You can program the button you use to raise the head (1,2,or3) to lower and slide back the reel to bump the beans onto the belt as the head raises so no piles at the end. There are so many little set up/ button programming tricks you can do with the reel and hydo flex it will blow your mind. Once you know it, it’s easy.
Cole, I’m really glad you had two combines available because you were able to keep going with the Deere after the Case broke down. It’s really interesting to hear your initial impressions of the Deere - I’m grateful to the equipment dealer for letting you demo the combine so we can see what it’s capable of doing.
I must say I have a whole new appreciation for farmers wherever they are in the world. Thank-you for educating, entertaining and enlightening me. an avid follower from Ontario, Canada.🌽💛
My friends from NIU still send Christmas cards to remind me of us as friends 40 years ago, a habit I have not yet adapted . Makes them more special. Thanks
Have photos of my dad and his parents in the field in South Dakota with 2 horses pulling a plow . My grandfather built a box for his toddler aged son to sit in on the plow. My dad died at age 97 years and got to see a man on the moon and a computer on the desk. Amazing
Nice honest first impression on the S790 Cole even though it is 6 years newer. Seems like your getting the hang of the John Deere settings and Kudos to Chet Larson for the help for sure. You can clearly see the Beans popping over the head in today's video, I'm sure that's why The Larsons run the Crary Air bars on both of their combines ..... Saves a bunch of header loss for sure. It really is great that Van Wall has set you guys up to try and compare the Red vs Green on your farm. As always Thank You for bringing us along on your Journeys, See you tomorrow hopefully!
What I see in this area of SW Kansas is that the farmers who are either green or red and no in between, they are more rigid in their farming methods. They stay with what is familiar and don't want to mess with crossover info. Other farmers tend to find the fit that works best for each task. If the service is about the same in regards to repair and diagnostics capability they don't care about the color but what best serves their operation. Great video!
I was worried about the same thing. You never know what little thing might happen and you won't have your scalp anymore, and thats if your lucky. Don't worry us mom's.
@@WHuds01 learn the hard way by having their scalp torn off??? What do you mean FUNNY? How in any way shape or form would that ve funny? Farm accidents aren't a joke. Farming is a dangerous job and sometimes if you learn the hard way, you have to pay the price of death.
Again, it is so nice that you have each other to keep the farm running. While Cooper works on one, to get it back in the field, Cole is out there knocking out the beans. Nothing is stopped or lost. I think of the John Deere and the Case like Ford and Chevy. They are both the best there is, and each one has something better than the other. Just need to choose what works best for your needs.
Hey Cole, Thanks for the thorough walkthrough! We run a MacDon draper, which is basically identical to your Case. You can adjust the draper belt speed using the little lever on the head's main hydraulic block just to the left of the feeder house. There's a little access panel you can flip up.
Hi Cole , glad to see you are getting a chance to run a Deere Combine. If you want to have a different layout on your main screen, you can select the Main menu button (lower right green squares) and select Layout Manager, then you can choose what you want on your Run Pages. Some are Preset from the factory, but you can create your own custom ones from many of the features. The program will give you different sizes of the boxes you can choose from to build up your Run Page. And you can also move them around to suit what you want. Don’t be afraid to have a play with it. You can also touch on some of the boxes on the display, and they will open up to show even more information. Hope you enjoy the rest of your time with it. And yes, a Crary wind system is a must for what you guys harvest. Good luck with the rest of your harvest, from Australia. 👌👍🙂
You mentioned a lot of beans on the ground with the John Deere. The millineal farmer had that problem and someone told him to reset his screens. Watch the last few videos of his bean harvest and he will explain what he did.
Cole you do a great job in educating people on farming. My brother runs our family farm and he is amazed at how young you are and the amount of knowledge you have.
Hey Cole I know that you don’t like running the John Deere bean head without the blower system my question is do you want to keep throwing thousands of dollars into you case combine to fix it every time it breaks down or do you want to keep harvesting your crops that’s what you have to consider when running the right combine for harvesting your crops
I am a John Deere guy and they make a bean saver kit for the heads now. There is a curtain that goes in the opening that keeps a lot of the beans from flying out.
