Shopping For a New Combine
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- In the video dad and I go visit a few area dealers looking for a new combine. We checkout CaseIH, New Holland , Claas, Gleaner and John Deere
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Well, The videos have certainly helped you demo combines. You know what you like, and what you need. It's good to see that you are colorblind. I've always liked simplicity. When you're in the field, you make money. When you're not in the field, you spend money. Good dealer support can just make the decision for you.
I lived in Indiana for a year 78-79. During that time Arby`s put up a fast food restaurant. Oh I was in love.....The rostbeef sandwich, sooo good. Lots of season greetings to all over their from Sweden.
Good thinking , cost , maintenance , complexity , ease of operation , cup holders , head adaptability , but you failed to mention , power ladder !! 🥳
Great video , Dax is going to be a star . 👍🇬🇧
Thanks for watching
👍 Claas 👍👍👍👍 the best and most reliable combine
The 2588 in front is one of the best machines IH ever made👍🚜
Tim Allen grunt at the end nice !!! More power
nice day of shopping,, very nice combines out there
Just got back from from a road trip. Combine shopping myself. North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and then Missouri. Then repeated the trip back over 4 days. Ended up with a JD 9770 out of Illinois. I bought it and paid shipping cheaper than i could get one closer to home. Condition was better and hrs was lower.
Brian, I wanted to wish you and your family a Meery Christmas.
Please tell your Dad that your Mom is in our prayers. My Father-in-law had the disease. Its painful for all the family.
Merry Christmas to all your family.
Looking forward to many videos of that new 8800 Claas 😉
Lol that’s a bit over kill for us a 7500 would fit the bill
Whatever dealer takes the best care of you is definitely they way to go. Ohio ag just recently opened a location local to us in lima so I think there will be alot more agco in the fields in the near future.
Thank you for sharing your shopping with us. Can't wait to see what combine you and your dad get.. LOL I'm hoping it's red! We do over 10,000 of custom work then probably two thousand acres over our own . We have a 2018 8240 case international. We have a 6 row and eight row and a 12 row corn head. We have a 40 foot flex head for barley wheat and beans. We have tried a lot of machines and the case is the only thing that keeps on pushing through the seasons. But thanks for sharing with us can't wait to see your decision
I see Bob in his new Gleaner soon.
I agree with you.
A great day to shop
big purchase for sure...u guys must have a very large farm
So I'm not the only one sitting around on a Friday evening watching RUclips!!
A red, white and green harvesting machine is all you need (will probably match the Xmas decorations as well)
I figured a Gleaner was in the Brown farm future. Looks like a simple, easy to maintain, cost effective combine that is very productive. Good luck with whatever you choose.
Good Luck!..go on and get the Gleaner for Dad..Merry Christmas to you and family
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Agreed👍
Agreed
if he don't his viewers will vanish.
Man im excited too see what Combine you guyz get!!🤘 Happy Holidays!! Be Safe and Blessed!🙏🙏🎄🎄⛄ P.S. New Holland looks amazing!! With tracks!! Lol
If you guys do seriously consider a Case make sure u get an extended wear option. The std wear doesn’t seem to last anymore with these higher corn yields and larger heads nowadays. We demo’d both a 8250 and a s780 this year. Both are impressive machines!!
Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to y’all!!
Also Brian I've heard hydraulic drive is somewhere around 15%-30% less efficient than belt drive. Not sure how accurate that is. We run 2 case 8240's and have had great luck with them! Very nice combines and we have never really had issues with hydraulic lines. I feel like belts are harder to replace and require more maintenance
What a tease!
Brian,Claas still very hard to beat.👍
I think your Dad would be satisfied with a Gleaner. I think he has mind already set. Lol!!. Brian great content as always, keep them coming, catchya at the next one. Be safe!!
Hopeing you get the gleaner, thanks
From a mechanical efficiency perspective, belts transfer energy more efficiently than chains and sprockets, then gears, then hydraulics...
I say it’s the Gleaner the old man loves them you could tell when they demoed earlier this year they seem very competitive with the other brands and seem easier to maintenance
Super series Gleaner all the way! 😎👍
You've got one expensive decision to make...your dad along with every farmer has that moment of expensive upgrade...I'm no farmer but with all the uncertainty I'd wait one more year..but you've done well with out are opinions..Enjoy the Holidays
Gleaner for sure
That's pretty awesome you guys looked at all colors and worked through what would work instead of being set on one brand. Hope it's the Gleaner but be interested in seeing what you guys worked out.
