@@RockyMountainFarmer we have been big fendt costumers here in norway. We actually test a few of their new tractors for them here in norway. Great company to work with.
First time actually seeing one of the Fendt combines operating. Last year while on vacation I watched several of the Claas combines work. Fascinating machines.
Great video. That’s incredible all those acres in 11 days. I only have one request.. Raise that flag up like 3 more feet . You guys made us proud. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍👍👍
Whoa! BEAST MODE!!! I love learning through your channel and I appreciate the genuine commentary. Some channels become a production and I appreciate the fact you just keep this channel real!
Well I’m glad you love the videos and that you’re learning some thing. I’m definitely not an actor I try to just film what we’re doing each day. Whether it’s good or bad.
Very nice machine! First generation farmer here, glad your family have stayed true through the good times and bad. Glad to see your potato loss wasn’t a total loss and you were able to bail out the potato flake producer.
Joystick controlling really is better you’ve got do much more view AND it’s so easy on the elbows as you can relax your arms on the armrest. Just takes a little getting used to. Tracks are better in Northern Europe, Minnesota etc but maybe not in the Rockies or south. Tracks used to be way more expensive too to maintain but nowadays tires are seriously expensive too.
@@RockyMountainFarmer i wish u and your family a reliable machine. In my opinion there is nothing wrong with a demo machine at all. its proberly been through a couple hands and i think the workshop has all the fine tuning done and hickups solved from beeing in the hands of those. 🌻🍀
Glad to hear your success, I think they are a great machine. Run Gleaners here, great machines as well just more simpler to maintain than the Fendt machine.
That's quite a way from the combine I used to walk alongside and watch as a kid. It was a Massey-Harris, and I believe it was an 8-foot gate on the front; when they changed it and got a new one that was a 12-foot gate we were amazed. The first one must have been about 1956 or 58. No cab, the driver used to be thickly coated in dust by the end of the day if the weather had been dry and dusty. It would break down 3 or 4 times on a bad day, with the drum getting clogged or the walkers not shifting the straw out fast enough or the intake spirals or elevator belt getting clogged. The skill demanded of the driver, trying to cut the stalks as low as possible when the table height had to be set by hand and eye, was considerable. In those days the straw, when baled, was a valuable by-product and they sold all of it, especially the long wheat-straw. Later, you couldn't get decent money for it and they's burn it off where it lay in the fields, much to the annoyance of housewives in nearby towns who had washing out on the line. Most of our local farmers now seem to use Claas, but this is the UK, and they are smaller than that beast. But then, fields are MUCH smaller, and you have to move the things along public roads, through little winding country lanes; a machine that size would be totally impractical. I'd still like to see one working, close-up, but I don't imagine it would be allowed. As a kid, I used to step up on the bottom step and get a ride; I had to get off if the foreman came around, but otherwise they trusted me to keep out of the way. The golden days of high summer and childhood.
That’s awesome. Thanks for sharing. We can get a decent amount for the straw bales now. I watch clarkson farm and this thing definitely would not fit most places there.
got to demo an ideal 9 a couple years ago really nice combine have great dealer support and if decide to make change from s790s I think the ideal 9 will be a top contender
Yeah, you have to have good dealer support or it’s not worth buying anything which is why we can never buy a claas because there’s not a dealer anywhere near us. Closest one is three hours away.
Well around here that’s about average that’s what you get when you irrigate and not dryland farm. But we do have pretty good ground because we use manure to fertilize.
What year was your combine build? I drove a 2020 Ideal 9 on tracks with 40 foot mc don. Many updates where made on the ideal the last few years. What do you think about the straw quality? I think it is the best I have ever seen out of a rotary combine
Hi always an education when I watch your awesome videos. What happens to the tailings that don’t get processed by the combine and is left behind in a straight line?
Glad to see the combine is working good for you. Are the crops good this year? From the ones that we got the demo to your machine there has been almost 200 little minor improvements and changes. And I thought the early models were pretty impressive In wheat we could run away from the S-Series deere. I mean literally leave it in the dust. In corn the Fendt had such a nice sample! Great warranty and service plan behind the scenes to keep your machine nice.
Yeah, we have a five-year warranty and so far the crops have been pretty good. I think our average yield is probably around 120 bushel. Sure seems to be a great machine.