I'm from Iowa. I might be biased- but I really like John Deere, Kinze, Pella Windows, Amana Refrigerators, Vermeer, and Iowa State Fair. Seems like supporting local is a very good thing for us. Casey's, Kum and Go and Hy Vee are good also. Just saying. Buy local when possible.
Try a Gleaner combine. They have etremely clean samples and are light - weight and easy to repair. I think they will work very well for your operation. Love your videos!
I have to wonder if the red machine was part of a custom combining fleet,or it came from Big acre farm.lack of preventive maintenance and maintenance in general.
It doesn’t have that many hours on it. My 2010 John Deere 9870 has 2200-2300 hours, I had to replace the high pressure fuel pump (the only thing that happened in the field) all other stuff was replaced off season during inspection.
Raise feeder house drum to up position, may help with to slugging. Noticed he dropped it down when walking around machine in setup and that is what manual says but most guys around here just leave them up all the time with drapers
Love watching your videos, a lot of flooding over here in northern Victoria, Australia. A lot of our local farmers have lost majority of their crop, had to relocate livestock and horses, using boats to rescue horses and cattle, it's absolutely insane
My heart jumped when I seen precious Cooper under that loud powerful machine, with his hair blowing. I prayed that God would keep your amazing family safe this harvest season. Great weather, two combines, you are so blessed! Entertaining real life video, thank you again.
Nice features on that combine. It's going to be intresting in regards to your final opinion of the two machines. I enjoyed watching the video, keep up the good work harvesting. Big thumbs up
In the Deere, try Machine Sync. All the grain cart operator has to do is pull alongside the combine, press the AutoTrac resume button in her cab and voila! the grain cart goes to "home" position under the unloader, the combine operator has full control of the left/right and fore-aft position of the grain cart. It's built into the machine, no need to buy aftermarket like Raven Cart Automation. Nor have the mechanical complexity of adjustable spout. Also prevents damage to the header from the grain operator inadvertently steering into the header because she can't see in the dust at night, or is blinded by the sun during the day.
Mama Colestar is awesome ... more facetime please! Cole, Your behind-the-scenes-everyday-family stuff is Solid Gold to us subscribed-bell ringing-longtime-viewers!
Cole great to see u cutting beans in a green machine u were blessed to have it for demo while cooper is working on your case ih u guys keep farming an I will keep watching
Cole, Chet installed some brush kit that goes on the feeder house and prevents beans from being thrown back out. You should ask him about it. they have installed many after market parts just ask him what are his MUST HAVEs for add ons.
Love the rpm limiter on our 6430. Makes it nice being able to throw the throttle to full when using the pto and not having to worry about a over speed.
Hey Cole with the JD, I’d recommend you use the HarvestSmart feature! It limits your speed based of engine load, you’d love it! Also the screens are super customisable, just got to the Layout Manager tab and away you go!
i know the grain bin debacle is still ongoing but man i wish you the best of luck getting it figured out and moving on to using it more! all these work arounds to fill other bins seems like such a hassle when you've spent the time and money on a bigger (supposedly) easier solution.
One fine video!! Hard to beat a green machine. Was the owner of two.Never let me down.Yes they broke. Dealer was always right there to get us going sooner rather then later.Thanks😊.
Nice first impression of the Deere , Nice of Van Wall to let you try out a green machine. Hope you get your combine fixed quickly. Very good video Cole, thanks for sharing.
If you have the orange button (near the parking brake) that has an H on one side and a L one the other, that’s how you set your maximum field speed. It only works in first gear and to set the target speed you have to go to “toolbox” (I think) in the PRO700.
hey. I'm not into Deer or Case. but I am surprised by the machine. quality, modern, capable, advanced,... I like your unbiased approach. I hope you don't have problems and everything will go as normal. best of luck.
I think the Case ran alot of acres. Like I always hear all colors break. I guess it boils down to parts and dealers and how they take care of you. Obviously John Deere wants to be seen on all the RUclips Channels. And I think you have a popular channel. Well done.
