I bet Case loves bringing a demo out to you guys. They get a heck of video with drone shots of their product in use real life with features explained. A ready-made commercial 🙂. That thing is a beast.
Being a service tech for CNH dealer in the UK, it's great to keep up to date as to what might come to Europe from the U.S. whilst watching your great content at the same time. The town we're located in also has dealerships for John Deere, New Holland, JCB and Claas but there's clearly plenty of customers for all. Love the videos, please keep up your great work.
That beast is beyond Incredible. In my teens we ran Massey 90's and 92's, 14 foot headers and no cabs. The whole harvest crew was quite envious when dad brought a MF 750 out to the farm that he traded one of my uncles something for. 24 foot header and an air conditioned cab!
I learned to run combine on an old MF 510 gas with no cab, 18' header. Moved up finally to where we were running a 760 and an 860, I thought the 860 was HUGE! Everything is so much bigger these days, I don't know how you could possibly watch 50 or 60 feet of header at 8 mph I'd go nuts! With 24' of header, that 860 would run about 2-2.5 mph in 70 bushel winter wheat, I thought that was plenty fast
Having ran the old 90 92 super 92 510 760 watched and experienced the new technowledgy into case ih john deere even gleaners i experienced it all best of the best was lexion 760tt and the new 8600 8700 unbelieveable in tech.
Thank you Nick and the joyous laughter from the kids warmed my heart to the max. Nothing better than that, unless it is Kobie on a rabbit. Take care, God bless.
I really appreciate you getting into the weeds a little about the machines or processes. I'm sure a lot of folks don't care, or don't have the foundation to comprehend. Those of us who do enjoy it. Your cinematic intros are impressive, can't say I watch to see them, often skip it. We can see machines and scenery any day. You have a nice balance to appeal to a wide audience.
Some additional info about the size classes for anyone wondering. The legacy combines used a number system where the first two digits was the series/family of the combine and the last two referenced the size of the machine. So for example, the 2344 was the smallest of the 2300 family, and the 2388 was the biggest. 1420 was the smallest, 1480 was the biggest, etc. The issue with this naming system was that the size number was only relative to the other combines in the family. It had no direct correlation to global combine class sizes. The 2388 is a class 6 combine, but the 88 number would suggest it is a class 8. The 2366 is a class 5, but the number would have you believe it is a class 6. Case IH decided to revise the number system in 2003 with the introduction of the 8010 (true class 8, series 10). In the current system, like Nick said, the first digit is the size class (which now aligns with global size class standards) and the last three digits are the series/family. So the 7120 is a size class 7 in the 120 series, the 6150 is a size class 6 in the 150 series, and so on. Case continued the legacy combines with the old naming system all the way through 2008 (ending with the 2577 and 2588) while simultaneously phasing in the new naming system from the 2003 8010 forward. ALL of their production combines from 2009 onward use this new naming system, with the exception of the AF11, but that one is fairly obvious which size it is. Stellar video Nick.
Great credit to Scott and Nick, you've done such a great job over the years.The fact that you can just "call up your friends at IH" and get a state of the art combine with matching header is enormous! I bet you sell a lot of combines for your benefactor. Well Done, God Bless!!
🇺🇲🙌🙌🙌 all the years I've been watching and to see the day there's three harvesting combines on your farm is awesome! Even though it's not permanent to have that many because of cost, it's amazing how far technology has come in such a short amount of time. The newer combines are expensive but once you see the increase in production and how efficient they are putting more crop in the hopper and less time in the fields, it starts to make sense of why farmers and some on farmtube are going to bigger harvesting equipment. You're getting more done with less manpower and in less time because it's often hard to find farm help in this day and age. Can't wait to see what your dad and Legarms think about the 9260 and watching to see if you guys decide to go try it on the lentils. Thanks for allowing us along for the ride during all the highs and lows in the most essential industry in America, agriculture!
I agree with the rest of the students. Nick is a great teacher on the differences of combines and he really helps us to appreciate all the nuances. Thanks Nick.