SO 😎😎😎 Dax can come with Dad & Grand Pa combine shopping!!!! WOW!! Merry Christmas!!
Mayer farm equipment is top notch sales service and parts
I'd buy a Claas because of your head situation and the way they thresh grain! I've never seen or ran a Fendt
If you do get a newer combine I know it will be a nice machine merry Christmas and god bless
I'm Shooting for a Gleaner Combine for PAPPY on Christmas Eve Awesome Video Brian your Son is So Amazing KOOL!!!
Merry Christmas to your families
It’s sure fun watching how other people farm and make decisions.
Thanks for taking us along with you on your shopping trip Brian. I'll admit to being curious.
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Congratulations on your new Gleaner!! 😉😂
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Quality time with your dad though I'll bet he enjoyed every minute of shopping with you
Another great vlog, Brian. Really nice to see three generations out on the town. 💜
Glad you are keeping your options open and looking at productivity, performance, ease of maintenance and cost of ownership. I did the same thing when I bought my new semi tractor a few years ago. When making large investments in equipment you have to look at all of that , since it's not really a purchase that you can afford to have broke down or be replacing every couple of years. Another thing to pay attention to is parts availability (are they on hand, how quickly you can get them). There's nothing worse than thinking, there's no reason the common parts shouldn't be on hand, only to find out that you have to wait days or weeks to get them.
Dax has a great smile.
Good Luck, I’ve had both Gleaner’s and Deere. Gleaner’s were always easier to work on and usually cheaper to run, the Deere always seemed to be way ahead capacity wise and much better in tough conditions. Never ran a CaseIh rotary, but many people swear by them. I’d love to see Dad get a new Gleaner, he really seemed to enjoy running it. Neighbors just traded 2 Deere’s (9500 & 9610 with 8 row corn head on a low hour S680 with tracks and a 12 row Capella folding corn head. Two grain carts and 3 semi’s can’t keep up in 220-260 bu corn with it. Merry Christmas to the Brown Families!
That could easily be the haul or lines we kept up with a 680 and 780 with one cart and 3 trucks in 200 b/a corn we ran our asses off but dumping in our leg hauling 3 miles its can be done most times there was a load ready when you get back to the field and you are humping all day but its been done for sure our problem was filling the leg and over flow bin then we would have to haul to the elevator for a bit or go take a afternoon nap and let things catch up
@@kreigmoore9126 - they have two older 500 bu grain carts and about a 10 mile trip to there storage farm and seem to be limited on wet storage as well. We’ve kept our semi driver do the same when we’re close to home, 2 8820 Deere’s with 8 row corn heads and no cart driver that day and as soon as he could get back to the field, 2nd semi was full and both combines full and waiting to dump. Shelled a bunch of corn that weekend.
It is very big decision I’am little Deere swayed as I worked for them for 10 years but ran N 6 in the 80’s and was impressed with it
Hope it‘s a new Claas Lexion. A class 8 Lexion just outrun a class 10 X9 Deere in corn, set a new unofficial world record. The Lexions are hard to beat!
source?
Watch this video on time 7:05 . You can see Deere outruns Claas: ruclips.net/video/OllSNpW7_Vw/видео.html have to say tho. the channel is deere focused and wouldnt film a video if deere wouldnt win
@@biobauer8 facebook.com/CLAAS.NorthAmerica/photos/a.657882914275685/3803358796394732/?type=3
Gleaner or Claas Lexion is my prediction. Heavier bet on the Gleaner. Simplicity and cost of maintenance makes Gleaner the favorite. JD and CaseIH are nice, but those auger beds look like a nightmare if those fail. Good luck with the decision, and hope you get or got a killer deal!!!
The new 8000 series claas are crazy good. We ran two 8900s over in the uk
It will be neat to see what you and your dad got for a combine.
Nice to see combine shopping video
You already have the best Brian with the Claas, so better sticking with them than going backwards 😊😊
Happy Christmas to all the family, and hopefully a prosperous 2021.
( Definitely be prosperous with a Claas) 👍👍
Just keep demo ing combines and you'll never have to buy one 😉
Big decisions good luck 👍
They are all shiny when there new lol 😆
Dealer support is always a huge issue when purchasing equipment. I’ve owned JD combines since 1974. They have been good and dealers are close.