Sounds to me like you add the air bar, and possibly a flex head and the Deere is a good choice. Not sure if the maintenance is a problem, but your focus on productivity in the review makes sense.
I had the amazing fun of a corn field fire in Lake Benton Minnesota yesterday. I ran out of fire extinguisher fluid and had to tap dance in a 30 mile an hour wind trying to keep the fire from the main field. I called the fire department when I started tap dancing fortunately they got here before it burnt the main field. They had a disassembled brand new Wind Tower in the middle of my field I was really worried it would catch $3 million dollars worth of Wind Tower blades and nacelle on fire. The fire was caused by an alternator which had a failed bearing. On Windy days it might be better to combine on the downwind side of the field
I think it was Mike Mitchell was having similar problem throwing crop over the back of the header he raised the reel up and found it didn't throw crop as aggressively. It took him trial and error to get it right. Hope it helps.
You can set the yellow wheel on the multi function to flip through your run screens. You can also program the clicking of it to close your slap screens
I know the 790 is a lot newer, but it’s also not a lot different than the 690 which would have been current at the time of their red combine. I think what we are seeing though are the little things that John Deere has always done right. Little things like cup holders are nice, but ergonomics, heavy duty design, technology, etc always seem to be a step ahead on Deere. At least until Fendt came on the scene. Deere developed ROPS, sound guard cabs, narrow tapered hoods, and this was all done in the 1970s.
So, with trying the new equipment you say you are losing yield from the field. Is the loss of the yield still worth trying the new equipment when the margins for profit are so small? I grew up in a farming community in WNY, so I had some friends that were from farming families and I appreciate everything that you farmers do!!!
If I'm not mistaken that combine has the capability to hook to the Tractor now I don't know if your tractor can hook to it but if it has a system in the tractor where you can move the tractor forward or backwards while you're feeling the green card so if you like start at the front and it starts to feel and you want to move back some then you can nudge the tractor forward in the combine like 2 ft at a time I believe it is so you just go two feet then you push a button and the tractor will automatically move forward 2 ft but obviously you have to have the tractor that is got the same system so you can hook up to the combine which is pretty cool
There are a few you tube farmers that do machinery justice, not a blind faith to one colour. With the JD on the farm I would have thought the local Case dealer would be falling over themselves to have the case combine fixed. I have mentioned before, a few factors for choosing a colour of machinery; Price, resale value, reliability, (perceived and actual reliability). The crunch comes down to the dealer, spare parts, spare machines and quick to react. Often the main factor of equipment is what father had.
The longer you run the JD the more you will like it 👍 of course I like green paint!! I just see you guys haven't had the best luck with the case since you have had it. I guess bottom line is it's your money do as you wish 👍
Great videos your putting out! Really appreciate all the hard work you farmers do. Thank you so much for being so detailed in your explanation of things.
When you where talking about the Draper speeds are you talking at the highest speed possible. Also I’m pretty sure you can manually set reel speed if you don’t want the reel relative to your ground speed
Hope buy one you buy one won’t need worry about using bin set up. Most crop be in field still. Green machine 6 years newer get red one same year then can compare.
That case combine must have been run pretty hard all the issues your having glad thay got you a john deere demo have run both kinds and they are very different both good setups for different reasons.
I believe but don’t quote me on it that there is a bolt on brush you can put on the deer to stop the beans from flying off the drum. Now I don’t own one but going off other videos like Larson farms for that info
they need an air bar on the combines here in Southern Cook County and Northern Will County farm land, there are so many geese sitting in fields eating left over grain here in Northern Ill farm land
Thank you for showing us about you machines. As a non farmer I found everything interesting. Nice to see your Mom.
You can program the button you use to raise the head (1,2,or3) to lower and slide back the reel to bump the beans onto the belt as the head raises so no piles at the end. There are so many little set up/ button programming tricks you can do with the reel and hydo flex it will blow your mind. Once you know it, it’s easy.
Cole, I’m really glad you had two combines available because you were able to keep going with the Deere after the Case broke down. It’s really interesting to hear your initial impressions of the Deere - I’m grateful to the equipment dealer for letting you demo the combine so we can see what it’s capable of doing.
