could sell our customers after they'd used water cooled engines their whole lives an air-cooled engine for Fram equipment. So dad didn't renew his contract and after that we just became a repair shop of sorts repairing stuff we'd sold for years. I could go on and on bout this subject, but the Rotary Gleaner Combine of today is really on top of their game. It's really all about the dealer not the color of the machine.
Completely off topic, but dry markers are life savers, we use them in the combat jets to quickly jot down notes from the guys on the ground - yes they work on. $30m jet canopy as well 😜
Glad to see someone who likes Gleaners. You can have my share. We had 3 N6's in the early 1980's. They cured me I never want to deal with those pieces of garbage again
We ran them and the N7's and yeas they were bad until the 82 models came out. We have been running the newer ones now for 11 years with the S97's being the latest, they are awesome machines now that I would put up against any make.
It really is that easy to pull the rotor. We pulled the rotor in our R-65 4 years ago to change the bars. I am curious to see how well it does in soybeans! You don't have to worry about corn , that machine will eat all the corn you can throw at it and the sample will be cleaner than a Deere or Lexion.
You got a Gleaner!!! This is awesome. I hope it works out well for you folks. Nothing against the Claas but I hoping the Gleaner impresses you. Take care & stay safe. Cheers
It’s good to see your dad so happy about a piece of equipment he never cared about any of the other stuff u had gotten to demo and as soon as that shows up I don’t think he’s stopped smiling if u can’t find your dad in the morning he probably slept in the gleaner
Brian - The previous comments already addressed it, but I'm going to say it again - Never seen Bob happier, talk about an old memories flash back, we couldn't be happier for him. Tell it straight, did he sleep in the cab that night? I'm thinking that has the 7 cylinder engine. I will be interested in your comments on how smooth or not it is and how it pulls. Been long time since I've been around Gleaner, but they should be a solid machine. Thanks for going to all the work to get the demos, including the Ideal you have out there for us (and of course for Brown Farms). The Ideal is also an impressive machine. There is some good manufacture competition out there. The local dealer support will sometimes be deciding factor, not the color.
@@gleanerman2195 not from what I've seen I ran alongside two (S77 & S78) on a contracting job with my 9760 STS JD and they couldn't touch me. They traded one on a S780 JD the next year. I watched them spend 12 hrs unblocking that feeder that you say you can put anything up
I think the gleaner is the way to go. Simple and high capacity. If I had the money I would definitely get one. Trouble I have is the closest dealer is 90 miles. And my combine is paid off. But I can dream.
My dealer is 350 miles away, you don't need a dealer close by with a Gleaner. In ten years of running them they have never had to make a trip to work one.
@@gleanerman2195 I'm not worried about taking mine to a dealer. I do all my own work. I just worry about parts and time. During wheat harvest it is hard to make that parts run. But the local Deere dealers never have the parts for my old combine anyways so it's probably not a big deal.
It was always my experience that capacity, when it came to threshing, was never a problem with the Gleaner. The throat may be narrow but it’s fast. The drawback I saw on our R52, was that it simply did not have enough chaffer and sieve area, when you got into 200+ b/p/a corn. But it was only a class 5 machine and Gleaners have increased the size of the chaffer and sieve area since that time. It’s a very simple and light machine. Also, I like the Massey Ferguson which is a heavier combine, but even simpler than a Gleaner, and even fewer moving parts. Both are very good AGCO products. I have a 2011 Massey Ferguson 9695 which was one of the last combines to not have DEF on it. It came down to a choice between that and an S67. Plenty of threshing &separation area, and it produces a surprisingly clean grain sample for the limited number of moving parts. Also, the Massey Ferguson & Gleaner have the simplest unloading auger systems. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the Gleaner. By the way, your Dad is 100% correct on the benefits of a transverse rotor in a Gleaner on hillsides. (Not the up-and-down kind, the ones you have to run canted on or leaning side to side.). Definitely less grain loss on hillsides with the transverse rotor. Also, the position of that rotor essentially right at the rear lower portion of the clean grain tank allows for the grain tank to sit lower and keep your center of gravity lower. This gives a much more stable feeling on hillsides, than you’ll find in most axial rotor combines, especially if you're running singles rather than duals.