Last year for corn/soybean harvest, we had a Case tech come out with a (disguised) 8260. They ran with our 3 8250’s the whole time. I didn’t get to run the machine but once, moving it from the farm to a field, but the 1200 monitors made a *huge* difference compared to the 700 in the older machines
The latest combine is impressive. It will be interesting to see if you can use all the horsepower from the big engine. My grandparents used to be Massey people decades ago. Then again they used to use horses. One off the Masseys used the old Case steam engine whistle to signal when the combine bin was full. Hang on, two combines used to hold about 100 bushels, . . . together. Yes, we have come a long way. The choice of music is very nice. The old Ford flathead was called "Beulah". . . . forget the comparison with what "she" could haul compared to your International truck. Your dad likely knows where "Beulah" is found in the Bible. Keep up the great work. Welker Farms does great work.
That was the summer surprise I was hoping for, Thank you Case IH and Welkers!! Really well done on the presentation Nick! Amazing drone shots as always! Take care and God bless!
I love watching you guys!! And, watching the 3 Case's working together, with the backgrounds in the day and Night are Awsome!! My family sure does thankyou for growing food for us and America!! God bless you all!!
Combines have come a long way from our old IH 64. My granpa ran. Did custom harvesting being pulled by an😢 M. We used it in the early 80's. I was able to watch it work.
Wow Nick! That new combine harvester is an amazing machine, especially with all the built-in automatic adjustment giving what appears to be a fantastic grain sample. 😎
What a machine, I can't believe how big the back tyres are. Almost as big as the fronts. Other than that I love how the overall profile hasn't changed that much in ~50 years, just gotten bigger, IH nailed it way back then and set the standard for everyone else to follow. It looks so good CNH should just leave it there for you to look after
Prayers to you guys. Everything happens for a reason and hard times build character and keep us true to who we are. You can't have good days without bad ones. Wouldn't be life without all of them. In the dark one day but in the light the next. 🙏
Matt Griggs in Tennessee went through the windshield several years ago due to the corn head coming off and the combine drove over it. And by a miracle he lived. Hurt badly but doesn't road anymore without the seat belt on.
19:23 sure brings back memories from when i worked with a custom crew. But the 850 Massey Fergason with a 24' header looks tiny next to that rig. Keep on cutting!
While you were going over the details of the new combine, I couldn’t help but think of the implements that your grandparents and great grandparents used, and what they would think of this equipment, and what you can accomplish, in a day.
Great video, thanks 🙏 very informative presentation of the new combine. As a farmer it’s fantastic to be able to have the opportunity to work with the latest equipment’ God bless you all
Amazing to see how the new features on the 9260, like the advanced cleaning systems and better residue management, are optimizing the harvest even in tough conditions. This combine is definitely setting new standards. 😘😘😘
That's a very nice bit of kit and makes total sense, when you can clear si much more, quicker and come away with a cleaner crop and less of it out the back. The AI part if this takes a lot of the hard work and stress out of the running the machine too.
New combine! I’m sure you’re all excited. Drone footage of three combines in the field was amazing. You live in some beautiful country. The sunsets are gorgeous! Best of luck with the rest of harvest.
I love the dogs. Spaniels are special. DOGS The best friend you'll ever have. Always glad to see you. always sad to see you go. won't judge you. won't lie to you ... and don't steal from you. unless you leave your dinner on the floor.. but that your fault Love from the UK.
Thanks for another great video Welkers. It was super interesting and enjoyable to watch for sure. Wow. Love that new 9260 case IH combine. What a sweet machine it is. Thanks for explaining all the new technology on it and all the operational upgrades. Very nice. You are very knowledgeable Nick on these combines. How amazing you were running 8mph, that is unbelievable-wow. The capabilities of this machine is incredible. What a nice cab and accessories. You should be really proud of that machine. Nick the drone footage and music you did with this new machine is incredible. Must admit it brought tears to my eyes, the scenery and the new combine were just amazing!!!!!!! My compliments to you for a fantastic video with the drone. Wow!!!!!!! I know currently you are not in the best of wheat but hopefully other fields will be better!!!!!! Glad you got some moisture although I know you would like more. A little rain is better than nothing at all. Prayers for more rains!!!!!!! Thanks for showing us the new 9260 combine. Is a great machine. Enjoy running that machine. Thanks for everything Welkers. Hang in there with your harvest. Hope your crop production improves!!!!!! Sending prayers and blessings to all of you. May God watch over you all. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
@@WelkerFarmsI've come across your channel and really enjoy it. I'm catching up on old videos so I'm kinda all over the place 😂. I just got done watching the one where you built that cart to hold battery and portable light. How has that light been holding up?