Glad you have it. The first one that had so many sensor problems that I think that went back and redid All the sensors. Hopefully they don't have to send a tech out to live in your field. I Hope they've gone to a metal fuel tank also
I feel like a lot of people commenting here only come in touch with farming when they start up their PC and start playing farming simulator, a lot of these people do not understand that this is a business which is relying on how much money goes in and out. I'm really glad you and your family are happy about the purchase even though I feel like some people here are trying to ruin the fun for you 🙃. I'm just glad you've gotten one heck of a good price on the machine it seems and that it runs good, as it is supposed to! I would like to add, I think a 40ft header is alright when u guys average around 120bu/ac cause those numbers are impressive for me, because to my knowledge farms in North America usually average way less! (It getting irrigated is a different topic to me though, due to the lowering of water lvls etc. but if the government allows you to do so, I'd do the same.) Also it seems like you got a good ACGO/Fendt dealer near you and also guys from Fendt who know how to set up a combine properly, I'm just a lil sad you couldn't get the Ideal Drive (Joystick) due to it being a demo machine, from what I've heard it's a different way of working and less exhausting. Anyways great machine! I hope you'll have a lot of fun, a great harvest, a cool fridge 🥶 (very important :D!!!) at any time and hopefully no breakdowns and just minor repairs in the next 12 years! 🛠Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🌾
There are some comments of people who use farming simulator, but I think a lot of the comments are just people wanting to learn more and as far as watering we use surface water, so we’re not draining the aquifer. And I agree a 40 foot header is just fine if we went with a bigger header we just have to go slower so it wouldn’t increase how much we can do. You have to have good dealer support in order to have any brand of machine. i’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wow, that is a beast! I was surprised that it is black considering the heat during the summers, I would think a lighter color would help to keep it all cooler over all. Well, until the dust coated everything then I suppose it doesn't really matter, lol. I saw that huge Fendt and I was reminded of a system I saw a few weeks ago, called a Nexat. I don't know if that machine can do potatoes though... If you haven't seen it in action yet, look it up(you probably already have though.) it's pretty different. Was dust in the sensor the culprit or did one of the sensors go out? I fell behind on your videos and was actually looking for an update on the water situation. I continue surfing through to see if you posted and update on it. Love the vids!
I’m glad you’re loving the videos. I also thought black was a strange choice when their tractors are red, green and white but it looks nice. The problem with that sensor was it just wasn’t quite plugged in all the way so it was a simple fix. That nexat is huge, but I don’t know if it does potatoes.
That's one incredible combine! It does so much and so fast. Nothing beats having horsepower. I think it's the first combine I've seen that also acts like a swather. It's so big, is there a general rule when you meet traffic on the more narrow roads?
Usually when we meet traffic, we try to get over as much as we can but for the most part they just have to get out of the way and as far as making windrows, every combine can actually do that but most people just shred it with the shredder on the back
@RockyMountainFarmer Well see, I just learned something new. I didn't know that other combines are able to make wind rows. I'm always ready to learn something new. 😊
so what combines have u had before this one ? good lookin machine. Neighbor got one a few yrs back, ran it one season and traded it to a x9 an still has it. may have been one of the early models with some issues
You and Chris are pretty good sized Men. I would see about shortening the ladder a few feet before I bent it crossing a ditch. Looks like the manufacturer would have made the ladder retractable like on a spray rig.
Well, the bottom step is flexible but also we don’t have any ditches or anything to cross that it would hit on, so I don’t think it will be a problem for us
Also available in red. And possibly a bit cheaper because of it. A question was asked about how you kill the crop. You answered that you stop irrigating, but I suggest that this answer is not quite correct. The crop is not killed and grain crops do not need to be. Grains are all members of the grasses or gramineae and are annuals. The seed grows into a plant that then produces a flower(s) of sorts that then becomes the head containing new seed/grain. Upon completion of filling those seeds, the plant dies off by itself and turns yellow. If you carried on watering, it would still do that. No intervention is required, unlike with Oil Seed Rape/Canola that needs spraying off or swathing first. (Cut and left in a swath to dry out before it is threshed. But that is done to ripen the seeds off evenly as the plants are very tall and the seeds at the top ripen well before the lower placed seed pods are. Similarly potatoes are sometimes sprayed off. This is done where the grower has a contract to supply potatoes of a certain size, so when they reach that size, they are sprayed off and left to let the skin set. If not sprayed, they will carry on growing untill the cold weather comes.