Agco will need to come up with a cornhead . So you can really test it out. If you can only harvest one type of your crops it like having the shirt and no pants . Love to watch you all farm .. good content.
Glener combines were first made in Nickerson, Kansas. For years was design for custom harvesters. I grew up in the Nickerson and went to High School there also. Blessings.
Another great video Brown Farms. 👍👍 Gleaner!!! And Bob is correct, those orange things below the cylinder are the accelerator rolls. Had a fun time last winter changing those on the S77.
Neighbor has a Gleaner. Can't remember the model but it was the largest at the time...about a half dozen years ago. Never had a problem running the corn through. Only time I really seen it out for repair was when the corn snout would contact a fence post or the header would kiss a rock pile or the back end would take a swing at a building in the yard while turning.
Let's send them a corn head boys! Cool stuff right there your Dad is happier then a possum in a chicken coop. Great to see. Nice looking machine. Looking forward to seeing this baby in action.
Gleaner for the win! I have run Massey, Deere, Claas, New Holland, Oliver, White, Cockshutt, IH, CaseIH, and Gleaner. Now, I have no experience with the super series but the F, L, K, M, were great when set up properly, the N was the first transverse rotor, i liked it a lot. When they released the SS I was an immediate fanboy. They beefed up and simplified the transverse design and did stuff like triple chrome the wear parts. For me the design just makes sense. I’m so excited to see this. Also, so glad to see your Dad so excited, LOL!
Brian, don’t let that throat width scare you. That thing will eat the crop! JD guys around us stay out of “green” bean area because of crop roping. Our Gleaner just eats it up and puts the green beans in the hopper. The Gleaner with a full hopper weighs as much as an empty John Deere. Had doubts at first but now we really like the engine in that combine. We have a JD dealer a mile from the farm but drive 45 minutes for our Gleaner dealer. We love the gleaner! You won’t regret it!
Dry Erase markers work great for the kids also Homework/artwork I use it to mark if I do not finish a field for ground work what GPS line 1-5 for a field so when I come back can switch and be right back on same lines We Run the John Deere Brown Box for Tillage.
I’ve always loved the gleaner. I use to have custom cutters cut my grain with gleaners and they cut much faster and the sample was cleaner. It also didn’t throw hardly anything out the back. I bought an old Massey 750 and ran that for a while and the bought an old 1440 international until the engine blew up. I then bought a old 1480 which I still run. Last winter we did some modifications on the rotor and gaffers and sieves. We put some disrupters on the cage so it will separate more grain befor it goes out the back end. The sieve and chaffer we blocked part to force more air in the right place. It took us a bit to get it set but it cleans so much better. Funny thing is we bought a R62 Gleaner with a Draper head. Low hours. It cuts like a champ. Beautiful machine.
Good tour of the gleaner . Like you say it would be great to see it working against the class in corn but l would add l would like to see the three together in if Deere would slip up for once one rack of the machines as well to see how they compare and what if any the trade of is in the field while working side by side in the same conditions are.
WOW first with natural flow feed gleaner doesnt need a big wide feederhouse !!!! with that and the excellerator rolls this machine will handel the grain also natural is gental on crops and will give the cleanest sample!!! go to gleaner web page and watch the road show videos and watch gleaner run with the red and green combines!! l cant wait to see in the feild l be watchin!!!
Love to see the gleaner. I have had a M2 N6 R52 and current R62. By far the worst one was the N6 the R62 is very nice. I watch you videos alot and rember your dad talking about them. This Demo will be light years better than the N5 he had. Good luck and keep up the content. Let BJ try it also.