I love all your videos and your dad knows how to make a person laugh. I'm watching from West Virginia. Would love to meet you guys some day. Thank you for the videos. They are all awesome and funny 😂😎👍.
Hi guys. Just watched a couple of YT channels previewing what's new at the farm progress show this year. Elmer's has a new grain cart that holds 3000 bushels and Massey is debuting the S9425
I watch a lot of farmers all over the country. Several of them only run JD bc that’s the closest dealer/service. I can tell just by watching that Case is a much better company by how they respond when something breaks down. They replace it while the other one is being repaired.
Lets be real, none of them are your friend. At the end of the day, they only want money and software lock is a thing on other machines too. All of them brake and all of them cost you a lot of money.
You're delusional if you think a specific manufacturer is your "friend." The dealer may be, but the corporation - no. If you have a good dealer, the color of the equipment doesn't matter.
You were saying that the new combine is 1 & 1/2 of yours. That’s pretty much how Brian Brown explained why the traded in 2 combined for 1 large one. Like your farm, it’s basically 3 guys doing all the jobs, trying to keep up. Makes sense to me.
The Welkers are raising wheat in a near desert. For comparison, Kansas wheat yields are 40-45 bushels an acre. Here in NJ we get 60-65 bushels when the rains cooperate
@@SirWhiteRabbit-gr5so, we farm in NE Montana and I wouldn’t say we’re a near desert, yes the last few years have been rough but usually we are in the 40s on average and 60s on a good year for wheat.
It's awsome to have one big machine to work but if it breaks down hyou have nothing. If you have two smaller ones and one breaks down you still can harvest, cultivate or spray till the parts come and do it before the rain catches you. The best is to have two big ones, but that costs much more. Finally it's your choice what to do and take your risks.
Y'all make AWESOME VIDEO'S with the Drone shots and the music....lt's like watching a movie.....Thanks guy's + GOD BLESS AMERICA.... Old F-4 Pilot Shoe🇺🇸
Our 8120 has the unload auger shutoff on it, you just have to hold the shift button in on the back of the joystick and then click the unload auger button
That system was a Dealer added option and it was very crude. The cross augers were hydraulically driven. The 30 series simplified it by running 2 belts from the same drive pulley. The main unload auger driven off a constantly tensioned belt and the cross auger use a hydraulically tensioner belt.
I bet Case loves bringing a demo out to you guys. They get a heck of video with drone shots of their product in use real life with features explained. A ready-made commercial 🙂. That thing is a beast.
I’m not even a farmer and I want one after seeing all the drone camera angles and motivating music! Thank you CaseIH and Welkers for the video!
the music ruins it, better to hear the drone blades!
@@VariableSpring DJI drones have no mic in it...
When case ih wants a promo done right, they bring their equipment to the welkers and let nick do his thing with the drone. Always top notch footage 👌🏼
Thanks for taking the time to explain the combine and how everything works as it relates to the different crops etc. You guys are awesome.
Well they are getting paid for this by Case IH, but it is a good situation to explain for those that aren't farmers.
Glad it was helpful!
@@WelkerFarms listening to yall explain stuff like that is why I keep coming back! ;)
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Being a service tech for CNH dealer in the UK, it's great to keep up to date as to what might come to Europe from the U.S. whilst watching your great content at the same time.
The town we're located in also has dealerships for John Deere, New Holland, JCB and Claas but there's clearly plenty of customers for all.
Love the videos, please keep up your great work.