Nice Video. i am pretty new to this and i cant afford this in real life. why is it that the back tires of the harvester are mounted the other direction ( pointing the wrong way)? thanks for the answer. id like to understand
I was wondering the same thing. I’m not really sure. I’m sure there is a reason. I know they make an all wheel drive version so maybe it would have traction to get unstuck if you got stuck.
Its because the rear tires are a rolling tire(non powered). For a rolling tire, a tractor tire mounted backwards turns in mud better that way. Because the force "drags" the tire, versus "pulling" with a drive tire. This allows you to maintain steering in muddy conditions.
@@delbutler885 what kind of person are you telling someone to re-do his math? U don't even know what offer he got from JD or what exactly he paid for the Fendt Ideal. When he says the Fendt Ideal was 700k$ less than a comparable JD you should just go with instead of questioning his math and telling him to re-do it, what a weird answer you put out here.
@@RockyMountainFarmer nice, I've been thru there a bunch of times when I drove semi OTR. Currently I'm in western Washington and have a DEEP desire to GTF outta here! Idaho is one of my target states to move to, just having a very difficult time convincing the wife to go
I love watching the channel If you want to know what to watch for on new combine watch Mike Mitchell from last year or year before he farms 40k acres in Canada with that kind of acres you find problems alot quicker Best of luck enjoy your machine
The reason why it is going so fast is the 40 ft header is kinda small for that combine it was designed for the 45 or 50 foot header if you had a 45 or 50 foot header you wouldn’t be going as fast
Well, we take all of the straw and bail it so this header is actually plugging up because we take so much straw if we had a 50 foot header we would be going way slower
First fendt combine west of the rockies sounds to me like service is going to be an issue. No fendt technicians in the area know how that combine works.
The dealer is 20 minutes from us, and they sent their technicians to a weeklong course on these specific combines so they are very well trained and how to fix them. Every little issue that we had during harvest they came out to the field and had it fixed within an hour.
@@RockyMountainFarmer Good combine but not a fair comparison with the I9 due to age and size. The I9 is more like a CR9090 or a 9.90. What made you get an I9 over a NH ? Do you really need a Class 9 combine for 1700 acres, especially grain, not corn ?
Great awesome video , different terms ive never heard of . Must be a western thing lol its doing what it was designed for ram it in and go 4 to 5 , mike mitchell didnt have good luck with them but so far brian brown has one with just joysticks
Why not dump into the truck cutting on the go instead of dumping into a cart and then having to dump again into the truck-? Less augering of the grain means less fines in the grain. Other crops are dumped from the harvester on the go into trucks.
@@John-nc4blexhaust on a truck runs underneath the truck tractor exhaust runs out the top big difference semi hold more heat under the truck so it can start a fire tractor exhaust goes straight out the top so you don't have that heat
There aren’t very many custom cutters around here and the money we would’ve had to pay them would make a payment on the combine so we wouldn’t be saving any money at least this way we’re putting that money into an asset that we can use on the farm
3 weeks for a class 9 on 1600 acres ? My family farms in north Dakota and last year we knocked out 5800 acres of wheat and durum in 17 days with 4 class 9's and one class 8. Run one 1350 bushel and one 2000 bushel carts.
I know he had a hard time with Fendt combines but now he has John Deere and he has hard times with John Deere combines. I think he just has hard times with everything he runs.
Mike Mitchell has trouble getting his shoes tied. He can't even operate his cell phone. So taking farm advice from him is a joke. His used Ideal 9 are going great, the owners that have them haven't had any trouble. Look at the mighty Mike Mitchell have trouble with his John Deer.
Most of them quote unquote influencer channels are just garbage You had another channel that was going to show us how great the new green card is that some company dropped off. Except their combined could barely reach over the sides and the tractor could only pull it half full
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Glad to see people get their eyes open for Fendt. No one makes a tractor or combine like them.
It does work pretty good
@@RockyMountainFarmer we have been big fendt costumers here in norway. We actually test a few of their new tractors for them here in norway. Great company to work with.
For good reasons.
Might want to watch more of their videos. Like "More Breakdowns On Day 8 Of Harvest".
@@deeremeyer1749 why?
First time actually seeing one of the Fendt combines operating. Last year while on vacation I watched several of the Claas combines work. Fascinating machines.
Great video. That’s incredible all those acres in 11 days. I only have one request.. Raise that flag up like 3 more feet . You guys made us proud. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it.
One things for certain... that is a beautiful looking machine.. Wow.
It sure it
Good to see you have a top combine my favourite part of farming is watching harvest 👍👏
Well, keep watching because we have lots of videos coming. I’m glad you’re enjoying it.