Wishing you good luck with the Gleaner. Just keep in mind the Gleaners made in USA the Claas made in Germany and the Fendt Ideal made in Italy so where is it going to be the easiest place and fastest place for you guys to get parts. For gods sake‘s Agco get a corn header for these guys to try how do you expect to sell a combine if you don’t give them the options that they need to judge what combine they’re going to buy!
Yea i was just picking ,allways good to see a farmer doing well in these trying times . The funny thing is i enjoy driving farm equipment bout as much as riding my harley. God blesd you man.
I'd love to see a good Gleaner dealer back in Eastern NC. We have several AGCO dealers but none carry the Gleaner brand. 15 years ago they were very popular in our area.
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Who else smiled when they saw how happy the old man was to see the Gleaner.
Matt where you from, I know a guy with your name. From here in Tennessee.
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Like a kid in a candy store! 😊
@@clintonemmert5184 I live on Va about 30 minutes from Tenn.
Glad to see someone demo a gleaner
700 WLW made me smile. :) That's what my grandpa listened to while in the fields too... but with a battery-operated radio, baler twine tied to the tractor. :)
Your dad is positively giddy around that Gleaner. You might as well put down a deposit! 🤓
Man Thankyou Agco I hope the Gleaner brings back alot of great memories for Mr Bob. He seemed excited to run the Gleaner !
I enjoyed the throw back intro again Brian. Your dad looks like a kid in a candy store with that Gleaner!! 🤣
It's amazing how the small feeder house can take anything you throw at it. The transverse rotor is even harder to plug, an amazing combine.
Hey Brian. Just saw you drawing with your left hand. LEFT HANDED PEOPLE RULE . ROCK ON.
Love it...the GLEANER has some strong history and field proven.
Will put out the cleanest sample compared to other designs. For the cost upfront and less maintenance costs... I would buy a GLEANER.
A Super Series Gleaner, I can't believe it! IM SO EXCITED, I THINK I JUST PEED A LITTLE. AGCO came thru big-time 🙌
I love to see your dad so happy! He looked like a kid in a candy shop! He still knows his way around that machine... even after so many years. I am looking forward to seeing that machine in action!
Loved seeing your dad all lit up around the gleaner! Bet it made his heart sing. 💜
Dad had a gleaner and used it many years. Good looking machine. I’m excited as your Dad.
That made your Dad so happy! I hope he likes the new upgraded version.
We demoed a Gleaner 2 years ago. We were very impressed. Excited to see what you think of it!
I’ve always been impressed by Gleaner. Many things they introduced 30 years ago they still use. Shorter and wider than the competitors. The Gleaner was the first combine I saw with a 12 row head.
Glad someone in the RUclips world is trying out the gleaner. We run 2 R76s in North Dakota. They are very reliable combines
We run 2 of those same combines up here in Canada on 6800 acres absolutely love them
How has reliability been
@@BriansFarmingVideos very good we have an amazing local dealer but as far as break downs nothing major just the odd phone call for tech support but we’re not putting corn through either just cereals and canola and some peas
The Original Rotar machine. Gleaner built it and was AWESOME, then Case perfected it. Then John Deere finally tried it in the late 90's. Very hard to beat a Gleaner. We ran a M2 until 1990, then upgraded to a 1981 Case IH 1460 and it is still running down in Gallipolis, Ohio to this day and the man loves it.
It finally happened! Gleaners are great combines
Your Dad is a classic. It is very refreshing to see you, as a family, getting along while doing hard work. The dealers seem really supportive. Thanks for inviting us along.
Dealers Brian has them bidding against each other. Social media is working for him
Nice! We got a S78 Gleaner in 2014! Shes been a good combine! Definitely easy to work on when needed! Good choice!
Your dad is so excited. That is so fun to see him so excited.
That's awesome! I'm glad to see AGCO letting you showcase their equipment. I know a lot of folks make fun of Gleaners, for whatever reason, but they are very popular over here in Oklahoma and Kansas. Come wheat harvest time, you'll see them all over the place. And you'll see them all, too; L, N, R, and S series are all plentiful around here. Hope you like the S97!
