3,000 Acre Corn Field Harvested by CASE IH 9250 Combines
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- In this video Big Tractor Power spends time out in a 3,000 acre corn field with two 550 hp 410 bu CASE IH 9250 Axial-Flow Combines equipped with 4416 16 row corn heads. Watch these new class 9 combines clear off 40 ft of corn per pass while unloading on the go at 4.5 bushels per second with 620 and 580 hp CASE IH Quadtrac Tractors and KINZE 1100 and 1050 Grain Carts. This video takes viewers for a ride in the combines' and tractors cab.
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Our “big” combine was a 76 model model IH 815 diesel with a 6 row, 30” corn head. Support equipment was a 1965 model IH DCOF 405 road tractor with a 38’ Trailmobile grain trailer, a 1962 IH Loadstar 10 wheeler and a 400 by Grain O Vator auger wagon, pulled by either a 1256 or 1566 IH tractor. Average corn yields back then were 130 bpa. At times the combine would sit with a full tank, waiting for a truck to return from the elevator.
We downsized in 1982. The row crop equipment was sold at auction in 1982. Dad finished out his working years doing custom fertilizer and custom haying work. I went to town, got a job working for an elevator and escalator manufacturer and spent the next 30 years working for that company. Dad passed in 2017. I never lost my passion for farming and red equipment. Thanks for this video!!
I should’ve mentioned mom was the real hero. She did a lot of running, keeping us well fed and fueled up and occasionally taking a loaded truck to the elevator!!
We had a 1974 815. I think the 1st year for that model. Great machine.
This machine helps us reduce harvesting time a lot.
Bodie farm!
Cool story behind them brothers.
About a 5 star hotel that wouldn’t rent one of them a room. He went in the back talked to the manager and came back with the manager who said get him a room, he owns the ground we sit on.. ha!
Cool to see!
Thank you!
👍👍. I had heard that story as well. It’s a farm with an interesting history. I think Mr. Turner has done a few history talk on it.
@@bigtractorpowerhe has.
They tell another story that one of the brothers went to town and bought the first scaffold wagon in Christian co. They were big tobacco farmers and he bought all 6 on the lot. Hooked one to his truck and when asked about getting the others said he didn’t care about them he just didn’t want anybody else to get one. Ha!
How soon "large" equipment becomes small. I grew up in the 70's and we had older equipment that was average size for that day. Then I started farming on my own in the 80's and operated large equipment for that time. Today, that equipment looks tiny. Six row corn head with 20 ft grain table. Just one tractor trailer. Many changes in 45 years.
The combination of the 16-row corn head and those massive unloading augers is a game-changer. Watching them unload corn at 4.5 bushels per second into those grain carts is amazing!
Just a city slicker getting an idea of what it takes to feed the world. impressive machines and impressive farmers at work.
Just finished our harvest of 2000 acres of corn and beans with Case IH 2588 and 7230 machines. Good year here in Ky.
Nice to see something besides green in the field! Thanks for the video!!
The opening shot is amazing😃👍 what a huge field, there's lots of corn for big combines to harvest😄💪
Just starting corn harvest here in central Ks with 2 claas 8600’s 16 row 30” capello corn heads and mt865c challenger hooked up to a kinze 1050 grain cart and a 8410t hooked up to a Kinze 1050! 7500 acres of corn this year!
Very cool line up. I filmed an 8600 with a 1630 head today. Stay tuned
Seeing those huge heads come out of the row I'm in absolute awe.
Dad and my oldest brother farm just over 1,000 acres. We run a John Deere 9770 with a 8 row 30 inch corn head and for beans we run a 35 ft draper. We have a Case IH 305 that we run on our kinze 1050 grain cart. We have 2 semis and 2 gravity wagons that haul to our farm.
Awesome video! Never seen a field that big before, thanks!
Seeing those huge heads come out of the row I'm in absolute awe.
Oh yea! Me too. Amazing
We run a Brent Avalanche 1086 Grain Cart on our farm in central New York, and it gets hilly. That being said, we pull it with one of our magnum 280s, it can be a struggle sometimes, but if you use your head and keep momentem up, it does the job we need it to, but it certainly requires you to think
Quite a large field. Only two class 9's would take a while. Would like to see the grain handling setup for their farm Jason.
Another great video Jason! Thanks
Your garden is thriving and it is a joy to watch
This makes agriculture look so futuristic
*We had the opportunity to test a 9250 with a 12-row setup this autumn in Western New York - phenomenal combines! The contrast in performance was remarkable compared to our experience in a 14-acre field in Western Kentucky.*
We got to demo a 9250 with a 12 row this fall here in western New York, great combines! We were in a 14 acre field, what a difference in Western Kentucky!
And you made it extra cool unloading on the go with 6030 😁👍👍
In 1969 the 95 John Deere was a big combine. Dad traded for his in about 1979. It was a good combine.
Very cool combine. The 95 is one of my all time favorites. My neighbor had one when I was very young. His was a 95EB with a 3 row corn head and a 13 ft grain head with the flat wooden bat reel.