Share when it's parked beside the grain bins ...... 👍
Red or silver can't go wrong 😊
As an northern European it’s nice to an American farmer using some non American equipment, in your case Claas combines. Here in Denmark it’s probably the most popular combine brand. I hope Claas got re-elected but it could be interesting with Gleaner as well.
i run a 9250 and i absolutely love the hyd over belts on mine it’s absolutely amazing and so much more power in green beans i don’t have to slow down because my fan or my rotor won’t turn fast enough
My guess is the Gleaner would be at the top of the list , enjoy , stay safe ! Bob
I really like the fact they you checked all brands to see what works best for you and didn't just go with the same color* you run at the moment. I always believe you shouldn't be too much brand loyal because you start to miss good deals, even if some particular brand worked best for you 10 years ago it doesn't mean it is still the best choice.
or it was because you can't get same color class anymore :D
Can't wait to see what you go with!
I hope you buy a Gleaner. The S series have a 7 Cy Sisu. Merry Christmas ,Happy New Yr. Safe Travels. Love your Videos. You are one of my Favorite Utubers.
Seeing the old gleaner R40 brought back memories. I hated that machine. Air cooled engine with not enough hp to get the job done. Guess it was ok in it’s day but as acres got larger, finally switched to a Deere.
I think duetz turned a lot of customers away from gleaner with those air cooled engines
@@joakrage3972 I was just going to say the same thing.
Looked like the Mayer store in Jeffersonville. Have not been there in 20 years, but looks like they still have tonnes of nice equipment!
We’re on our 3rd case combine never had any major issues run an 18 20 and 40ft draper on ours. Case 8250
were looking at 1 wich we might replace the deere with is a case combine plus if we trade the deere for case combine we be getting a free $15,000 cash rebate
That case look pretty good when we wish you and your family a Merry Christmas keep those videos coming
Only the best, to All the Brown family! Memories of our families first Christmas, with My father way sick with Alz, and In a home. Are vary fresh, it’s not easy. Merry Christmas
One stop shopping at silver city aka Gleaner Town.
To me it’s heaven.
Get the Gleaner !!
Most important decision of the day where do we eat. I can hear that conversation in my mind. "Where do you want to go?" "I don't know, what do you feel like eating?" Followed by a listing of every fast food place in the area!
It’s a good thing you guys get to spend on a combine I ain’t got the money
lol Tim Allen at the of the video 👌🏼
Home improvement was a favorite at the brown house
Gleaner for pops. Have a great Christmas and new yr to u and the whole family.
Wish the Brown family a Merry Christmas!
Green is gold but a Gleaner is better. Merry Christmas to you and your family. God bless the farmer
Brian talk to Wes one lonely farmer on a new holland corn beans. Call Welkers case wheat soybeans Tony fast ag case combine. Just a suggestion.
Fun stuff. Nothing better than pricing out machines, something to work for. Great content as always bud 😎
Good video. You know when I was your sons age running to the dealership with my Dad usually got me a new toy trator or price of machinery. How about that Dad. Any way, what ever you decide will be the best for your operation.
That case looked pretty good.
till it turns pink.
Brian, remember that nothing runs like a Deere, and nothing smells like a john! Dax, I'm with you. I'm 61 years old and still have and collect die cast toy tractors. Most of mine are red!
Still think Claas is the best combine out of all of them. But with two green ones in the shed at the moment getting gone through, it's hard not to think of the Gleaner and wonder if they truly are easier to work on.
Might be finding out
Come on Gleaner! I have been looking for one myself.
Thanks fella's , make a day. Good luck.
Good luck in picking your next combine for the browns farm.
NOOOOOOOO ! NOT GREEN !!!! Anything but that !!! New Holland looks good !!!!
I like that you shared with us what the parameters are you take into consideration as you weigh the different options. Have you thought about fuel consumption per ton of grain harvested or gallons of fuel per acre in each of the crops, or something like that, or is that part of your cost of ownership calculation?
Yeah I was figuring that in performance
Can't wait to see the brand of combine you buy it's always fun to watch n learn from your videos
Hope you boys find a combine nice video
The Case is great combine,
I worked at a case IH dealership 30 years ago and there combines were simple and easy to work on and done a fantastic job harvesting grain compared to the John Deere that I had
Everyone is upgrading! I think Zach from MN is also looking to upgrade his combine. Cole just upgraded! Now Brian is next.
How's it going . Good stuff
Best wishes on making that decision as it is a tough one due the complexity of all the issues involved not least the dealer support available.
left farm in 1970 when a tree fell on my dad and he was instantly 8ft under..the farm equipment today is so much more advanced, unbelievable
The only thing you worry about is just you said it has fit your operation price service and warranty good luck to you in what ever you choose