You pair make me chuckle with how you tease your Dad about the Gleaner and not once did I hear him rise to take the bait no matter how much you prodded him (at least on camera)!
He was certainly pleased to see it on your place and brought back a lot of useful memories for him.
It will be most interesting to see it work but remember when making comparisons with other machines it will be a bit like comparing apples with oranges if your making comparison judgements about capacities.
Glad To see a silver seeder errr uhh a Gleaner on your farm they are great combines and glad to see you dad happy about the gleaner. Great Video good to see your dad smiling looking at that Gleaner and that feeder house is tiny on the Gleaner
so cool for your father to be excited about the Gleaner... excellent toys to play very envious :) keep up the good work from the UK keep safe
Love how happy your dad is around that Gleaner. You said yall may be in the market for a combine in the next few years. Look long and hard at this machine since Mr. Bob is so giddy about it.
We really like our gleaners! We run a s77 and r65. Simple to use and work on! You won’t lose any corn capacity compared to yours. We run a 12 row head and move right along with it. Plus you don’t need a full time technician riding with you like you would in the ideal fendt. Over priced and way to many moving parts on the ideal in my opinion!
That's amazing to see the glow on Mr Bob's face looking at that gleaner! Hope it turns out great for The farm! Keep up the great work
Love seeing your dad so happy,I bet he's the first to run it.
It was great to see how excited Bob was for the Combine. Got fancy for the pic even.
Gleaner love them wen I was a kid 45 yrs ago I ran a A thin a G in the 80s I ran a N 7 it was fast like 7mil a hr with a 27' header in 30 bu wheat. 15 yrs a head of its competiors
I’m a huge gleaner fan and it makes me happy that the old man is happy. Call Mayer’s and ask them to bring you a corn head. That combine deserves to show you how good it is in corn!!!! Can’t wait for the next video
Hey, you have a vacuum off the drier....get a vacuum hose to put on the vacuum to clean the spills. A lot faster than shovel.....and if it's deer corn put a hose on the outlet to run into to tractor bucket or small truck
+1 more for being excited to see how you like the Gleaner, and glad to see Agco and/or your dealer getting one for you to try.
A combine is a combine, it's the dealer that'll make the difference in brand loyalty. We sold Allis-Chalmers Tractors & Gleaner Combines in Elkhart Kansas under the name Cameron Imp. and we had a reputation of not gouging on sells and come repair time we never worked on the flat rate repair time, my dad stressed he didn't care how long it took us to get the repair finished that he didn't want the whatever we fixed to come back to the shop on account of our negligence that the customer can't make money with his equipment in the shop all the time and it worked, we had a great bunch of customers that totally trusted us and it kinda became like a huge family. Some customers you would see daily, them coming in to drink coffee and bullsh!t, some you'd see once a month some yearly and some every five years or so. It was the best time of my life as a young man growing up in the 80's. I wish Allis-Chalmers wouldn't have sold to Deuts ( or however it's spelled ) a German company and then I think it sold to Argo-Allis or something like that. We just didn't think we could sell our customers after they'd used water cooled engines their whole lives an air-cooled engine for Fram equipment. So dad didn't renew his contract and after that we just became a repair shop of sorts repairing stuff we'd sold for years. I could go on and on bout this subject, but the Rotary Gleaner Combine of today is really on top of their game. It's really all about the dealer not the color of the machine.
Sounds like a good company
Hella ya.. now you can get with it!!! Thank you AG CO. Your AWESOME!!!
We would use dry erase markers to write navigation course changes on the bridge windows when I was in the Coast Guard. Yes, great idea.