He sounds like Owen Wilson
@@philmickelsonscalves7585 Owen sounds like Cole.
Momma corns star, it is a honor that we get to see you on Cole's channel. Mom to the rescue to save the day. 🥰
always nice to see MommaCornstar drop in
I must say I have a whole new appreciation for farmers wherever they are in the world. Thank-you for educating, entertaining and enlightening me. an avid follower from Ontario, Canada.🌽💛
My friends from NIU still send Christmas cards to remind me of us as friends 40 years ago, a habit I have not yet adapted . Makes them more special. Thanks
Have photos of my dad and his parents in the field in South Dakota with 2 horses pulling a plow . My grandfather built a box for his toddler aged son to sit in on the plow. My dad died at age 97 years and got to see a man on the moon and a computer on the desk. Amazing
Nice honest first impression on the S790 Cole even though it is 6 years newer. Seems like your getting the hang of the John Deere settings and Kudos to Chet Larson for the help for sure. You can clearly see the Beans popping over the head in today's video, I'm sure that's why The Larsons run the Crary Air bars on both of their combines ..... Saves a bunch of header loss for sure. It really is great that Van Wall has set you guys up to try and compare the Red vs Green on your farm. As always Thank You for bringing us along on your Journeys, See you tomorrow hopefully!
The Deere runs and the reds in the shop. I think they got bent over on the that red one.
🤦🏻♂️
I just found you for the sewing videos but I’m equally excited to stay for the house renovation content! I’m so excited to watch your new adventures
Thank you Van Wall for providing this combine. I will never buy a combine, but this was very informative and good PR for you, Deere and those tires.
What I see in this area of SW Kansas is that the farmers who are either green or red and no in between, they are more rigid in their farming methods. They stay with what is familiar and don't want to mess with crossover info. Other farmers tend to find the fit that works best for each task. If the service is about the same in regards to repair and diagnostics capability they don't care about the color but what best serves their operation. Great video!
I just love watching your family farm. Thank you for feeding us and the world.
Most of there crop and most corn and soybean operation go to livestock feed or ethanol. So in a sense, they do feed us meat eaters.
@@peteparker7396 dang you must be so smart thanks for telling us that
Cole, def one of the best educational videos you have made so far. Nice job!
I was worried about Cooper’s hair getting caught and pulling him in the machine. Be careful.
Scalped by your own machine. I'm sure its happened to someone.
I was worried about the same thing. You never know what little thing might happen and you won't have your scalp anymore, and thats if your lucky. Don't worry us mom's.
@@BagladyNH That would have been funny sometimes people learn the hard way
@@WHuds01 What?! That would definitely not have been funny.
@@WHuds01 learn the hard way by having their scalp torn off??? What do you mean FUNNY? How in any way shape or form would that ve funny? Farm accidents aren't a joke. Farming is a dangerous job and sometimes if you learn the hard way, you have to pay the price of death.
Again, it is so nice that you have each other to keep the farm running. While Cooper works on one, to get it back in the field, Cole is out there knocking out the beans. Nothing is stopped or lost. I think of the John Deere and the Case like Ford and Chevy. They are both the best there is, and each one has something better than the other. Just need to choose what works best for your needs.
Hey Cole,
Thanks for the thorough walkthrough!
We run a MacDon draper, which is basically identical to your Case. You can adjust the draper belt speed using the little lever on the head's main hydraulic block just to the left of the feeder house. There's a little access panel you can flip up.
Glad Chet Larson was able to help you out with the tractor Cole. Glad you have a great friend like him. He is awesome.
Hi Cole , glad to see you are getting a chance to run a Deere Combine. If you want to have a different layout on your main screen, you can select the Main menu button (lower right green squares) and select Layout Manager, then you can choose what you want on your Run Pages. Some are Preset from the factory, but you can create your own custom ones from many of the features. The program will give you different sizes of the boxes you can choose from to build up your Run Page. And you can also move them around to suit what you want. Don’t be afraid to have a play with it. You can also touch on some of the boxes on the display, and they will open up to show even more information. Hope you enjoy the rest of your time with it. And yes, a Crary wind system is a must for what you guys harvest. Good luck with the rest of your harvest, from Australia. 👌👍🙂
It’s is awesome to see your family work together the way you all do
It's sure good to see Mama corn star. She doesn't get near the credit that she deserves for the operation.
