Ya just gotta love these young fellows who study and study their products and are able to clearly communicate features and benefits. Well done all involved. Great Video Ryan.
You gonna love that cart. Tough and indestructible. Didn't see him mention it but install you a camera on the back. It's cheap and you don't need it much but when you do it's priceless. Great video and your beans are looking good.
Very nice grain cart . Seems like every year a new fancy model comes out. Price go up. Same as Trucking a new technology comes out the dollar bills go up 💰 💰💰💰💰
Thanks for the update Ryan, I enjoyed hearing specs on the cart. Great to see the little co pilot riding with your Dad. Take care and have a great week 👍
Great How Farms Work Video, Thanks for sharing the Brent 1396 Grain cart, you give these salesmen a wonderful platform to push their product, Thanks for sharing
You should move those power lines underground. I live in the mid-west, and underground power is the way to go whenever you can. Between lightning, snow, and wind, you will probably save a couple of power losses every year. I lived at the very end of a power line branch and one year, I lost power for 9 days!
The Brent cart looks outstanding in the field 😂. The guys from Brent did Great job on the explanation of it, if it was me I would said well, (slaps the side of the cart) it’s green, big, has two big tires an a clear out bottom.
I saw on another channel they used a cart with the auger on the right side and it kinda made sense, since most tractors have the controls on the right and seats turn right too. Does Brent offer that too?
And it's the BABY of the family!!! LOL:) Thing is, above a certain point, you're better off to actually go to a mother bin setup and have a smaller cart chasing the combines... a fully loaded 2000 bushel cart is 120,000 lbs rolling across the field... talk about compaction! Particularly in wet weather/wet soils. A 2500 bushel cart loaded with beans would be 150,000 lbs! A mother bin is a GIGANTIC auger cart that can hold anywhere from 5,000 to 20,000 bushels or more, depending on the size of it, but it sits in one location where the trucks can load out of it. The wheels retract setting it down on the ground on supports, but can raise it up (when EMPTY) to transport to a different field or loadout location as needed. A smaller cart that weighs less, sufficient to service the combines in a timely manner, can then crisscross the field to unload the combines, then come and unload into the mother bin, and trucks can load out of the mother bin as they return from the elevator. Later! OL J R :)
I don't see why they don't put a fan running on the end of the auger shaft, wouldn't have to be very big, just something to create some airflow to help blow the dust away... that and add a flippin' camera up there looking down into the truck. Most of this stuff is SO tall nowadays that you can't see over the truck from the tractor cab, so you don't really know how it's going til the grain is mounding up above the trailer wall. Sure would make life easier particularly at night. Lacking that I just always try to load with the wind coming from the front of the tractor or from the side, never from the rear if I can possibly help it... that and load from the side the tarp isn't rolled up on, since that adds another 4 inches or so to the trailer sides which just makes it that much harder to see over. Later! OL J R :)
Where I see the Brent cart really making a difference is when ya harest corn after all ya will be able to probly store 2300bu between truck, cart and combine at the end of the day....
You know that if You your brother and father go in together on purchasing a bigger combine with a bigger header you can cut your harvesting time in half and be able to get tillage done before the snow flies
Wider header on those curvy contours would be a nightmare... could go with a lil bigger combine and speed things up-- larger combine with more capacity running the same width head can really run a LOT faster ground speed, while still being maneuverable and not knocking rows over on the outside ends in tight curves... Wide heads are GREAT where you have mile long straight rows, but SUCK in curvy weird shaped fields like they have... The other thing is, they only have ONE TRUCK, and haul to the bins with gravity wagons, so what good does it do to buy a BIG combine with BIG heads for BIG money, just to have it SITTING ON THE TURNING ROW, waiting for the truck or wagons to haul the grain away from it, since they are the bottleneck ANYWAY... If they are sitting AT ALL with the 9500 combine, then the combine is NOT the limiting factor in harvest speed... it's either the truck or wagons. Just how it is... You cannot look at it as "Just the combine" or "just the cart" or "just the truck/wagons" It's a system and it ALL has to work together and be appropriately sized with as close to the same capacity as possible... Later! OL J R :)
Well duh LOL:) WHY wouldn't you clean out the doors?? Particularly when they're this EASY to do?? The corner auger cart I run you sorta climb over the axle and frame or underneath and pull a trap door up and out of a slide when we finish the last field, and then hook and book across the field and back to the farm down the road... plenty of time for everything to rattle out crossing a bumpy field and down a bumpy road... Later! OL J R :)
That is one big green card I was riding my bike the other day going through some Farmers stuff they have some cards out there not near as big as this but that's awesome dude that's unreal 1300 bushel I hope that tractor can handle that Ryan that should be NASA yeah ground control to Major Tom that's one big card dude Brian I have pity on the tractor but I'm sure you'll make it work hey Ryan we're going to call you tractor Superman🚀 you know your goal of a card has lower pressure hey Ryan can I tell you a secret I love a salesman but anyway Ryan good card tell your better-half The Wizard of Oz is coming we sure like her song was you singing take care of Ryan God bless🙏👍⭐
Since the grain cart can be emptied from the bottom just like your lorry, why don't you just drive the cart to the elevator instead of loading the lorry
Because it's illegal... too heavy and too much weight on the single, though hugely wide, cart tires... you're not even supposed to drive them on the road loaded at all... though I've seen guys pull out of the field and load semis on the road, and basically in 100 degree heat in July in Texas, a loaded cart will squeeze the tar right up out of the road, or press the gravel down through it, depending on how you look at it. Later! OL J R :)
Those beans are dirty like that because the type of combine you have… you guys need to upgrade your combine and heads, get more modern stuff to improve your harvesting and yields.