Completely off topic, but dry markers are life savers, we use them in the combat jets to quickly jot down notes from the guys on the ground - yes they work on. $30m jet canopy as well 😜
Lol that’s awesome
Did u see that man smile!!😁😁😁 Never seen his smile so big before!! 💯💯
We have a gleaner S96. Raise seed beans and win cleanest clean out and run 35 ft Draper have no trouble with capacity
Glad to see someone who likes Gleaners. You can have my share. We had 3 N6's in the early 1980's. They cured me I never want to deal with those pieces of garbage again
We ran them and the N7's and yeas they were bad until the 82 models came out. We have been running the newer ones now for 11 years with the S97's being the latest, they are awesome machines now that I would put up against any make.
It really is that easy to pull the rotor. We pulled the rotor in our R-65 4 years ago to change the bars. I am curious to see how well it does in soybeans! You don't have to worry about corn , that machine will eat all the corn you can throw at it and the sample will be cleaner than a Deere or Lexion.
You got a Gleaner!!! This is awesome. I hope it works out well for you folks. Nothing against the Claas but I hoping the Gleaner impresses you. Take care & stay safe. Cheers
It’s good to see your dad so happy about a piece of equipment he never cared about any of the other stuff u had gotten to demo and as soon as that shows up I don’t think he’s stopped smiling if u can’t find your dad in the morning he probably slept in the gleaner
Brian - The previous comments already addressed it, but I'm going to say it again - Never seen Bob happier, talk about an old memories flash back, we couldn't be happier for him. Tell it straight, did he sleep in the cab that night? I'm thinking that has the 7 cylinder engine. I will be interested in your comments on how smooth or not it is and how it pulls. Been long time since I've been around Gleaner, but they should be a solid machine. Thanks for going to all the work to get the demos, including the Ideal you have out there for us (and of course for Brown Farms). The Ideal is also an impressive machine. There is some good manufacture competition out there. The local dealer support will sometimes be deciding factor, not the color.
Love our Gleaners!! Love seeing ur dad excited bout it.
As you likely know, the feeder house can run narrower as the crop isn’t forced to change direction
They still block up before the others
@@kallumblake5482 We run them and never have plugged the feeder, they can handle anything you put to it.
@@gleanerman2195 not from what I've seen I ran alongside two (S77 & S78) on a contracting job with my 9760 STS JD and they couldn't touch me. They traded one on a S780 JD the next year. I watched them spend 12 hrs unblocking that feeder that you say you can put anything up
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Sounds like operator error
Awesome to see how excited your dad is 👍🏻👍🏻 great video
YES!!! Super glad to see that S97 on your farm...
I think the gleaner is the way to go. Simple and high capacity. If I had the money I would definitely get one. Trouble I have is the closest dealer is 90 miles. And my combine is paid off. But I can dream.
My dealer is 350 miles away, you don't need a dealer close by with a Gleaner. In ten years of running them they have never had to make a trip to work one.
@@gleanerman2195 I'm not worried about taking mine to a dealer. I do all my own work. I just worry about parts and time. During wheat harvest it is hard to make that parts run. But the local Deere dealers never have the parts for my old combine anyways so it's probably not a big deal.
Your Dad is a pretty cool guy. He excited to see that Gleaner!
It was always my experience that capacity, when it came to threshing, was never a problem with the Gleaner. The throat may be narrow but it’s fast. The drawback I saw on our R52, was that it simply did not have enough chaffer and sieve area, when you got into 200+ b/p/a corn. But it was only a class 5 machine and Gleaners have increased the size of the chaffer and sieve area since that time.
It’s a very simple and light machine. Also, I like the Massey Ferguson which is a heavier combine, but even simpler than a Gleaner, and even fewer moving parts. Both are very good AGCO products. I have a 2011 Massey Ferguson 9695 which was one of the last combines to not have DEF on it. It came down to a choice between that and an S67. Plenty of threshing &separation area, and it produces a surprisingly clean grain sample for the limited number of moving parts. Also, the Massey Ferguson & Gleaner have the simplest unloading auger systems. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the Gleaner.
