I worked as an intern in the Process & Tool group of the Manufacturing Engineering Department back in 1980. Deere was building conventional combines at the time, with the largest machine being the 8820 Turbo. I really enjoyed working there and thought the work ethic was outstanding, as compared to some of the aerospace industry in California. Combine technology has totally changed since then, moving from conventional (with beaters, blowers and straw-walkers) to rotary technology. Harvester Works in 1980 was vertically integrated, having its own foundry, forge and machine shop. Other than tires, cabs and diesel engines (which were manufactured by Deere in Waterloo, Iowa), nearly EVERYTHING was built on-site! The place was amazing! Thanks for producing this video - it brought back a lot of memories.
Im so glad to be apart of this process. Im subcontracted to a company that makes a couple parts fot this harvester one of them being at 12:25 .I'd be honored to join them at their East Moline plant.
What kind of money are you making now and how much more will you be making if you join JD direct? These guys seem to be union, so I'm guessing around $35/hr?
It seems like i would be making about that. I agree JD is very union tho working for them would be very corporate. Where im at now were not union because the place is old school but still very professional. I make $20/hr where im at now.
0:08 Press shop and plasma cutting 1:19 Threshing rotor assembly 2:48 Welding lattice walls 3:41 Welding of a grain hopper 5:00 Welding of the harvester auger 5:43 Paint shop 8:27 Cropper assembly line 10:12 Final assembly line 16:41 Harvester testing centre
I got an x9-1000 on my trailer rite now. Aside from weight and size, it's a joy to pull. Easily Balanced, the loading shop is fast and out of the elements and the tie points are easily found.
Ran a 95 JD through the 1960's and early 70's ..age started 10 years old ..last year 21 years old..a lot fewer parts..ran it for 10 plus years new it from front to back..top to bottom..simple to fix..replaced one motor..and hundreds of sickle knives...and a lot of tunes of grease..and no cab ...cooked in the summer heat and froze in the windchill of corn harvest
Just got a new 9520r and it's a beast 💪 runs like a Cadillac it's built tuff and very easy to understand and run very user-friendly Nothing runs like a deere 💪💪💪💪💪
See a lot of new deere stuff show up, back of the trailer, and break down before the transport can even leave the yard. But as a plus they cant get parts because there are none in the country. They are outstanding machines!
I know this is off topic but I installed several of those orange roll up doors on the building they are rytec FS1000 highspeed impact doors I also installed them in American airlines coke Pepsi. I get to go to do many factory's and see how things are done up close
@@cluckhead1913 That was strange to say that. Do you even understand if Putin had gotten all of Ukraine, then the plan of Putin was to take over Moldova then Poland and the Baltic states causing WW 3. Putin and his gang of terrorist thugs didn't hide any of their plans to take over other country's once Ukraine was captured. Ukraine is paying the price to save Europe and even possible the world from Putin's nuclear war. And yes, Putin did see Biden is weak & mentally unfit then took his shot at taking over Ukraine.
Uploaded in July of 2022, yet they're showing footage combines that haven't been in production for 10 years.... I suppose the process hasn't changed much.
I worked as an intern in the Process & Tool group of the Manufacturing Engineering Department back in 1980. Deere was building conventional combines at the time, with the largest machine being the 8820 Turbo. I really enjoyed working there and thought the work ethic was outstanding, as compared to some of the aerospace industry in California. Combine technology has totally changed since then, moving from conventional (with beaters, blowers and straw-walkers) to rotary technology. Harvester Works in 1980 was vertically integrated, having its own foundry, forge and machine shop. Other than tires, cabs and diesel engines (which were manufactured by Deere in Waterloo, Iowa), nearly EVERYTHING was built on-site! The place was amazing! Thanks for producing this video - it brought back a lot of memories.
15:55 Right front tire. Glad to see even factory workers leave there tools on the tires when they drive off. Glad it's not just me!
там вокруг стоят несколько фотографов, возможно, это кто-то из них что-то оставил при подготовке
I noticed that also. Glad it's not just me.
At least it fell to the side and not under the tire.
lol, saw it too
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Im so glad to be apart of this process. Im subcontracted to a company that makes a couple parts fot this harvester one of them being at 12:25 .I'd be honored to join them at their East Moline plant.