When you come to the end slide the reel back to clean up the beans when you rise it 👍 they are a amazing machine
You mentioned a lot of beans on the ground with the John Deere. The millineal farmer had that problem and someone told him to reset his screens. Watch the last few videos of his bean harvest and he will explain what he did.
Cole you do a great job in educating people on farming. My brother runs our family farm and he is amazed at how young you are and the amount of knowledge you have.
Hey Cole I know that you don’t like running the John Deere bean head without the blower system my question is do you want to keep throwing thousands of dollars into you case combine to fix it every time it breaks down or do you want to keep harvesting your crops that’s what you have to consider when running the right combine for harvesting your crops
Thanks Cole for another great video, I liked how you explain the difference between the 2 combines that was really interesting.
Thanks to ALL you farmers' hard work.
I am a John Deere guy and they make a bean saver kit for the heads now. There is a curtain that goes in the opening that keeps a lot of the beans from flying out.
I'm from Iowa. I might be biased- but I really like John Deere, Kinze, Pella Windows, Amana Refrigerators, Vermeer, and Iowa State Fair. Seems like supporting local is a very good thing for us. Casey's, Kum and Go and Hy Vee are good also. Just saying. Buy local when possible.
Two things you need to carry on your combine:
1. A leaf blower.
2. A infrared thermometer to look for hot bearings and belts when you take a break.
Also a good idea to keep both those things with your round baler
The leaf blower is a must, even a cordless electric will do the job...
Try a Gleaner combine. They have etremely clean samples and are light - weight and easy to repair. I think they will work very well for your operation. Love your videos!
I have to wonder if the red machine was part of a custom combining fleet,or it came from
Big acre farm.lack of preventive maintenance and maintenance in general.
It doesn’t have that many hours on it. My 2010 John Deere 9870 has 2200-2300 hours, I had to replace the high pressure fuel pump (the only thing that happened in the field) all other stuff was replaced off season during inspection.
Raise feeder house drum to up position, may help with to slugging. Noticed he dropped it down when walking around machine in setup and that is what manual says but most guys around here just leave them up all the time with drapers
Best feature with the Green Machine. That it made it thru an whole espoid without breaking down.
But keep losing beans on the ground.
The E button on the stick is for when you push it, it maxes out every thing in the combine and pushes it to its limits
Hope DC got to say HI to Sable at the elevator sometime during harvest miss seeing her in the videos. Keep learning Cole great video as usual.
Love watching your videos, a lot of flooding over here in northern Victoria, Australia. A lot of our local farmers have lost majority of their crop, had to relocate livestock and horses, using boats to rescue horses and cattle, it's absolutely insane
Have you found out how many bushels the roof of the cab on the Deere holds?
😂
My heart jumped when I seen precious Cooper under that loud powerful machine, with his hair blowing. I prayed that God would keep your amazing family safe this harvest season. Great weather, two combines, you are so blessed! Entertaining real life video, thank you again.
I miss Summer! I hope she and Jay are well.
So glad you guys are trying the green!!!! Welcome to the Deere side.. all the red ones in our area are having nothing but issues
Great video! Love watching y'all work in the field!
I'm sure you know but you can manually adjust the reel so it doesn't go with the speed of the combine.
Nice features on that combine. It's going to be intresting in regards to your final opinion of the two machines. I enjoyed watching the video, keep up the good work harvesting. Big thumbs up
In the Deere, try Machine Sync. All the grain cart operator has to do is pull alongside the combine, press the AutoTrac resume button in her cab and voila! the grain cart goes to "home" position under the unloader, the combine operator has full control of the left/right and fore-aft position of the grain cart. It's built into the machine, no need to buy aftermarket like Raven Cart Automation. Nor have the mechanical complexity of adjustable spout. Also prevents damage to the header from the grain operator inadvertently steering into the header because she can't see in the dust at night, or is blinded by the sun during the day.
