45ft Humdinger CHAIN DISC HARROW & Case IH 420 STEIGER Tractor
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2020
- Big tractor Power is out in the field with a new 45ft Humdinger 455 CDH chain disk harrow and 420 hp Case IH STEIGER 420 tractor. This video takes viewers out in the field with th 45ft tillage implement to see how it works the soil and viewers spend time in the 420 hp tractor cab to see how it operates.
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Now that there is what you call a real HUMDINGER for sure!
Finally the old sayin has new meaning...lol
I'm sitting here with my jaw on the ground. 45 years I'm a farmer and this thing has me amazed.....never heard of them before. I WANT ONE!!! :)
They do a nice job. Fast and efficient in working the surface to warn it up and incorporate residue ahead of planting.
@@bigtractorpower I priced them last night.....I don't think Santa will be bringing me one anytime soon. :(
I guess the 35 folk who don't like this don't eat food. Where was this back in 1964? Could've used it big time. Very nice pieces of equipment that make life a whole lot easier. Very cool stuff. Thanks for posting.
In these crazy times your videos are a creat escape from it all. Keep up the great work.
Boss; "Great looking tractor design. Where'd you hide the muffler?"
Engineer; "DAMNIT!"
Such a simple yet effective implement 🤠🤠
It can cover allot of ground fast.
Excellently presented, very good voice at the right speed of explanation. Great idea, as I see the chains are not driven, turning by the component of the dragging force of earth. And the best: No Music!!!
Wow, that's a real...humdinger.
Love to see some Big Buds.
Great video Jason, the harrows make a good seed bed. We have a Video 8 months ago on our farm in Australia, "Kelly' Diamond Harrow Working Sunflower Stalks. Thanks for the work you put into producing these great, informative videos, stay safe and have a wonderful day.
Talk about a name you’ll never forget humdinger
Thank you for the close up.
Thank you for getting "personal" with that harrow, I was impressed with the chain "axle", very different!
Humdinger of a video & interesting implement which looks very effective. Very nice tractor to!!!
Looks easy to fix also It looks like it does a good job So simple.
those smaller steigers are awesome
ARE THEY, though ?!? 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Another fine video!
Wow that thing is so wide. Awesome to see it fold like that. Incredible vid btp
That case IH is really nice.
Hi from a farmer in Israel
HUMMMMMMDINGAAAAAA !!!!
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Amazing machinery.
amazing piece of kit
An outstanding tillage team!
Thank you for watching.
Looks like an improvement of the 1960s "Do All".
Another catchy name.
It is a nice setup and it does a great job👍
I really like take setup nice tractor and harrow
This is something I have never seen before. An amazing implement. Seems simple enough but I wonder how you change out a disk if one get damaged. Thanks for showing this video. I had no idea something like this existed.
i guess you change out the whole chain section when all discs get small. but if 1 disc break you can weld on a new one by welding 2 parts toghether.. but i dont think they break wery often on regular sand and dirt fields, where there are no big rocks they can catch hold on
I guessing how even there wearing will be. Pretty even wear throughout the chain. The Kelly Diamond harrow can unlink the chain and unbolt the disc from the chain to put a new one on. I’ve met farmers though the humdinger would work because if one disc is bad the whole chain is getting replaced.
Like these short winded videos... Just the Facts !!!!!!!!!1
That was cool 😎😎😎😎
Thanks for the closeup of the mechanicals of the machine...I wonder who was the idea man behind this machine.
nice vid bro
Sweet
Very nice great stream sir Mike from DWARF WORKS
Great implement, nice video BTP
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Great entertainment while I’m stuck inside during stay at home rules.
What a Humdinger for sure I just wish I wasn't non-essential right now
I am not a farmer, I live in the city. I do love equipment and have an equipment operator background for 20 years the. Drove city bus for 23 years. I enjoyed the video and it was fascinating to see how this disking system works. Love to see the Case pulling unit works, is it still called a Tractor? Being a city boy I have no clue. Hope you sell lots.
nice way to incorporate dry fertilizer
i love the videos
Thank you for watching.
Man, he is haulin the mail. Must be rolling close to 10 mph. Covering the acres, git er done!!!!
Ok, 8.5 mph.
problem we have here in central dakotas if we use implements like that to break down stubble and stalks a few hrs days and we get high wind and it piles the stubble and stalks into the fence lines or road ditches
Good implement for stubble residues . Similar to the Kelly Chain built in South Australia 🇦🇺 ...