What kind of money are you making now and how much more will you be making if you join JD direct? These guys seem to be union, so I'm guessing around $35/hr?
It seems like i would be making about that. I agree JD is very union tho working for them would be very corporate. Where im at now were not union because the place is old school but still very professional. I make $20/hr where im at now.
Hello if I want to visit the company for the business purpose what should I do ?@@Agentkiller093
Man, the sheer complexity of this beast is truly incredible. It's amazing how they package it all together.
0:08 Press shop and plasma cutting
1:19 Threshing rotor assembly
2:48 Welding lattice walls
3:41 Welding of a grain hopper
5:00 Welding of the harvester auger
5:43 Paint shop
8:27 Cropper assembly line
10:12 Final assembly line
16:41 Harvester testing centre
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No robot in the factory works harder than your robot narrator trying to pronounce manufacturing words. You are lame.
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The first manufacturing machine is not a plasma cutter. It is a laser.
Give the right to repair back to the farmers!!!
How do you not have the right to fix your junk?. You can order and install your own parts
@@mattsimmons1971 Clearly you are not the sharpest tool in the shed. Do some research on John Deere.
I install my own parts all the time, on all my John Deeres.
@@motojustin4And clearly you just hate John Deere.
@@laqundrabarnett4141 I think you are missing something between the ears.
Long live John Deere Nation.
John Deere is what keeps Moline alive.
Womp womp. They are laying off hundreds of employees there. Corporate greed destroys another American town
I got an x9-1000 on my trailer rite now. Aside from weight and size, it's a joy to pull. Easily Balanced, the loading shop is fast and out of the elements and the tie points are easily found.
A lot of old verses new footage. A combo between early 2000’s and today.
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You got that right John Deere all the way
John Deere copies Case IH has for years
Caterpillar!!!!
We got to give a shout out to the people who design such a complex piece of machinery. At least there is one thing left that is built in America.
Ran a 95 JD through the 1960's and early 70's ..age started 10 years old ..last year 21 years old..a lot fewer parts..ran it for 10 plus years new it from front to back..top to bottom..simple to fix..replaced one motor..and hundreds of sickle knives...and a lot of tunes of grease..and no cab ...cooked in the summer heat and froze in the windchill of corn harvest
O cara que cria uma máquina dessas é um gênio 😎
Weird i saw X9s and S7xx and some older cab combines as well. Would be cool do watch one model be built
It’s quite a sight, I’ve been on a Gold Key Factory tour, got to see our combine be built.
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15:56 as the combine begins to roll, tools go flying.
Always nice to see that green paint being sprayed john deere is the best
Can never see this enough. Thanks
Awesome love watching Deere combines
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Me fascinan un mundo las máquinas y sobre todo ese tipo
Nothing beats the iconic Allis Chalmers Gleaner for amazing looks and innovation
Exempt of course a Deere😂
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Very nice video. And special thanks to the one who decided we didn't need wall to wall music and narration.
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15:57 Where did I put my drill?
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Just got a new 9520r and it's a beast 💪 runs like a Cadillac it's built tuff and very easy to understand and run very user-friendly
Nothing runs like a deere 💪💪💪💪💪
You’re thinking about the CLAAS
@@kenhofer8063 fuck no I am not thinking about a claas
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"they don't apologize for the sticker price on the green ones"!!
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See a lot of new deere stuff show up, back of the trailer, and break down before the transport can even leave the yard. But as a plus they cant get parts because there are none in the country. They are outstanding machines!
Realy I like this factory
15:53 that is one lucky drill!!!
Have a look at the right hand wheel at 15:57
At least the drill didn't get run over
I like working on the farm with this harvester❤ it
Beautiful good machine you are great company why don't made tractors like kubota sunshine look it how much Beautiful ❤ God bless you and protect you ❤
I drive past that factory every day! They are building something new where they parked the finished product.
How many combines do they produce every day ?
Back in the 70s when I was hauling equipment l was told 7 a day and shipped 7 a day …Could be less now with electronics
Does this factory have tours?
