Case 8010 Combining Corn

[norberto3436]

Tradução do português para inglês

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[Skankpronger]

how many rows can you take at once just 8? i could harvest nearly 500 acres a day

[cessnawings67]

500 acres a day with 1 Combine? Come on man even our 12 row 9860s only average about 300 max in a FULL day.12-16 hrs we rest em for cleanup and refuel and quick maint. Oh yeah and SLEEP.LOL Thats incredible! Cut me in or cut it out my friend.LOL

[Skankpronger]

@cessnawings67 we take 12-16 rows off around the clock you go 500 a clip 20,000 acreas off in 4 days :)

[cessnawings67]

Ok thanks for the info. 20k in ground is just a "tad" more than our lil 2880.LOL Awesome work. Stay safe and have a great season!

[Skankpronger]

@cessnawings67 we use 2 combines but are modified to do twice the work as the 9860's :)

[cessnawings67]

Thats cool as hell. Now thats production!

[GWL1961]

with a big crop like this year it doesnt make sense to swing the auger back as its always over the grain cart anyways

[tedcoyote]

bullshiter just bullshiter

[GWL1961]

biggrigger? or is it bigbragger or big bullshitter

[biggrigger332]

ya well we own 12,160 thousand acres of land and we got 6 combine 6 trucks and we haul out about 1,500 loads of corn and beans each year so we do more work than all of you guys.

[yoshi470]

where are you guys located or whats the name?

[nelson9510]

Near Whitehall, WI. Name is United Family Farms

[yoshi470]

im from southern WI, Platteville. How many acres do you guys run?

[nelson9510]

We farm about 4000 acres.

[JamesVanh]

wow, thats a hell of a lot more than what we do! haha but then again we only have a JD 7720

[jonesy593]

good good video. we recently bought a 8010 but we keep having a problem with the unloading auger falling off, the whole tube and all. its real bad when we cross deep ditches really fast with the auger out

[heavyxpress3000]

you shouldn't cross any ditches with you auger out you must want to make work for yourself. our auger only goes out when we unload and we stop to unload it only take a few seconds. remember things always go wrong when you rush

[notebookmania]

yea i agree things do go wrong when you go fast. i once ran a log (8" diameter.) through the throat of our combine but thought maybe it would go on through so i kept going. it made it through the rotor and the clean grain elevator but once it was in the bin and we tried to unload, it destroyed our unloading

auger. should have just stopped and oicked it up outta the field.

[lilduck99]

Time is money. Big corperations never would think to stop and unload. A tractor comes to the combine not vice versa.  It's faster and overall more productive.

[heavyxpress3000]

i understand that. but running down the field with your auger out and not unloading is not good for the unloading system. i new a farmer that use to do that and ran their unload auger into a light pole turning around on the end

[Rumble211]

@heavyxpress3000 every opererator has to know his or her surroundings

[heavyxpress3000]

@Rumble211 thats true but everyone is not an operator, some are just steering wheel holders!!!!!!!! lots of people say they can run a piece of equipment but not run it properly, leading to break-downs and lots of money being spent fork fuck ups or plain stupidity!!!!!!!!

[heavyxpress3000]

@lilduck99 every farmer is not blessed to be a large corp. there are a lot of small farmers out there that still do things the old fashion way!!!!!!!

[YoderMillie]

Wow...Nice I think the way it looks You need a Hillco leveling system on that 8010

[CANFARMER]

Not with self leveling seives you don't.

[YoderMillie]

Whys That?

[CANFARMER]

The seives will oscillate to 11-14 degrees so you dont overload your seives and throw corn out the back. I've combined slops steeper then that with a CR940 and never through anymore corn or wheat out the back then normal. JD always said that those seives were heavy and complicated. Now their new combines are gunna have them Typical of Deere I guess.

[outlawdemo01]

ahh the memories of combining in the "Brute" great success!