That’s a lot of corn coming down at one time, great video Jason. We finished corn just over 2 weeks ago here in north central Indiana.
That's a lot of corn
@@jaycweingardt11 that’s for sure
1 good thing about the 16 row head is you don’t have turn sharp going back down….lol😎great stuff, keep it comin🇺🇸
Did great job of filming them combines at night love to see them 9250 work I think they are great combines.
Thank you for watching. The Axial-Flow is a well proven design. Coming up on its 50th anniversary in a few years.
[05:05] Loving how you simplify complex concepts. The way you presented this technology is brilliant!
Very nice set up operation
That’s a nice red set up right there.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Love it Jason. I love seeing the red machines in action. I have a soft spot for case IH in general 👌🇮🇪
Watching this harvester in action is so satisfying! It’s like a Transformer robot in the field! Anyone else want to try driving one like I do?
I have always wanted to drive a combine. I have drove everything but the combine.
Thanks for the video BTP!
Que colheita maravilhosa. Que máquinas extraordinárias. Parabéns!
Been a carpenter all my life. Fascinatingly different.
Thank you for watching the harvest.
I enjoyed this video thank you for this video I can't even imagine taking 16 rows of corn at a time that's amazing .
The 16 row eats up the acres. Geringoff and Drago built 45ft 18 row 30’s. That is my next goal to film.
Wow, impressive! Long way from when we used to run an IH 715 with a four row head - we thought we were doing a heck of a job! Ha ha - great video!!
Thank you for watching. The 715 is one of the all time greats. I have wanted to feature a 715 for many years on BTP. I hopefully have one lined up to film next fall.
Watching this harvester in action is so satisfying! It’s like a Transformer robot in the field! Anyone else want to try driving one like I do?
Can't imagine shaking along like that all day 😅
My GoPro rain out of battery so I used my phone. It was not as stable.
Молодцы ребята Дай Бог вам здоровья успехов в вашем нелегкой благородной работе желаем процветания и благополучия
We powered through our fields with a Farmall Super M pulling a New Idea 2-row picker and an Oliver Row Crop 60 doing wagon duty. If we'd started picking that field when I started high school, we'd be almost done by now.
I’m a Deere guy and I really enjoyed this video.
I'm more a Red guy, especially for combines but not closed to the Green.
Competition between firms are good for customers and 4 the technology
I work for a farm in South Central Kansas near Conway Springs and they raise corn because of dairy, and anything leftover is harvested with their John Deere 9660 STS Bullet Rotor combine with a John Deere 893 8 row corn head. I ran their grain cart, which was an A&L F705 700 bushel grain cart and was being pulled using a John Deere 8120 tractor with window tints.
Need big field for those combines!
I'd love to see an aerial view of that field!
I am not sure if I can get that. The field is right next to Ft Campbell, KYs air field. There are many fields in that area that are a no fly zone for drones. I will have to find out about that. Google Earth would show it. It’s about 2 miles east of Layfayette, KY. There is a 1,000 field that film at right next to it. Here is a video from that field ruclips.net/video/wUIQ6u8q8cY/видео.htmlsi=CP7jaKkFELrmioEP
@@bigtractorpowersome big farms in KY. In the fall of '99 we bought a used 8950 Magnum from the dealer they were traded in to. One guy traded (5) 8950's , (5) combines , and (3) Steigers .....
When I was a kid we got a new John Deere 95 combine with an 18 foot header which was big at the time. I can’t imagine 40 ft header.
The 95 is one of my all time favorite combines.
That is just amazing!
I would love to go for a ride in a case ih 9250 combine the 580 and 620s look awesome jason you driving nice work
That's a very impressive harvesting operation. Thanks for sharing it. And some nice night views as well.
When the combine is unloading, how do it and the grain cart adjust their position to fill the length of the cart? If the cart tractor operator does it, how does he know when to do it?
Truly awesome video Jason, some of those stats and figures are just mind blowing watching it here in England where that one field is probably equivalent to two whole Farms here.
The initial shots are very impressive...
Hello everyone good vidéo big tractor Beast combine john deere and case ih série from 2010 to 2020
fine working machine there! doing the work of 1000s of people per hour!
Not everyone can afford to replace their equipment every couple of years, at least not at the ridiculous prices at the moment . The good thing about doing the maintenance yourself is that you not only learn how it works, you at least know that its been done properly dont worry about how long your videos are Andy ill watch em no matter how long they are great video Andy.
Unload 3 times in 1 pass, Holy moly 😳
Mike you missed the Nextat combine one and only in US running in Aberdeen South Dakota area 20 row corn head. We are running a 18 row header 30 in for out 36 row planter at Breen farms on Claas 8600
I'd like to spend a day chasing those machines in the grain cart.
Unbelievable ! 🏴👍
Thank You for the video.
Please take care. Be safe.👌
Thank you for watching.
Good video Jason.
Thank you for that loved that video are you doing anymore with claas lexion combines
Now that is one giant size corn head of 40 foot
Great video.