Some great questions and comments, thanks for taking the time to answer and making these videos. Always enjoy them, again thank you for feeding us.
Glad you like them! I try to answer all the comments
Whoa! BEAST MODE!!! I love learning through your channel and I appreciate the genuine commentary. Some channels become a production and I appreciate the fact you just keep this channel real!
Well I’m glad you love the videos and that you’re learning some thing. I’m definitely not an actor I try to just film what we’re doing each day. Whether it’s good or bad.
@@RockyMountainFarmer Life is a bit of both at times...good and bad. Plans that work and plans that don't. Keep it up!
The beast is impressive!! Hope it treats you well through harvest.
It is very impressive so far it’s running great
I wish you many enjoyable and problem free days with your new combine investment.
Thanks
Very nice machine! First generation farmer here, glad your family have stayed true through the good times and bad. Glad to see your potato loss wasn’t a total loss and you were able to bail out the potato flake producer.
I’m glad we were able to salvage a lot of those potatoes too. It would’ve been horrible how we lost the entire cellar
Great video on agriculture technology! The potential for innovation in this field is incredible.
Great Video. Great view out of the office window!😊
Glad you liked it
I’ve watched Brian Brown Farming in Ohio and there Fent is Joy stick steering and on Tracks!
I’d Say Y’all Bought the Best!
Yeah, that is an option, but this was a demo so we just had to get what they had
Joystick controlling really is better you’ve got do much more view AND it’s so easy on the elbows as you can relax your arms on the armrest. Just takes a little getting used to.
Tracks are better in Northern Europe, Minnesota etc but maybe not in the Rockies or south.
Tracks used to be way more expensive too to maintain but nowadays tires are seriously expensive too.
@@RockyMountainFarmer i wish u and your family a reliable machine. In my opinion there is nothing wrong with a demo machine at all. its proberly been through a couple hands and i think the workshop has all the fine tuning done and hickups solved from beeing in the hands of those. 🌻🍀
It's amazing I've been a John Deere man all my life, this combine has me thinking.😮
It’s pretty awesome.
Glad to hear your success, I think they are a great machine. Run Gleaners here, great machines as well just more simpler to maintain than the Fendt machine.
I heard they just revealed the new gleaner and they’re supposed to be pretty nice
That's quite a way from the combine I used to walk alongside and watch as a kid. It was a Massey-Harris, and I believe it was an 8-foot gate on the front; when they changed it and got a new one that was a 12-foot gate we were amazed. The first one must have been about 1956 or 58. No cab, the driver used to be thickly coated in dust by the end of the day if the weather had been dry and dusty. It would break down 3 or 4 times on a bad day, with the drum getting clogged or the walkers not shifting the straw out fast enough or the intake spirals or elevator belt getting clogged. The skill demanded of the driver, trying to cut the stalks as low as possible when the table height had to be set by hand and eye, was considerable. In those days the straw, when baled, was a valuable by-product and they sold all of it, especially the long wheat-straw. Later, you couldn't get decent money for it and they's burn it off where it lay in the fields, much to the annoyance of housewives in nearby towns who had washing out on the line.
Most of our local farmers now seem to use Claas, but this is the UK, and they are smaller than that beast. But then, fields are MUCH smaller, and you have to move the things along public roads, through little winding country lanes; a machine that size would be totally impractical. I'd still like to see one working, close-up, but I don't imagine it would be allowed. As a kid, I used to step up on the bottom step and get a ride; I had to get off if the foreman came around, but otherwise they trusted me to keep out of the way. The golden days of high summer and childhood.
That’s awesome. Thanks for sharing. We can get a decent amount for the straw bales now. I watch clarkson farm and this thing definitely would not fit most places there.
A great machine, solves many human problems.
I think so, too
I’m amazed at how quiet it is in the cab.
Yeah, it’s really quiet. I was surprised too.
got to demo an ideal 9 a couple years ago really nice combine have great dealer support and if decide to make change from s790s I think the ideal 9 will be a top contender
Yeah, you have to have good dealer support or it’s not worth buying anything which is why we can never buy a claas because there’s not a dealer anywhere near us. Closest one is three hours away.
Love your new Ideal combine!
Thanks me too
I did not think 120 bushels an acre was possible. You guys have great ground.
Well around here that’s about average that’s what you get when you irrigate and not dryland farm. But we do have pretty good ground because we use manure to fertilize.