Mama Colestar is awesome ... more facetime please! Cole, Your behind-the-scenes-everyday-family stuff is Solid Gold to us subscribed-bell ringing-longtime-viewers!
Cole great to see u cutting beans in a green machine u were blessed to have it for demo while cooper is working on your case ih u guys keep farming an I will keep watching
Cole, Chet installed some brush kit that goes on the feeder house and prevents beans from being thrown back out. You should ask him about it. they have installed many after market parts just ask him what are his MUST HAVEs for add ons.
I remember when we got our 9600 back in the 90s thinking this thing is a spaceship. they can't get more advanced than this .
Love the rpm limiter on our 6430. Makes it nice being able to throw the throttle to full when using the pto and not having to worry about a over speed.
Love seeing the progress of your hard work it has definitely made a positive impact
There’s a brush looking flap you can get to put on feeder house to stop beans from being batted out. I think Larson Farms has them on their combine’s.
Hey Cole with the JD, I’d recommend you use the HarvestSmart feature! It limits your speed based of engine load, you’d love it!
Also the screens are super customisable, just got to the Layout Manager tab and away you go!
i know the grain bin debacle is still ongoing but man i wish you the best of luck getting it figured out and moving on to using it more! all these work arounds to fill other bins seems like such a hassle when you've spent the time and money on a bigger (supposedly) easier solution.
I like how you run the grain cart over to leave a pile of beans so you know what fields you have done
One fine video!! Hard to beat a green machine. Was the owner of two.Never let me down.Yes they broke. Dealer was always right there to get us going sooner rather then later.Thanks😊.
Nice first impression of the Deere , Nice of Van Wall to let you try out a green machine. Hope you get your combine fixed quickly. Very good video Cole, thanks for sharing.
Iam sitting here so interested in all the combine things. Thank you Cole for your input.
If you have the orange button (near the parking brake) that has an H on one side and a L one the other, that’s how you set your maximum field speed. It only works in first gear and to set the target speed you have to go to “toolbox” (I think) in the PRO700.
hey. I'm not into Deer or Case. but I am surprised by the machine. quality, modern, capable, advanced,... I like your unbiased approach. I hope you don't have problems and everything will go as normal. best of luck.
I think the Case ran alot of acres. Like I always hear all colors break. I guess it boils down to parts and dealers and how they take care of you. Obviously John Deere wants to be seen on all the RUclips Channels. And I think you have a popular channel. Well done.
With the Case can you run one whole day? If you keep the Case you will need a back up combine.
Hi Mama Cornstar so nice to see you, hope you are doing well.🙂
Thank you! I am!
Is glad you're liking the John deere! Once you go deere you'll never go back.
There should be adjustment on end of the feed auger for the feed tines . That adjusts the throw/timing.
Sounds to me like you add the air bar, and possibly a flex head and the Deere is a good choice. Not sure if the maintenance is a problem, but your focus on productivity in the review makes sense.
I had the amazing fun of a corn field fire in Lake Benton Minnesota yesterday. I ran out of fire extinguisher fluid and had to tap dance in a 30 mile an hour wind trying to keep the fire from the main field. I called the fire department when I started tap dancing fortunately they got here before it burnt the main field. They had a disassembled brand new Wind Tower in the middle of my field I was really worried it would catch $3 million dollars worth of Wind Tower blades and nacelle on fire. The fire was caused by an alternator which had a failed bearing. On Windy days it might be better to combine on the downwind side of the field
I think it was Mike Mitchell was having similar problem throwing crop over the back of the header he raised the reel up and found it didn't throw crop as aggressively. It took him trial and error to get it right. Hope it helps.
I'm glad you got professional advice from Chet Larson.
So interesting to compare the two combines! I have learned so much from all of you! Thanks!
But one of my favorites is still the one of you chasing the trash pandas! So funny!
I can’t believe I’m a 72 year veteran old man watching and enjoying a 26 year old kid teaching about farming and life.