Impressive machinery, impressive crop, impressive farm. Good video 👍. Regards from Down Under.
Wow , Thats a big paddock .
Being from Indiana,i never was over to Western Kentucky alot. I drag raced and we always went to Eastern Kentucky.. completely different farming that's for sure. I still farm some ,but a drop in the hat compared to that one field😅
Jason I watched the first spring video to see the 2150 in action however this planter you showed briefly here looked different with some of the units folded up behind itself along with another liquid tank and pulling tractor….. can you give some more specifics on their planting setup? Great video!
The planter shown is a new for 2023 2150S. It was used to plant the corn being harvested. It can plant 16 rows of 30 inch corn or 31 rows of 15 inch soybeans.
Just wait they have the big brother to the 9250 is on the way the AF10 will have 775 horse 16 liter and 50% longer rotor and around 560 bushel grain tank and about 35% more cleaning area and if what i herd is true there will be a AF11 as well but with a different separation system and pushing 900 horse
Case Af11 will be with twin rotors tech, a New Holland painted in Red for the North America market.
The af10 will stay a real Axial.
After for the engine it's the cursor 16 from FPT Industrial and go to more than 1000 horsepower
As always an amazing video! Thank you
Thank you for watching.
Just amazing the size of the field looks like the rows have no end can you tell me where all that harvested corn is destined?
The corn raised here is used for ethanol which has a by product of distillers grain to feed cows and chickens. A lot of this corn also ends up, going down in Tennessee to be used for Jack Daniels production.
@@bigtractorpowerethanol for cars and jack Daniel for me😂
wonder how many people were employed to harvest 3000 acres in the 50s and how many combines were needed
Very nice set up operation
Excellent video once again big T 👍👍👍
Nice to get view from tractor and combine...
Anyone who sold 7 dollar corn($11 in Canada) bought newer equipment in 2022. The more acres you have the bigger the jackpot. The used market was very active.
Nice combine
Great production. Greetings from Dundalk, Ireland.
Thank you for watching from Ireland. This was a fun evening in the field during corn harvest.
I am curious about how frequently they have to stop and return to base to recharge the batteries of these massive harvesting machines.
😂
my brother retired from farming in 2015 his last combine was a case IH 5088 he farmed 920 acres which he owned 520 acres
Felicitaciones por las máquinas súper americanas.
Super💯awesome video. As always.
Have a super amazein🌉night.
My friend.
Be safe on🛣️roads🛣️
Thank you James.
More videos, please! 🎥
Fun to watch Thanks! 😎😎
It was a fun evening during harvest.
awsome video sub to these great farmers
Good Harvester Machine ❤
we retired from farming in 2015 our last combine was a case ih 5088 we still own land and our tenant has a case ih 2388
Muy bellos videos saludos
❤ red power all the way!!👍🇺🇸
Well done to the presenter who has to try and get blood out of a stone with some of the machine operators that he interviews!
It’s not always easy to talk during harvesting. There’s a lot to pay attention to and the Combine had just opened up a section of the field. It was going around a lot of different terms when I was talking with him.
Nice 👍🏾👍🏾👨🏾🌾
Wow… that is impressive!!!
Eating up the acres in a hurry.
Inconceivable!
Man,,,probably 6 million in equipment!!!!
If you have a yield of 300 bushels per acre, every acre fills the grain tank. My grandfathers truck held 300 bushels
Good video thanks
Thank you for watching David.
also how can they keep up with it producing so much grain?
What happens to the corn cobs? Are they ground up like the stalks?
Good video 👍
Thank you for watching.
11:23 is that you in the mirror jason 😂
That's a lot of corn. Who is going to eat it all?
Are the tracks on the Kinze driven? If not, why tracks instead of wheels?
Has this crop been damaged at all by feral hogs?
Is traction the only advantage with the triangle tracks fitted to the Case tractors? Maintenance costs for tracks would be higher than wheels I guess?
Oi tudo bom❤❤❤
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.
Good video.
Thank you for watching.
This is awesome. How much does the corn harvestor, road tractor, grain trailer cost approx in US dollars?
I know some farmers has the computer system on there tractor combine an also the ones in the grain cart tractor where they all are tied into each other. Where it lets the grain driver see the combines gauge’s so when the combine are getting closer to full it let’s the grain driver know to get there because it is getting close . Does your system work like that ??. Thanks
The in cab video makes those tracks look like they’re rough riding
Thank you for that loved that video are you doing anymore with claas lexion combines
I like Gleaner combines.
Silver seeder.
Gleaner makes the best combine on the market in my opinion. The 250 Axial-Flows are also very good. If you want to harvest good quality corn in a hurry, the 9250 with the 4416 head will get the job done well.
i like john deere@@bigtractorpower
Hmm, let's see, a 9250 with a 16 row corn head moving at 3 mph = right at 300 bu per ac. Amazing corn year just about in every state that grows it.
How often fo you guys change unload chains as a rule of thumb?
Howdy bigtractorpower
Hi. Thank you for watching so many BTP videos.