I think it's identical.. They sell those here in America as well
deangelo pack ... yeah they look very much the same , looks as though the Humdinger may have a heavier frame ?
@@jeromecandeloro5847 The joke with the humdinger when they were out at first was you could take the money you saved over the kelly harrow and buy a welder to mount on the humdinger. Theyve probably beefed it up by now.
It’s copied off of a Kelly and they are junk compared to a Kelly
Why not no till?
You mentioned that they were working the top 1-2". Is that the max depth of a chain disk harrow? What kind of price tag does that implement command?
Over working the headland?
How big and how many rocks are in these fields? Here in Northeast Iowa we tend to have very hard and numerous blue rocks. high speeds are implement killers.
It looks like when the discs break or wear out you need to replace the entire chain? 😬
just think, they used to do that with a team of mules, hiyaa, getti up Jack, getti up Belle, puli you mules pull.
that big tractor sounds like a diesel locomotive when it passes.
It's the first time who I have ever met this type of implementation
It's great than simply. I think if it work with a fewer angle could increase its depth in the soil! What do you think?
marco tof to shallow for me, I’ll keep my soil finisher.
The exhaust on these new tractors weigh as much as my 3020
wonder how long before those blades wear out ? looks expensive to replace that heavy chain n blade set
I'm interested in how it connects to the frame.is there a bearing??& can you get different size blades
I wondered the same , also are those discs ready for replacement? they look quite small
We can’t get by 6.5 mph out of ours. The wings bounce really bad
First
Wow
Thank you for watching.
Which was the first made it or the kelly diamond harrow
Kelly diamond was first.
Great video but that beeping on the ends turning around would probably drive me crazy
For only light residue correct
It can work through corn stalks. It is used to work the top 1/2 inch of soil and mix it with residue to warm the seed bed and encourage decay of crop material.
very similar to the flex tine implement only they had tines instead of disck
Dosent Kelley make the chain disc?
They sure do. I have several Kelley Diamond Harrow videos here on Big Tractor Power.
Is this on Hunt Farms i know they run alot of Case IH equipment
Yes.
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How would it do in some chiseled plowed ground?
I think it's a "finishing" style implement. Next the planter.
Why overlap so much? I see it on all the diamond harrow videos?
I think for a fast fix it's just okay how would it do on hard ground I don't think it would be that good with that said count me out
I hope the owner knows a good welder or is proficient at welding himself because Humdingers break all to pieces after a couple of years. Kelly diamond harrows are the best chain harrows in the world.
boomerang379 Have you had troubles with a Humdinger in the past?
Is there a tractor to go with that muffler?
Hey. I know where Lubbock is. I live near it but I don’t think I knew these were built there. Don’t see many farmers using them, or least I dont
This was the first time I ever saw this chain disc. The Kelly Diamond Harrow which is similar but painted green is a big seller here. I like finding different machines like this.
@@bigtractorpower I know one farmer near me that has one, not sure which brand, and 2 others that might have one but that's it. Though part of it might be we most of the fields in our area are small so it would be a lot of turning around.
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wouldn't it be a huge pain in the ass to replace a disc if it broke in the middle of the row ?
It's made out of heavier steel than a disk blade
Good video, however, that chain apparatus will be just a novelty. Maintenance costs will be through the roof and you aren't getting a whole lot of work done for the fuel you are burning.
The chain discs are very popular where I live. One farmer I know had had his five years. He has never had any issues or down time. It replaced two 30ft turbo tills and he can stay several hundred acres of his planter.
Its been the most popular implement in this area for the last 10 years. Its past the novelty stage.
@@bigtractorpower I stand humbly corrected...
So wouldn't the chain harrow disc be considered vertical tillage?
Shouldn´t think so because it shears the top layer of the soil off, which is not supposed to happen with vertical tillage as far as I understand it.
Yes
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A blatantl copy of Kelly chain harrow which is an Australian invention.
Why doesn’t Humdinger build a shallow field cultivator on the front edge of those chains. It seems like there is too much left over green trash!
Profondità di lavoro 1 cm🤣🤦🏻♂️
To me this is wasted effort no till right into no cover that is no cover. Corn stalks after 250 bu crop then we can get serious about doing something constructive