That beast is beyond Incredible. In my teens we ran Massey 90's and 92's, 14 foot headers and no cabs. The whole harvest crew was quite envious when dad brought a MF 750 out to the farm that he traded one of my uncles something for. 24 foot header and an air conditioned cab!
I can relate to that.
I learned to run combine on an old MF 510 gas with no cab, 18' header. Moved up finally to where we were running a 760 and an 860, I thought the 860 was HUGE! Everything is so much bigger these days, I don't know how you could possibly watch 50 or 60 feet of header at 8 mph I'd go nuts! With 24' of header, that 860 would run about 2-2.5 mph in 70 bushel winter wheat, I thought that was plenty fast
Having ran the old 90 92 super 92 510 760 watched and experienced the new technowledgy into case ih john deere even gleaners i experienced it all best of the best was lexion 760tt and the new 8600 8700 unbelieveable in tech.
Thank you Nick and the joyous laughter from the kids warmed my heart to the max. Nothing better than that, unless it is Kobie on a rabbit. Take care, God bless.
Our pleasure!
I really appreciate you getting into the weeds a little about the machines or processes.
I'm sure a lot of folks don't care, or don't have the foundation to comprehend. Those of us
who do enjoy it. Your cinematic intros are impressive, can't say I watch to see them, often skip it. We can see machines and scenery any day. You have a nice balance to appeal to a wide audience.
Here down in France we still harvest with our soon to be 20 yo 2388. Its cool to see how the machinery evolve. Thanks for the demo and explanations.
Without a doubt, Nick just gave the best explanation on how that combine works. Pretty smart cookie 😊😊
Praise the Lord for the Rain! I thought the same on 1979 when the neighbors got a 1480 combine and 20 ft head!!! Massive
Some additional info about the size classes for anyone wondering.
The legacy combines used a number system where the first two digits was the series/family of the combine and the last two referenced the size of the machine. So for example, the 2344 was the smallest of the 2300 family, and the 2388 was the biggest. 1420 was the smallest, 1480 was the biggest, etc. The issue with this naming system was that the size number was only relative to the other combines in the family. It had no direct correlation to global combine class sizes. The 2388 is a class 6 combine, but the 88 number would suggest it is a class 8. The 2366 is a class 5, but the number would have you believe it is a class 6.
Case IH decided to revise the number system in 2003 with the introduction of the 8010 (true class 8, series 10). In the current system, like Nick said, the first digit is the size class (which now aligns with global size class standards) and the last three digits are the series/family. So the 7120 is a size class 7 in the 120 series, the 6150 is a size class 6 in the 150 series, and so on. Case continued the legacy combines with the old naming system all the way through 2008 (ending with the 2577 and 2588) while simultaneously phasing in the new naming system from the 2003 8010 forward. ALL of their production combines from 2009 onward use this new naming system, with the exception of the AF11, but that one is fairly obvious which size it is.
Stellar video Nick.
Great information! Thank you!
Great credit to Scott and Nick, you've done such a great job over the years.The fact that you can just "call up your friends at IH" and get a state of the art combine with matching header is enormous! I bet you sell a lot of combines for your benefactor. Well Done, God Bless!!
🇺🇲🙌🙌🙌 all the years I've been watching and to see the day there's three harvesting combines on your farm is awesome! Even though it's not permanent to have that many because of cost, it's amazing how far technology has come in such a short amount of time. The newer combines are expensive but once you see the increase in production and how efficient they are putting more crop in the hopper and less time in the fields, it starts to make sense of why farmers and some on farmtube are going to bigger harvesting equipment. You're getting more done with less manpower and in less time because it's often hard to find farm help in this day and age.
Can't wait to see what your dad and Legarms think about the 9260 and watching to see if you guys decide to go try it on the lentils.
Thanks for allowing us along for the ride during all the highs and lows in the most essential industry in America, agriculture!
I agree with the rest of the students. Nick is a great teacher on the differences of combines and he really helps us to appreciate all the nuances. Thanks Nick.
Last year for corn/soybean harvest, we had a Case tech come out with a (disguised) 8260. They ran with our 3 8250’s the whole time. I didn’t get to run the machine but once, moving it from the farm to a field, but the 1200 monitors made a *huge* difference compared to the 700 in the older machines
Fantastic machine! Thank you for the opportunity to watch it run.