Looks like an incredible machine!
It is!
Another great video, glad you love the Fendt.
I’m glad you enjoyed it
What year was your combine build? I drove a 2020 Ideal 9 on tracks with 40 foot mc don. Many updates where made on the ideal the last few years. What do you think about the straw quality? I think it is the best I have ever seen out of a rotary combine
I think this is a 2022 it has been great. And the straw looks way better than our last combine. Especially with the dew on it.
The early ones were prone to fires but updates have resolved that issue. Other minor issues included the auger.
They are very useful for farmers like me
Yes they are
@@RockyMountainFarmer good
Should call the combine the rocky mountain ghost 😊😊🏴🏴 as it blends in with the dust
That’s pretty good thanks for watching
great looking machine
Thanks
Hi always an education when I watch your awesome videos. What happens to the tailings that don’t get processed by the combine and is left behind in a straight line?
Well, I’m glad I’m teaching some thing the straw will get bailed up and sold to the dairy to be used as bedding for the cows
never seen a wheel line before kinda cool looking.
There are lots of them out here
Good video good to see y'all
I’m glad you enjoyed it
Glad to see the combine is working good for you.
Are the crops good this year?
From the ones that we got the demo to your machine there has been almost 200 little minor improvements and changes. And I thought the early models were pretty impressive
In wheat we could run away from the S-Series deere. I mean literally leave it in the dust.
In corn the Fendt had such a nice sample!
Great warranty and service plan behind the scenes to keep your machine nice.
Yeah, we have a five-year warranty and so far the crops have been pretty good. I think our average yield is probably around 120 bushel. Sure seems to be a great machine.
@@RockyMountainFarmer 120 bushel wheat?! That would be super fun to combine
Glad you have it. The first one that had so many sensor problems that I think that went back and redid All the sensors. Hopefully they don't have to send a tech out to live in your field. I Hope they've gone to a metal fuel tank also
So far it’s been working great
I feel like a lot of people commenting here only come in touch with farming when they start up their PC and start playing farming simulator, a lot of these people do not understand that this is a business which is relying on how much money goes in and out. I'm really glad you and your family are happy about the purchase even though I feel like some people here are trying to ruin the fun for you 🙃. I'm just glad you've gotten one heck of a good price on the machine it seems and that it runs good, as it is supposed to! I would like to add, I think a 40ft header is alright when u guys average around 120bu/ac cause those numbers are impressive for me, because to my knowledge farms in North America usually average way less! (It getting irrigated is a different topic to me though, due to the lowering of water lvls etc. but if the government allows you to do so, I'd do the same.) Also it seems like you got a good ACGO/Fendt dealer near you and also guys from Fendt who know how to set up a combine properly, I'm just a lil sad you couldn't get the Ideal Drive (Joystick) due to it being a demo machine, from what I've heard it's a different way of working and less exhausting. Anyways great machine! I hope you'll have a lot of fun, a great harvest, a cool fridge 🥶 (very important :D!!!) at any time and hopefully no breakdowns and just minor repairs in the next 12 years!
🛠Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🌾
There are some comments of people who use farming simulator, but I think a lot of the comments are just people wanting to learn more and as far as watering we use surface water, so we’re not draining the aquifer. And I agree a 40 foot header is just fine if we went with a bigger header we just have to go slower so it wouldn’t increase how much we can do. You have to have good dealer support in order to have any brand of machine. i’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wow, that is a beast! I was surprised that it is black considering the heat during the summers, I would think a lighter color would help to keep it all cooler over all. Well, until the dust coated everything then I suppose it doesn't really matter, lol.
I saw that huge Fendt and I was reminded of a system I saw a few weeks ago, called a Nexat. I don't know if that machine can do potatoes though... If you haven't seen it in action yet, look it up(you probably already have though.) it's pretty different.
Was dust in the sensor the culprit or did one of the sensors go out?
I fell behind on your videos and was actually looking for an update on the water situation. I continue surfing through to see if you posted and update on it.
Love the vids!
I’m glad you’re loving the videos. I also thought black was a strange choice when their tractors are red, green and white but it looks nice. The problem with that sensor was it just wasn’t quite plugged in all the way so it was a simple fix. That nexat is huge, but I don’t know if it does potatoes.
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Well, I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
Do you have the grain on contract for fall delivery? Or do you have bins to store it.
It’s contracted and delivered directly to the mill
You have GORGEOUS grain trucks holy moley!! What brand is that!