Yes they do
@@John-Deerewhat should I do for tour ?
nice vdeoo
Still fascinating and have been there !
How much US$ is each one worth ? Amazing machines, green machines.
Probably 500k-ish
When I was there they were still making walkers with rotarys on the same line.
Cool Video:)
I know this is off topic but I installed several of those orange roll up doors on the building they are rytec FS1000 highspeed impact doors I also installed them in American airlines coke Pepsi. I get to go to do many factory's and see how things are done up close
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@@laurie3546 I am 45 I live in Chicago. How about u
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For the $1MMs these things cost, I hope that the quality control process is broad, wide and in-depth
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What engine make are in the combine’s?
John Deere builds their own engines
@@samuelgilbert8570 ok thanks
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John Deere is the world Aq equipment industry leader.
At this time they have a full electric combine in field
testing preparing for the future.
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no they dont lol
lol....John Deere is despised for its throttle hold on farmers right to repair their own equipment...
@@noneck3099by people who don’t know what they’re talking about yes.
We do not make electric combines yet, the idea is being floated around
@@noneck3099 Deere has the right to repair
Get Er' Done!!!
"Alice in the wonderland". Thank you to all of you part of the Chain that manufacture the Tools to harvest " our daily bread" at John Deere.
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what is the largest combine does John Deere make
The X9 1100
It looks like all of the testing they were doing was with a empty hopper! ??? Why
Spose it's easier to slam together than work on after the fact...yep
Going to put out a new video of the Mexico plant?
We are currently working with S D F Group plants in various regions of Europe. After that, a video tour of the John Deere factory is planned.
Cómo puedo tener una visita a estas plantas de john Deere??
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pretty sure that is a laser cnc at the start of the vid.. not a plasma table
What is the price tag?
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I really hate AI voice-overs.
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i'd love to know how many man hours to make one of these machines . and how long from start to finish in the factory
Usually between 20-26 machines are out the door in a day
Why don't the make the unloading auger pivot in the middle so it can unload eather side
STS 😍
Didn't seem to be a very happy factory, just people doing their job. I wonder if this was filmed pre or post strike?
If you were only getting $40 per hour to work under those conditions, you'd be pretty miserable too.
It’s not bad, it was pre strike the pay is great, the benefits are great, but boy does it get HOT in there
Something falling off tire at 15:58
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Yes bring some new tech
2.5cm per millisecond? 😂 That machine absolutely doesn't move that fast
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15:55 guy nearly ran over impact lol
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Nothings run like a deere
Nothing copies like a Deere hahaha.
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@@jeremiahentz8505 What better ?
How many can they make per day
24
In 1980, they were producing 64 per day, off of three different assembly lines. Of course, the machines were much simpler back then.
did everyone see the Racers Tape hold things together
You can buy a pre shaken combine now
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Why collering all hydrolic lines to? Oke cheap but why ?
Thats a laser not a plasma cutter.
This vid must have been takin at different time casue there was x9 combines there and a 9660sts
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How much 1unit?
The heroes of the Ukrainian farmer tractor battalion all use John Deer .
Screw Putin and Let's go Brandon!
Let's go Brandon people are on Putin's side. Ukraine is Biden's war and support for Biden is support for the Ukrainian people.
@@cluckhead1913 That was strange to say that.
Do you even understand if Putin had gotten all of Ukraine, then the plan of Putin was to take over Moldova then Poland and the Baltic states causing WW 3.
Putin and his gang of terrorist thugs didn't hide any of their plans to take over other country's once Ukraine was captured.
Ukraine is paying the price to save Europe and even possible the world from Putin's nuclear war.
And yes, Putin did see Biden is weak & mentally unfit then took his shot at taking over Ukraine.
Did anyone notice the drill falling off the front right tire:) ?!
Uploaded in July of 2022, yet they're showing footage combines that haven't been in production for 10 years.... I suppose the process hasn't changed much.
pretty sure at 15:50 that is a x9 combine. And your right, there is older footage
I would guess that’s probably not an accident. They probably don’t want competitors seeing any new or specialized processes of production
The process has changed more in the last 10 years for these machines than in the past 50 years combined.