The latest combine is impressive. It will be interesting to see if you can use all the horsepower from the big engine. My grandparents used to be Massey people decades ago. Then again they used to use horses. One off the Masseys used the old Case steam engine whistle to signal when the combine bin was full. Hang on, two combines used to hold about 100 bushels, . . . together. Yes, we have come a long way. The choice of music is very nice. The old Ford flathead was called "Beulah". . . . forget the comparison with what "she" could haul compared to your International truck. Your dad likely knows where "Beulah" is found in the Bible. Keep up the great work. Welker Farms does great work.
That was the summer surprise I was hoping for, Thank you Case IH and Welkers!! Really well done on the presentation Nick! Amazing drone shots as always! Take care and God bless!
Glad you enjoyed it! God bless!
I love watching you guys!! And, watching the 3 Case's working together, with the backgrounds in the day and Night are Awsome!! My family sure does thankyou for growing food for us and America!! God bless you all!!
Thanks for the explanation between you current combine and this beast. Interesting info and thanks for taking us along.
Combines have come a long way from our old IH 64. My granpa ran. Did custom harvesting being pulled by an😢 M. We used it in the early 80's. I was able to watch it work.
Thank you and I had to laugh when Nick was talking about keeping the header full in 14 bushel wheat. What a comedian. God bless.
Wow Nick! That new combine harvester is an amazing machine, especially with all the built-in automatic adjustment giving what appears to be a fantastic grain sample. 😎
What a machine, I can't believe how big the back tyres are. Almost as big as the fronts. Other than that I love how the overall profile hasn't changed that much in ~50 years, just gotten bigger, IH nailed it way back then and set the standard for everyone else to follow. It looks so good CNH should just leave it there for you to look after
Prayers to you guys. Everything happens for a reason and hard times build character and keep us true to who we are. You can't have good days without bad ones. Wouldn't be life without all of them. In the dark one day but in the light the next. 🙏
Great video. Drone and music, fantastic.
Your knowledge of combines is unreal.
Thank you for sharing
The technology to day is amazing I grew up on a farm in the 60-70 's so I can relate with your dad
Fantastic drone footage! The brilliant colors as a backdrop for the beast of a combine were perfect.
Matt Griggs in Tennessee went through the windshield several years ago due to the corn head coming off and the combine drove over it. And by a miracle he lived. Hurt badly but doesn't road anymore without the seat belt on.
Case IH 9260 even has a buddy seat for Coby! 😁
@@steamboatwillie935 sure does 😁
VERY COOL and kudo's to CASE-IH for helping your fam out, with the product demo !!!!
Nice of Case IH to lend you a hand :-) Great representation of their equipment, what a beast!
19:23 sure brings back memories from when i worked with a custom crew. But the 850 Massey Fergason with a 24' header looks tiny next to that rig. Keep on cutting!
While you were going over the details of the new combine, I couldn’t help but think of the implements that your grandparents and great grandparents used, and what they would think of this equipment, and what you can accomplish, in a day.
Great video, thanks 🙏 very informative presentation of the new combine.
As a farmer it’s fantastic to be able to have the opportunity to work with the latest equipment’
God bless you all
Great video and drone footage! Glad you got to use the new combine!
Amazing to see how the new features on the 9260, like the advanced cleaning systems and better residue management, are optimizing the harvest even in tough conditions. This combine is definitely setting new standards. 😘😘😘
Outstanding product overview. What a combine ! Good work CaseIH.
That's a very nice bit of kit and makes total sense, when you can clear si much more, quicker and come away with a cleaner crop and less of it out the back. The AI part if this takes a lot of the hard work and stress out of the running the machine too.
Hi from Australia..😊
Big shout out to CASE for supporting you guys with the demo equipment..
Stay safe..
Sweet 9260 Case iH Combine. I love the sunsets when there is a storm on the farm.