The trucks are from a local company we use to haul it in. I think they are Kenworth and peterbuilt with trinity beds
That's one incredible combine! It does so much and so fast. Nothing beats having horsepower. I think it's the first combine I've seen that also acts like a swather.
It's so big, is there a general rule when you meet traffic on the more narrow roads?
Usually when we meet traffic, we try to get over as much as we can but for the most part they just have to get out of the way and as far as making windrows, every combine can actually do that but most people just shred it with the shredder on the back
@RockyMountainFarmer Well see, I just learned something new. I didn't know that other combines are able to make wind rows. I'm always ready to learn something new. 😊
Wow its amazing that you post video quickly hope that this will work great and what is the average per acre i enjoy this video
I’m not sure what our averages yet probably around 100 to 120 bushel is my guess
so what combines have u had before this one ? good lookin machine. Neighbor got one a few yrs back, ran it one season and traded it to a x9 an still has it. may have been one of the early models with some issues
We used to have a new Holland, CR 9060
Good looking machine. How many bushels per acre are you stripping? Is all your wheat growing country reticulated?
I think we are averaging around 120 bushels per acre and all of our land is irrigated.
Growing up, we had a JD 45 bagger, with PTO, 5’ or 6’ cut.
How long do you think it would take to do 1600 acres?😀
Probably about six months
Wrong model, I think the 45 was self-propelled
Will you be bailing your straw and if so do you use large squares or rounds?😊
We will be bailing it, and they are big square bales
You and Chris are pretty good sized Men. I would see about shortening the ladder a few feet before I bent it crossing a ditch. Looks like the manufacturer would have made the ladder retractable like on a spray rig.
Well, the bottom step is flexible but also we don’t have any ditches or anything to cross that it would hit on, so I don’t think it will be a problem for us
Nice Fendt
Thanks
With what the machine lays in the back in a row can it be bailed to feed cows
They use it for bedding for cows
Do you plant both hard red and soft white wheat?
We only plant hard, red spring We’re too busy in the fall to plant fall wheat
Also available in red. And possibly a bit cheaper because of it. A question was asked about how you kill the crop. You answered that you stop irrigating, but I suggest that this answer is not quite correct. The crop is not killed and grain crops do not need to be. Grains are all members of the grasses or gramineae and are annuals. The seed grows into a plant that then produces a flower(s) of sorts that then becomes the head containing new seed/grain. Upon completion of filling those seeds, the plant dies off by itself and turns yellow. If you carried on watering, it would still do that. No intervention is required, unlike with Oil Seed Rape/Canola that needs spraying off or swathing first. (Cut and left in a swath to dry out before it is threshed. But that is done to ripen the seeds off evenly as the plants are very tall and the seeds at the top ripen well before the lower placed seed pods are. Similarly potatoes are sometimes sprayed off. This is done where the grower has a contract to supply potatoes of a certain size, so when they reach that size, they are sprayed off and left to let the skin set. If not sprayed, they will carry on growing untill the cold weather comes.
They're definitely better now after agco sorred the issues out
Yeah, this one ran great. We didn’t really have that many complaints.
@@RockyMountainFarmer fortunately the issues you had could occur on any branded machine
Why is it chucking all the swarf in to the rear wheels won’t that mess up the bearing and also sand blast effect on on the inner edge of the tyre
It’s just hitting the top of the tire
came here from searching for farming simulator 25 🤣
But thanx to the game i know what they are doing
Hope you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
That must be one of the slightly older machines with the unloading auger barely clearing the cart. The new machines apparently swing much higher
Could be I think this is a 2022 model that was a demo last year
Nice Video. i am pretty new to this and i cant afford this in real life. why is it that the back tires of the harvester are mounted the other direction ( pointing the wrong way)? thanks for the answer. id like to understand
I was wondering the same thing. I’m not really sure. I’m sure there is a reason. I know they make an all wheel drive version so maybe it would have traction to get unstuck if you got stuck.
Its because the rear tires are a rolling tire(non powered). For a rolling tire, a tractor tire mounted backwards turns in mud better that way. Because the force "drags" the tire, versus "pulling" with a drive tire. This allows you to maintain steering in muddy conditions.
Brian farms bought one this year and they seem to like it
Yeah, it seems to be an amazing machine
Unloading auger and grain cart. Boom is weird
Just signed up 👍👍 You have got the best machine on the market 👍👍
I think so too. Welcome to the channel
can you get a clip of the grain coming in the bin on the harvester, from the window in the cab?