By the way, your Dad is 100% correct on the benefits of a transverse rotor in a Gleaner on hillsides. (Not the up-and-down kind, the ones you have to run canted on or leaning side to side.). Definitely less grain loss on hillsides with the transverse rotor. Also, the position of that rotor essentially right at the rear lower portion of the clean grain tank allows for the grain tank to sit lower and keep your center of gravity lower. This gives a much more stable feeling on hillsides, than you’ll find in most axial rotor combines, especially if you're running singles rather than duals.
Agco will need to come up with a cornhead . So you can really test it out.
If you can only harvest one type of your crops it like having the shirt and no pants .
Love to watch you all farm .. good content.
Glener combines were first made in Nickerson, Kansas. For years was design for custom harvesters. I grew up in the Nickerson and went to High School there also. Blessings.
The dry erase marker is a trucker trick for directions to a pick up or delivery written on the top left corner of the windshield.
After watching several videos I realized you guys are only about 20 miles from where we live.....my mouth dropped open when I saw Chillicothe!!!
Glad to see pops in a gleaner!!! Glad the opportunity came
Love the way your Dad smiles at the Gleaner! He looks like a cat playing with a mouse!
100th! 😂 🤷♂️
Waiting to see some Ideals in the field!
Mike maybe you need a gleaner
Hey mike come down and show me how to run this thing
@@BriansFarmingVideos Oh man! 😂 I would if I could! It would be a gong show! 😂 🤷♂️
Hey
@@mikemitchell2554 At some stage you two should make it happen. It would be a hoot.
Another great video Brown Farms. 👍👍 Gleaner!!! And Bob is correct, those orange things below the cylinder are the accelerator rolls. Had a fun time last winter changing those on the S77.
Nice one Brian and thank you AGCO. 360 °threshing and only one gearbox 😬😎
Yea he had a great big smile and i smile after seeing it
Excited to see the combo your Dad and the Gleaner. Look forward to the Agco. Assembly. Thanks
Didn't know you guys were at Chilicothe, I grew up in Wellston. Live in NC now so when I hear Chilicothe it makes me think of home.
Great vid, Brian. Love your dads grin.
Love it!!! The smile on you dad is like a kid in a candy store.
Neighbor has a Gleaner. Can't remember the model but it was the largest at the time...about a half dozen years ago. Never had a problem running the corn through. Only time I really seen it out for repair was when the corn snout would contact a fence post or the header would kiss a rock pile or the back end would take a swing at a building in the yard while turning.
Let's send them a corn head boys! Cool stuff right there your Dad is happier then a possum in a chicken coop. Great to see. Nice looking machine. Looking forward to seeing this baby in action.
Love the look on your DAd face .around the Gleaner .
Glad to see you got a Gleaner down to try out. Your dad has the knowledge!
Gleaner for the win! I have run Massey, Deere, Claas, New Holland, Oliver, White, Cockshutt, IH, CaseIH, and Gleaner. Now, I have no experience with the super series but the F, L, K, M, were great when set up properly, the N was the first transverse rotor, i liked it a lot. When they released the SS I was an immediate fanboy. They beefed up and simplified the transverse design and did stuff like triple chrome the wear parts. For me the design just makes sense. I’m so excited to see this. Also, so glad to see your Dad so excited, LOL!
So nice to see Bob happy... He's going through a lot right now... The Quonset hut made his day..
That gleaner sure looks sweet and your Dad seems really happy have it on the farm
Brian, don’t let that throat width scare you. That thing will eat the crop! JD guys around us stay out of “green” bean area because of crop roping. Our Gleaner just eats it up and puts the green beans in the hopper. The Gleaner with a full hopper weighs as much as an empty John Deere. Had doubts at first but now we really like the engine in that combine. We have a JD dealer a mile from the farm but drive 45 minutes for our Gleaner dealer. We love the gleaner! You won’t regret it!