Absolutely love the camera views. Awesome work welker farms. Thank u
New combine! I’m sure you’re all excited. Drone footage of three combines in the field was amazing. You live in some beautiful country. The sunsets are gorgeous! Best of luck with the rest of harvest.
I love the dogs. Spaniels are special. DOGS The best friend you'll ever have. Always glad to see you. always sad to see you go. won't judge you. won't lie to you ... and don't steal from you. unless you leave your dinner on the floor.. but that your fault Love from the UK.
Thank you for the explanation of difference in the combines. Enjoy your videos
Awesome video. Love the harvest, and what beautiful country! Thanks for sharing.
Can confirm the AF11 is a monster. We got to demo one last fall before they came out. It ate 100 bushel + Milo like it was nothing
What header you guys are using?
@@karinkoehler2777 Same one they did, the FD250 flex
@@chancethefarmer5793 👍
Love the camera quality and drone shots its always perfection thanks
Your drone shots are always so cinematic, good luck with the 9260...
Looks great Nick! Perhaps send it north when you're done with it 😉
Always hoping for the best for the Welkers! Bring on big bushels next year!
That's some simply beautiful shots with the drone, should see what's involved in printing them out as stills for merchandise.
Thanks for another great video Welkers. It was super interesting and enjoyable to watch for sure.
Wow. Love that new 9260 case IH combine. What a sweet machine it is. Thanks for explaining all the new technology on it and all the operational upgrades. Very nice. You are very knowledgeable Nick on these combines.
How amazing you were running 8mph, that is unbelievable-wow. The capabilities of this machine is incredible. What a nice cab and accessories. You should be really proud of that machine.
Nick the drone footage and music you did with this new machine is incredible. Must admit it brought tears to my eyes, the scenery and the new combine were just amazing!!!!!!! My compliments to you for a fantastic video with the drone. Wow!!!!!!!
I know currently you are not in the best of wheat but hopefully other fields will be better!!!!!!
Glad you got some moisture although I know you would like more. A little rain is better than nothing at all. Prayers for more rains!!!!!!!
Thanks for showing us the new 9260 combine. Is a great machine. Enjoy running that machine.
Thanks for everything Welkers. Hang in there with your harvest. Hope your crop production improves!!!!!! Sending prayers and blessings to all of you.
May God watch over you all.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Happy you enjoyed it!
@@WelkerFarmsI've come across your channel and really enjoy it. I'm catching up on old videos so I'm kinda all over the place 😂. I just got done watching the one where you built that cart to hold battery and portable light. How has that light been holding up?
You guys are very lucky to try an unbelievable piece of machinery !🌾🇺🇸
The 9260 is an amazing machine. Great to see the kids!
That is one amazing combine. They are only going to get better as time goes on.
Getting very proficient with that drone. Fantastic shots
Great vid, thx for sharing. And also thx to Case IH for being awesome. Keep the good stuff coming!!!
The best is yet to come!
Great video Nick and Family. Kiddos and dogs were cute. Raise them well.
Stunning looking machine….with an Italian heart at its core🇮🇹❤️❤️
Once again, it's an incredible video. Thank you. I was telling a friend about the channel. Looks like God is bringing the increase.
I love all your videos and your dad knows how to make a person laugh. I'm watching from West Virginia. Would love to meet you guys some day. Thank you for the videos. They are all awesome and funny 😂😎👍.
Thanks for watching!
Very nice information. Great to see the harvest going full swing. Hope it all went well for you. I really like the new CASE IH 9 series.
Great video guys!!! Nice combine. Love your orange sunset's, .God sure paints a pretty picture
26:36 they look so adorable. The whole video, I like this part the most. Kkk ❤
Hi guys. Just watched a couple of YT channels previewing what's new at the farm progress show this year. Elmer's has a new grain cart that holds 3000 bushels and Massey is debuting the S9425
That 9260 is huge ! 🤩 You guys need two of these !
Two with 60 foot heads for those light crops.
Love seeing that flag in the beginning. God bless
Fantastic screen shots! Great job with the camera
We been expecting case /ih to hook yall up with something..... new !! Win win, for them and for the welkers
Nick I could watch your drone footage for hours. 50 foot is pretty impressive.