That's rubbish... usually the bigger the combine, the dirtier the sample, because they can run faster than the cleaning shoe can clean the grain... I've seen it myself. "New" in NO WAY means "better". Later! OL J R :)
One great thing dad did in the farm yard 40 years ago was to bury all the power lines. Soooo nice ..........
Yeah, seeing that they are an issue on this farm, my first thought was it would probably be money well spent.
Really nice cart for your operation. Like it alot. Also saw the little guy in the combine with Grampa. Next generation learning the ropes.
Ya just gotta love these young fellows who study and study their products and are able to clearly communicate features and benefits. Well done all involved. Great Video Ryan.
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Definition of a good salesman... OL J R :)
They are reliable, That's old technology their in new paint!
You gonna love that cart. Tough and indestructible.
Didn't see him mention it but install you a camera on the back. It's cheap and you don't need it much but when you do it's priceless.
Great video and your beans are looking good.
These grain carts are incredible
Very nice grain cart . Seems like every year a new fancy model comes out. Price go up. Same as Trucking a new technology comes out the dollar bills go up 💰 💰💰💰💰
Be nice to that cart…… I might own it in about 20 years!!!! Still running a Brent 820 from about 1990 here in Eastern IA …..good cart!
The subject mater expert was clearly an expert on his subject matter.
Great to learn the engineering that goes into the cart. Hope harvest goes well.
Thanks for the update Ryan, I enjoyed hearing specs on the cart. Great to see the little co pilot riding with your Dad. Take care and have a great week 👍
Great How Farms Work Video, Thanks for sharing the Brent 1396 Grain cart, you give these salesmen a wonderful platform to push their product, Thanks for sharing
Sweet cart I'm sure ur gonna love it for harvest probably make things a lot easier
Great video, very interesting to hear the technical side of the cart and then to see you use it. Thank you Ryan!
I live arounds London Ontario, Canada. We have had a good year and it our IP beans are running around 80 70 BPA consistently
Love the positive attitude!
That’s a great video Ryan thank you
What a massive grain cart👍😉 I think this thing is a little better than your ez-trail cart😅😁👍
Great video Ryan👍👍
Good walk around and information from him
Seems like there are a lot of critiques for this video. Thanks for your time Ryan!
You should move those power lines underground. I live in the mid-west, and underground power is the way to go whenever you can. Between lightning, snow, and wind, you will probably save a couple of power losses every year.
I lived at the very end of a power line branch and one year, I lost power for 9 days!
Only costs roughly ten times what overhead power lines do...
@@chevyon37s
Exactly!
Awesome grain cart
The Brent cart looks outstanding in the field 😂. The guys from Brent did Great job on the explanation of it, if it was me I would said well, (slaps the side of the cart) it’s green, big, has two big tires an a clear out bottom.
You surely wouldn't be lying! Hit the nail on the head for sure.
@@normanzywicki2496 😁👍🏾
Loving the harvest videos.
Good stuff Ryan, it is a fine grain cart:):)
Hey Ryan!! That cart is a beast.
Hey Darrin, hope you’re having a great weekend!
@@HowFarmsWork You too buddy!!
Great video. Thanks
Incredible content 👍👍
I saw on another channel they used a cart with the auger on the right side and it kinda made sense, since most tractors have the controls on the right and seats turn right too. Does Brent offer that too?
Yeah that WOULD be nice! OL J R :)
That's one big grain cart.
And it's the BABY of the family!!! LOL:) Thing is, above a certain point, you're better off to actually go to a mother bin setup and have a smaller cart chasing the combines... a fully loaded 2000 bushel cart is 120,000 lbs rolling across the field... talk about compaction! Particularly in wet weather/wet soils. A 2500 bushel cart loaded with beans would be 150,000 lbs! A mother bin is a GIGANTIC auger cart that can hold anywhere from 5,000 to 20,000 bushels or more, depending on the size of it, but it sits in one location where the trucks can load out of it. The wheels retract setting it down on the ground on supports, but can raise it up (when EMPTY) to transport to a different field or loadout location as needed. A smaller cart that weighs less, sufficient to service the combines in a timely manner, can then crisscross the field to unload the combines, then come and unload into the mother bin, and trucks can load out of the mother bin as they return from the elevator.
Later! OL J R :)
I don't see why they don't put a fan running on the end of the auger shaft, wouldn't have to be very big, just something to create some airflow to help blow the dust away... that and add a flippin' camera up there looking down into the truck. Most of this stuff is SO tall nowadays that you can't see over the truck from the tractor cab, so you don't really know how it's going til the grain is mounding up above the trailer wall. Sure would make life easier particularly at night.