They are the most underrated combine made, they will eat any crop. Class for class they are the best.
Dry Erase markers work great for the kids also Homework/artwork I use it to mark if I do not finish a field for ground work what GPS line 1-5 for a field so when I come back can switch and be right back on same lines We Run the John Deere Brown Box for Tillage.
Got notified that my dementia awareness shirt shipped today! Hope you and your family are coping well.
I’ve always loved the gleaner. I use to have custom cutters cut my grain with gleaners and they cut much faster and the sample was cleaner. It also didn’t throw hardly anything out the back. I bought an old Massey 750 and ran that for a while and the bought an old 1440 international until the engine blew up. I then bought a old 1480 which I still run. Last winter we did some modifications on the rotor and gaffers and sieves. We put some disrupters on the cage so it will separate more grain befor it goes out the back end. The sieve and chaffer we blocked part to force more air in the right place. It took us a bit to get it set but it cleans so much better. Funny thing is we bought a R62 Gleaner with a Draper head. Low hours. It cuts like a champ. Beautiful machine.
Your dad seems so happy about the Gleaner. Glade y’all are checking one out.
Good tour of the gleaner . Like you say it would be great to see it working against the class in corn but l would add l would like to see the three together in if Deere would slip up for once one rack of the machines as well to see how they compare and what if any the trade of is in the field while working side by side in the same conditions are.
New equipment is a fun time watching y guys demonstrating an getting new machines be good to see more cheers
You’re not even done yet I’m impressed with the quality of your draftsmanship. Good design is good design and will survive the test of time.
Gleaners are great machines! Much better lighting today than the F or M2. Looking forward to more videos on this unit!
WOW first with natural flow feed gleaner doesnt need a big wide feederhouse !!!! with that and the excellerator rolls this machine will handel the grain also natural is gental on crops and will give the cleanest sample!!! go to gleaner web page and watch the road show videos and watch gleaner run with the red and green combines!! l cant wait to see in the feild l be watchin!!!
Farmer friend I know has always ran Gleaners. N6, R62, and now an S67.
Love to see the gleaner. I have had a M2 N6 R52 and current R62. By far the worst one was the N6 the R62 is very nice. I watch you videos alot and rember your dad talking about them. This Demo will be light years better than the N5 he had. Good luck and keep up the content. Let BJ try it also.
Farmers aren't enemies, they are competitors who help each others. They know that competition improves the genre.
Wishing you good luck with the Gleaner.
Just keep in mind the Gleaners made in USA the Claas made in Germany and the Fendt Ideal made in Italy so where is it going to be the easiest place and fastest place for you guys to get parts.
For gods sake‘s Agco get a corn header for these guys to try how do you expect to sell a combine if you don’t give them the options that they need to judge what combine they’re going to buy!
Lexions for the north american market are built in Omaha.
Good to know 👍
Yea i was just picking ,allways good to see a farmer doing well in these trying times . The funny thing is i enjoy driving farm equipment bout as much as riding my harley. God blesd you man.
You guys be safe out there see you next time looking good 👍👍👍👍
Very exited to see this demo. If we had any dealer presence we would probably have a gleaner.
I'd love to see a good Gleaner dealer back in Eastern NC. We have several AGCO dealers but none carry the Gleaner brand. 15 years ago they were very popular in our area.
Dad sure seemed to be happy about the gleaner being in the yard. Maybe simple & smaller is just as good as big & technology.
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That's was pretty good eye-balling the spacing between the 2 buckets for the spray can to fit ...
Good eye.
Good Eye mate.
Sure wish Mr Gleaner, Kevin Bien, could have seen the excited look on your Dad's face. Maybe he did!
I ran a Gleaner G back in 1972 when I worked for a custom cutter
Your dad was happy as hell mate cant beat a happy father hey
Your dad is some lucky to have you boys around to keep him feed and going ,he must get lonely
like the intro Brian !!! love it your dad is like a kid on Christmas morning !!