60 feet would be even better in those light crops.
As a farmer I wish more farmers would understand John Deere is not our friend anymore. CaseIH, Agco many other brands support the farmers much better.
I watch a lot of farmers all over the country. Several of them only run JD bc that’s the closest dealer/service. I can tell just by watching that Case is a much better company by how they respond when something breaks down. They replace it while the other one is being repaired.
Lets be real, none of them are your friend. At the end of the day, they only want money and software lock is a thing on other machines too. All of them brake and all of them cost you a lot of money.
Yea I like both . But I can agree John Deere need to step it up before everyone goes to case
You're delusional if you think a specific manufacturer is your "friend." The dealer may be, but the corporation - no. If you have a good dealer, the color of the equipment doesn't matter.
Brand/color doesn’t matter. It’s all about your local dealer when it comes to support.
That 50ft flex draper is one fine bit of kit. 🤤
that 9260 chews thru some acres! amazing.
Congratulations on the good crop this year. Long overdue
did a great job with this video explaining the class 9. love your vids and happy harvesting.
Majestic shots. Beautiful machine. 🇨🇦
That is one large machine. Love watching it roll. 👍👍👍
The guts at case IH are great people and there machinery are excellent. You enjoy your time in the xab
I was hoping it was an AF 11 when you said something was coming. Beautiful looking machine.
Watching these guy's videos makes me happy i work at cnh
Thanks for making good products!
You were saying that the new combine is 1 & 1/2 of yours. That’s pretty much how Brian Brown explained why the traded in 2 combined for 1 large one. Like your farm, it’s basically 3 guys doing all the jobs, trying to keep up. Makes sense to me.
Out in the plains they have to run multiple machines to cover more acres. Welkers farm about 3x the acres browns do.
The Welkers are raising wheat in a near desert.
For comparison, Kansas wheat yields are 40-45 bushels an acre. Here in NJ we get 60-65 bushels when the rains cooperate
@@SirWhiteRabbit-gr5so, we farm in NE Montana and I wouldn’t say we’re a near desert, yes the last few years have been rough but usually we are in the 40s on average and 60s on a good year for wheat.
@@SirWhiteRabbit-gr5so and in Illinois we shoot for 100bu/ac. Is crazy how different it is everywhere.
It's awsome to have one big machine to work but if it breaks down hyou have nothing. If you have two smaller ones and one breaks down you still can harvest, cultivate or spray till the parts come and do it before the rain catches you. The best is to have two big ones, but that costs much more. Finally it's your choice what to do and take your risks.
Boys with new toys!!! Nothing better than new toys. Lol
Man that thing looks big! Won't be long, the Big Buds won't be so big.
Great video and beautiful drone shots. God bless 🙌
Great explanation on the differences etc. Nice combine!!
20:07 Stunning!
I love the fact the new header has scalper wheels!
Awesome footage. Thanks for sharing.
All combines are good these days some just a little better than others.
Sweet ride nick love it great video thanks sir God bless you and yours
Y'all make AWESOME VIDEO'S with the Drone shots and the music....lt's like watching a movie.....Thanks guy's + GOD BLESS AMERICA....
Old F-4 Pilot Shoe🇺🇸
Back in the late 1800s they had a 50' head on a combine, so it's good that after over a century later they have 50s again.
Incredible scenes and great music. You have beast-bine and now you are testing rocket-bine.
Need to get your flag on that beautiful machine.
Love it when Nick is on the video MC. He has another job if he ever gets out of farming: he has a radio voice! Lol
Our 8120 has the unload auger shutoff on it, you just have to hold the shift button in on the back of the joystick and then click the unload auger button
That system was a Dealer added option and it was very crude. The cross augers were hydraulically driven. The 30 series simplified it by running 2 belts from the same drive pulley. The main unload auger driven off a constantly tensioned belt and the cross auger use a hydraulically tensioner belt.
This video was a CASE of very cinematic drone shots. 😁😁😎😎🤘🤘
Thanks guys. Great drone shots once again.
Glad you enjoyed it