Lacking that I just always try to load with the wind coming from the front of the tractor or from the side, never from the rear if I can possibly help it... that and load from the side the tarp isn't rolled up on, since that adds another 4 inches or so to the trailer sides which just makes it that much harder to see over.
Later! OL J R :)
Auger on cart is huge!
awsome video ryan thumbs up and shared
Actually good!
Great commercial
Where I see the Brent cart really making a difference is when ya harest corn after all ya will be able to probly store 2300bu between truck, cart and combine at the end of the day....
You know that if You your brother and father go in together on purchasing a bigger combine with a bigger header you can cut your harvesting time in half and be able to get tillage done before the snow flies
Wider header on those curvy contours would be a nightmare... could go with a lil bigger combine and speed things up-- larger combine with more capacity running the same width head can really run a LOT faster ground speed, while still being maneuverable and not knocking rows over on the outside ends in tight curves... Wide heads are GREAT where you have mile long straight rows, but SUCK in curvy weird shaped fields like they have... The other thing is, they only have ONE TRUCK, and haul to the bins with gravity wagons, so what good does it do to buy a BIG combine with BIG heads for BIG money, just to have it SITTING ON THE TURNING ROW, waiting for the truck or wagons to haul the grain away from it, since they are the bottleneck ANYWAY... If they are sitting AT ALL with the 9500 combine, then the combine is NOT the limiting factor in harvest speed... it's either the truck or wagons. Just how it is... You cannot look at it as "Just the combine" or "just the cart" or "just the truck/wagons" It's a system and it ALL has to work together and be appropriately sized with as close to the same capacity as possible...
Later! OL J R :)
Why is there not a cammera at the end of the auger, So you can see into the truck trailer to see how full its getting,from inside of the tractor?
If you don't clean the doors out until next year, it will probably start raining mice when you do. Just ask Brian Sonne.
Well duh LOL:) WHY wouldn't you clean out the doors?? Particularly when they're this EASY to do?? The corner auger cart I run you sorta climb over the axle and frame or underneath and pull a trap door up and out of a slide when we finish the last field, and then hook and book across the field and back to the farm down the road... plenty of time for everything to rattle out crossing a bumpy field and down a bumpy road... Later! OL J R :)
What's up ryan
Good stuff
good video
I like big tires. They make my huge balls look normal man sized when I hang them out the window.
time to buy another trailer, park and fill.
dogs are the best.
Are you doing the harvest beard this year
You are very close to overload on the steering and drives. You can get a ticket for being too heavy on an axle.just s heads up
So very true 👍
I can only imagine how fast contractors get unloading those carts. That auger is beefy.
they did their homework , will a car payment cover that thing ?
That is one big green card I was riding my bike the other day going through some Farmers stuff they have some cards out there not near as big as this but that's awesome dude that's unreal 1300 bushel I hope that tractor can handle that Ryan that should be NASA yeah ground control to Major Tom that's one big card dude Brian I have pity on the tractor but I'm sure you'll make it work hey Ryan we're going to call you tractor Superman🚀 you know your goal of a card has lower pressure hey Ryan can I tell you a secret I love a salesman but anyway Ryan good card tell your better-half The Wizard of Oz is coming we sure like her song was you singing take care of Ryan God bless🙏👍⭐
Hi
The scale north of dubuque is so annoying with how you have to exit and drive up the road to it.
Next year if you can get a cart on demo get one with tracks.
Since the grain cart can be emptied from the bottom just like your lorry, why don't you just drive the cart to the elevator instead of loading the lorry
scales are too narrow, carts bounce
Because it's illegal... too heavy and too much weight on the single, though hugely wide, cart tires... you're not even supposed to drive them on the road loaded at all... though I've seen guys pull out of the field and load semis on the road, and basically in 100 degree heat in July in Texas, a loaded cart will squeeze the tar right up out of the road, or press the gravel down through it, depending on how you look at it.
Later! OL J R :)
In the real world…..you need a much bigger horse in front of a 1300 bu cart
Yep 4x4 articulated is the way to go... OL J R :)
Those beans are dirty like that because the type of combine you have… you guys need to upgrade your combine and heads, get more modern stuff to improve your harvesting and yields.
That's rubbish... usually the bigger the combine, the dirtier the sample, because they can run faster than the cleaning shoe can clean the grain... I've seen it myself. "New" in NO WAY means "better". Later! OL J R :)
Are you and Hannah still dating
I do believe that they're engaged to be married
You have no need for that large cart. Look at your tiny combine🤣😂
It is very handy for storage if waiting for the semi, that way the combine can keep going.
@@daleley7645 maybe get another truck😂
@@platypus1287 Cart is a demo unit, so it costs nothing, also they don't have the help to run 2 trucks.
@@platypus1287 Who's gonna drive it?? Not that easy... OL J R :)
uhm,uhm,uhm,uhm,uhm,uhm - man needs to learn how to talk without saying uhm!
You talk to 287,000 people and we'll see how good you do🙂 He was nervous but he powered through. People that overcome only get better
god the hoarse voice of that guy is annoying.
Your voice probably sucks when listening to your voice on audio.