Maize 2011 - Krone BigX 650 with John Deere Superpower.

The Krone sets in to another field with the Joskin trailers reversing in behind him. We see also a Fergie doing its thing in an adjacent field. John Deere 7930 and 7820 tractors being used. All in The Netherlands as you can see from the open aspect. No fence doesn't mean no boundary, and hence Win on the Krone respects boundaries even though there is no fence.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Maize
• 2011
• Krone
• BigX
• 650
• Forage
• Harvester
• John
• Deere
• Tractor
• 7930
• 7820
• Joskin
• Silage
• Cows
• Holland
• The
• Netherlands

[TractorDrivingLarry1]

why did he reverse in with the trailer at 0:49?

[balmesh]

To TractorDrivingLarry1

This is part of a series, and earlier videos show that this firm always opens up by reversing behind the forager. Here in Wales they take off a trailer from its tractor and put it behind the forager, which achieves the same objective but takes longer.

[emllos]

@balmesh Krone, Class or John Deere ? Who's the best?

[balmesh]

To emllos

As I have said before on these pages, the best one is the one in front of me!

[emllos]

@balmesh And second question: How much acres/hectars do You have? And how much maize do You get from one hectar ?

[balmesh]

To lepaul26

Yes, "digon teg", as they say round here "Fair enough". What you say is evident after some thinking!

[lepaul26]

@balmesh Ah yes they are, because the back is a bit down, but more important, the bit of the bin that's in the air prevents the chopped corn from flying over. If they would drive backwards with the bin not tipped, most of the corn would also fly over the bin, having the bin tipped, the chopper can blow in the bin.

[balmesh]

To lepaul26

OK if you say so, but they are no lower when they are half tipped.

[lepaul26]

@balmesh Nope, it's because the are too high to be loaded driving behind the chopper. It would blow the chopped corn against the front of the bin or over the it ... If they would use sillage bins, the would be able to open the front of the bin. Also these bins are higher at the back, so the chopper wouldn't blow over them.

[flaggbe]

@tractorman754

it's just easier to avoid spilling that way, and actually it's not that hard if you have good mirrors an you can tip the trailer halfway up