I tried to get a clip of it going in, but the window is so dirty. It didn’t work I may have to put my GoPro in there.
they are nice combines those ideal
It sure seems to be a nice combine
Not bad !
Thanks
In Oklahoma we call the wheel line sprinklers a side roll.
Somebody commented that and I wasn’t sure what they were talking about but now that makes sense
Huge difference between a side roll and a pivot!
@@glennspreeman1634 I know he was referring to a side roll. We have plenty of pivots too. In now we don't hardly have any side sprinklers
Nice machine, your mostly green, what was the main decision you bought Fendt over jd.
The main reason was the price to get a comparable John Deere. It’s about $700,000 more.
@@RockyMountainFarmer Re do your math. That Agco combine isn't 700 k cheaper than a 800,000 dollar Deere.
@delbutler885 the deere is over a million
@@delbutler885 what kind of person are you telling someone to re-do his math? U don't even know what offer he got from JD or what exactly he paid for the Fendt Ideal. When he says the Fendt Ideal was 700k$ less than a comparable JD you should just go with instead of questioning his math and telling him to re-do it, what a weird answer you put out here.
@@Tranlockholy crap man he said they paid 700 k. A s790 is running 6-650 us dollars. X9 demos are about 7-800 k. So maybe 100 k less
It never ends, bigger combine now you need a bigger cart, what did you have to do to fix the wheel sensor?
It actually was just not quite plugged in all the way
@@RockyMountainFarmer love the simple fixes!
What’d you give for it? Full price? Lease? Or a gimme for your videos.
Well, a new one is 700,000 but because this was a demo we got it for quite a bit less but it’s finance for like 12 years
Are you bailing the straw that the combine leaves?
Yes we are
If you think the Fendt Ideal 9 is good. Then you need to try the Claas Lexion 8900
Can’t there are no dealers here
Sweet! Work hard and you'll get stuff so that you produce more while working just as hard lol.
What part of Idaho yall in?
We are in Shelley in eastern Idaho
@@RockyMountainFarmer nice, I've been thru there a bunch of times when I drove semi OTR. Currently I'm in western Washington and have a DEEP desire to GTF outta here! Idaho is one of my target states to move to, just having a very difficult time convincing the wife to go
awesome!
Glad you think so!
Apparently they've resolved the rear chopper issue so it quit breaking and plugging on a daily bases.
They must have because we haven’t had a problem. We also don’t chop our straw. We put it in windows and bail it.
@@RockyMountainFarmer good luck with the rest of harvest.
Will the straw be baled?? That would be an amazing amount of bales!
Yes, it will all be bailed and there will be about 4000 bales
@@RockyMountainFarmerWas going to ask the same 😊
I love watching the channel If you want to know what to watch for on new combine watch Mike Mitchell from last year or year before he farms 40k acres in Canada with that kind of acres you find problems alot quicker Best of luck enjoy your machine
Well, I’m glad you love watching the channel.
What was cure for the gps problem, watching from Northern Ireland 🇬🇧🇬🇧
The wheel sensor wasn’t plugged in all the way. Thanks for watching
The reason why it is going so fast is the 40 ft header is kinda small for that combine it was designed for the 45 or 50 foot header if you had a 45 or 50 foot header you wouldn’t be going as fast
Well, we take all of the straw and bail it so this header is actually plugging up because we take so much straw if we had a 50 foot header we would be going way slower
First fendt combine west of the rockies sounds to me like service is going to be an issue. No fendt technicians in the area know how that combine works.
The dealer is 20 minutes from us, and they sent their technicians to a weeklong course on these specific combines so they are very well trained and how to fix them. Every little issue that we had during harvest they came out to the field and had it fixed within an hour.
Need bigger grain carts soon
This one is doing just fine
Grain and boom… I’ve never heard those 2 words used in that context before.
Yeah, I say things a little bit different
Have you ever flown a space craft as you stated
Nope but I can imagine
What model was your New Holland combine ?
It was a CR9060
@@RockyMountainFarmer Good combine but not a fair comparison with the I9 due to age and size. The I9 is more like a CR9090 or a 9.90.
What made you get an I9 over a NH ?
Do you really need a Class 9 combine for 1700 acres, especially grain, not corn ?
Short rows and side rolls.... Productivity killers.