You can set the yellow wheel on the multi function to flip through your run screens. You can also program the clicking of it to close your slap screens
That’s cool Chet is giving you some pointers . ❤❤❤. Good fellas.
I know the 790 is a lot newer, but it’s also not a lot different than the 690 which would have been current at the time of their red combine. I think what we are seeing though are the little things that John Deere has always done right. Little things like cup holders are nice, but ergonomics, heavy duty design, technology, etc always seem to be a step ahead on Deere. At least until Fendt came on the scene. Deere developed ROPS, sound guard cabs, narrow tapered hoods, and this was all done in the 1970s.
I mean, compare their two older “small” tractors. The Deere is years and years ahead of the Case IH
What a great video! Love learning about the equipment you use.
So, with trying the new equipment you say you are losing yield from the field. Is the loss of the yield still worth trying the new equipment when the margins for profit are so small? I grew up in a farming community in WNY, so I had some friends that were from farming families and I appreciate everything that you farmers do!!!
Hey Cole do you know what that acid cleaner was called looks like it works well.
If I'm not mistaken that combine has the capability to hook to the Tractor now I don't know if your tractor can hook to it but if it has a system in the tractor where you can move the tractor forward or backwards while you're feeling the green card so if you like start at the front and it starts to feel and you want to move back some then you can nudge the tractor forward in the combine like 2 ft at a time I believe it is so you just go two feet then you push a button and the tractor will automatically move forward 2 ft but obviously you have to have the tractor that is got the same system so you can hook up to the combine which is pretty cool
acid makes the freight shaker look good but eventually it will dull it ,need to polish it out and sure enough make it shine
There are a few you tube farmers that do machinery justice, not a blind faith to one colour. With the JD on the farm I would have thought the local Case dealer would be falling over themselves to have the case combine fixed. I have mentioned before, a few factors for choosing a colour of machinery; Price, resale value, reliability, (perceived and actual reliability). The crunch comes down to the dealer, spare parts, spare machines and quick to react. Often the main factor of equipment is what father had.
The longer you run the JD the more you will like it 👍 of course I like green paint!! I just see you guys haven't had the best luck with the case since you have had it. I guess bottom line is it's your money do as you wish 👍
Absolutely amazing the IT applications to farming machinery our great grandparents would also be absolutely amazed
Oh my. I just saw you over grease the knife head on that case/macdon head. One pump every 10 hours
You need one of them Big Birds Brush as Chet would call it on the feeder house to stop that drum from throwing the beans out the front!
Great videos your putting out! Really appreciate all the hard work you farmers do. Thank you so much for being so detailed in your explanation of things.
Not sure if you found it yet but the run screens are fully customizable under layout manager
When you where talking about the Draper speeds are you talking at the highest speed possible. Also I’m pretty sure you can manually set reel speed if you don’t want the reel relative to your ground speed
Hope buy one you buy one won’t need worry about using bin set up. Most crop be in field still. Green machine 6 years newer get red one same year then can compare.
Your case should have the header return its the R button on your hydrostatic handle
What happend to the Freightliner. I didn’t see a video about the acid getting to it or notice anything different
Good to see you Fella’s, Hello MCS.
Love that green paint
That case combine must have been run pretty hard all the issues your having glad thay got you a john deere demo have run both kinds and they are very different both good setups for different reasons.
You can customize that Home Screen if you play with the settings not sure how but I did it one day
Great video Cole! I'm a Deere guy so I'm excited to see a green machine on your farm.
Nothing copies like a Deere. 😎
I believe but don’t quote me on it that there is a bolt on brush you can put on the deer to stop the beans from flying off the drum. Now I don’t own one but going off other videos like Larson farms for that info
I wonder Cole if sometime you would consider doing a video of the cost of repairs and maintenance on that Case combine .
That case must not have been maintained at all. My god I hope your getting close to the fixes on that thing.
I found this video to be very educational and i was really able to understand everything Cole was saying... Nicely done Cole
they need an air bar on the combines here in Southern Cook County and Northern Will County farm land, there are so many geese sitting in fields eating left over grain here in Northern Ill farm land
Sounds like we might be seeing an s790 join the Cornstar family. Great video once again!!!