Definitely true
Great awesome video , different terms ive never heard of . Must be a western thing lol its doing what it was designed for ram it in and go 4 to 5 , mike mitchell didnt have good luck with them but so far brian brown has one with just joysticks
I’m glad you liked it. I feel like Mike Mitchell has problems with everything.
@@RockyMountainFarmer honestly hes too picky about things .
What was your moisture? Looks dry.
It is definitely dry. I think we’re running about 9% moisture.
@@RockyMountainFarmer Great. Good for you.
Nice Combine, Why dont you put a 45 or 50 foot header on it?
Well, this header was a demo header so it was a lot less
@@RockyMountainFarmer I see, you gotta do what makes sense to stay in this business.
How does it compare to a John Deere 1100 combine?
The people I know who run a Deere are not that impressed by the Deere. And for the price it is a much better value.
@@RockyMountainFarmer and some of John Deere is moving to Mexico to?
True
if u have 500 bushel on the combine and u r unloading on the go u should have another 25 or so bushel to unload.
True
What is the cost of the new FENDT. Header and all.?🤔
Brand new I think it’s around 700,000. Which, for this size of combine is more affordable than any other brand.
No matter how fast you say it 700,000 is a lot of money 😮
Yeah, there’s not really affordable options out there anymore. Everything‘s getting so expensive.
Is that spring or winter wheat
It’s spring
Why not dump into the truck cutting on the go instead of dumping into a cart and then having to dump again into the truck-?
Less augering of the grain means less fines in the grain.
Other crops are dumped from the harvester on the go into trucks.
You don’t take trucks into the field because then you risk lighting the field on fire with a hot engine that’s really close to the ground
@@RockyMountainFarmer Tractor engines are about the same height as truck engines from the ground.
@@John-nc4blexhaust on a truck runs underneath the truck tractor exhaust runs out the top big difference semi hold more heat under the truck so it can start a fire tractor exhaust goes straight out the top so you don't have that heat
@@alvinbecker7619 Thanks for the reply and it makes sense.
just curious to know how much this beauty cost
Brand new there around 700,000 but this was a demo so we got it for a lot less
@@RockyMountainFarmer really awesome deal dude much love from India
Who runs the combine ?
Currently, there are three of us who know how, but Christopher is in it most of the time
Where does the wheat go to?
We take it to the mill directly
What a glorious monster!!
Not too sure about the funny green tractor. Time for a 1050 maybe
Yeah, it’s a pretty nice combine. It’s hard to justify a new tractor when we have one that’s paid off.
Time to invest in a bigger grain cart now
Yeah, we will see how this year goes. So far it’s working out just fine.
Do you guys bale up that straw?
Yes we do
that’s one bad mamma jamma
It sure is
What are the wheel lines for
For irrigation
@@RockyMountainFarmer Iv never seen one, just pivots
Well I’m glad I could show you one
15:30 I like to see pictures of cars selling well. Do you specialize in selling this harvesting machine?
Well, I’m not a salesman I am a farmer, so I don’t sell anything but crops
wow
Custom cutters are the way to go. Could’ve saved a bunch of money paying them to come in and cut instead of buying a combine. Less labor and time too.
There aren’t very many custom cutters around here and the money we would’ve had to pay them would make a payment on the combine so we wouldn’t be saving any money at least this way we’re putting that money into an asset that we can use on the farm
3 weeks for a class 9 on 1600 acres ? My family farms in north Dakota and last year we knocked out 5800 acres of wheat and durum in 17 days with 4 class 9's and one class 8. Run one 1350 bushel and one 2000 bushel carts.
That’s pretty good
You gotta get go pro mounts.
I have some I’m planning on using them in another episode, so keep watching
👍 from Iowa
Well, thanks for watching
Great awesome video , different terms ive never heard of . Must be a western thing lol
It probably is
Check out Mike Mitchell post harvest update on the Fendt from two years ago
I know he had a hard time with Fendt combines but now he has John Deere and he has hard times with John Deere combines. I think he just has hard times with everything he runs.
Yep. The guy that bought his Fendt is very happy.
Mike Mitchell has trouble getting his shoes tied. He can't even operate his cell phone. So taking farm advice from him is a joke. His used Ideal 9 are going great, the owners that have them haven't had any trouble. Look at the mighty Mike Mitchell have trouble with his John Deer.
Most of them quote unquote influencer channels are just garbage
You had another channel that was going to show us how great the new green card is that some company dropped off. Except their combined could barely reach over the sides and the tractor could only pull it half full