There is nothing like the Iver’s videos. Good job Reese. No cameraman can make a good movie without a great cast. Being the movie is about Farming completes the deal. I rate them 4 stars !
3750 acres in approx 30 days running 200 + bushel corn with 1 combine and 1 grain cart is impressive! . For the stupid questions concerning real speed, every operator sets the reel speed so it comes down over the bean plant and knocks it on the belt according to the speed there running, and that usually is set automatically . Certain bean varieties do shatter worst than others when the real hits them. George and the whole Ivers group are certainly professionals at what they do , and videos do make the real appear to run faster. It takes a lot of time to make these videos and post them so sure they can’t answer every question and shouldn’t have to. As a farmer myself just enjoy there video’s as what I have seen you all are very fortunate to even be able to view the farming operation.
You Ivers boys are the best on CZcams as far as agtubers go. For those of us who do farm, we see the effort. We see the stands, how clean fields are. And it shows in the yields. On top of that, I think y’all are good people. And that’s what matters to us farmin folks! Reece! On the cover crop, you have to be patient. It’s probably a combination of fertility and you lost moisture to the cover crop. It takes a couple of years before it’s noticeable. Once that organic material gets where it’s a balanced act you’ll see the difference. Even on a dry year.
@@tomcander3669he may have the most subscribers but he’s not nearly as good as the Ivers boys. Not even close. Besides these boys farm 5 times the acres mf’er does.
3 truths of combines 1 they all cost a lot of money 2 they all do a good job if set properly 3 they all cost a lot of money Wish we could meet Garrett but totally respect his privacy And as always STAY SAFE!!!
It is great to see Reese in the combine. Also, it was nice to see everyone having their camera time in this episode. Thanks for sharing your x9 experience with us.
crazy amount of dirt this harvest its amazing any of the machines could function in such a dirty air enviroment seeins how all ur equipments r basically mechanicaal pumps suckin in air and blowin it out wow!! Congrates on ur harvest so far hope the rest of harvest is as safe and good as so far.Thanks for sharin yalls time with us eaters & consumers.
Glade to see you got the X9 1100 to help out on the bean harvest.I like it when Dennis got Jay with his blower that was really good.I am really glade George showed the difference between irrigated beans and non irrigated beans quite a bit difference Hope you have great week next .
Now why on earth would they switch to JD ? IHC machines are more efficient and have simpler systems and all of their monitors are setup for red machines
Class 10 and 11 red combines are on the way. As the inventer from the singel rotor combine the new 10 and 11 s from case ih will be the best technology there is
Definitely making progress despite the issues with David's machine. Frustrating at best trying to iron out the problems. The flexibility of your family and crew lets you shift gears and keep it all moving!!!
We have a x9 but only run corn and wheat because we do not grow beans. Love it in corn and in wheat as well we traded a 9240 for it the sample is great in corn as well
Can’t wait for the AF-10 to come out on the CaseIH side to see a comparison between it and the X9. Seems like you guys would be the ideal candidates to give those machines a true side by side showdown
I have a new 380 that 3 weeks ago the high pressure valve was tripping and then stuck in limp mode, after changing thousands of dollars in parts, a kink was found in the return to tank line.
I know of a hutterite colony had 2 x9 one the main hydraulic pump crap out it going to cost 400000 dollars to fix it they have to put all new orbit motor and all the oil lines in .
Thanks to David for pointing out the difference in size of both the red and green combines and how they can't really be compared for capacity, since the red one is a class 9 and the green one is a class 11.
In the Texas Panhandle cover crops result in a yield loss. But we are usually making 280 continuous corn without a cover crop. Some believe in a cover crop being better. I think the most corn with less water is important because our water table is falling several feet each year. It takes 2" to start the cover and several more to replace water, and nutrients for the corn crop.
I wonder how the 1100 would handle an average crop of beans with an acceptable ground speed pushing a 60 foot Honeybee or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian head.
Poor Jay getting blasted with the throat blower by Dennis was epic (and funny)… I laughed out loud both times Reese showed it in this video! If I understood David correctly, the problem with his combine was a loose ground wire? WOW!!! As for the X9 110 -vs- Case IH 9250; not really a true comparison since they are different class combines. The X9 1100 should be able to harvest more crop, faster because of more hp and more capacity. I heard that Case IH will be coming out with a larger combine soon so then you can do another comparison test. Great video as always… 👍👍
If you guys get a chance to run an X9 again in beans these settings work best and you will have great sample… Concave 18 Rotors 680 Fan 1190 Top Chaffer 17-18 Bottom Sieve 0-1
Looking forward to tillage videos... i really like them... hate to say it but that JD seems to be a good machine... wonder how the sample would be in corn..
The X9's are good on corn and beans. Just ask Mike Mitchel up in Canada about how the X9 is in his crops. kept plugging up the back end. He had to switch to his S models to get his Lentils harvested
Actually, the only time Mike's X9 started to plug is when he was doing lentils. When he was doing wheat, he didn't plug at all. And he did plug a little when they were doing canola. However, he had the same with the Fendt Ideal 9 combines as well. From what I've been told, lentils and canola are a hard crop to cut along with sunflowers. And last I checked, Mike has had issues with CaseIH, Fendt, and John Deere plugging on him. While doing lentils and canola. And I should know since I also watch his videos as well. However, the S 780 had little to no issues cutting Lentils without plugging. So, I guess Mike should use the S780 next year to cut lentils instead of the X9.😂😂
we had dry conditions this year, we put air compressor on service truck and blew EVERYTHING out about every two hours and it kept us going.Changed filters daily................ misuse of the blower by the operator is why nobody brings him lunch ever again
I've been through High Pressure relief messing up on truck. 3 new pressure relief, then new common rail that comes with pressure relief so now 4 pressure relief still same problem. Ran overlay harness as a bypass no fix. End up putting new ECM problem fixed but that took 3 months to get one. I ran it hard on chassis dyno to make sure it was fixed 100% load for 45 mins while recording all. Before finally fix code would pop up after 5 mins each time on dyno
Hi Ivers: Read these books: Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown Curiosity, Farmers Discovering What Works by John King Custodians of the Grasslands by Colin Seis (Pasture cropping) Keep up the good work! Alan
They all got issues anymore, buddys x9 needs new fuel tank, not aure if it ever came in or not was a whole recall deal, workmanship isnt there on any brand now, sad, or supplier change went cheaper and made us pay more and gave issues
Really enjoyed this video. Would love to hear more on the combine comparison! Hard to believe the X9 cut that many more acres! Could one be in your future??
Dave, you're right, the Deere X-9 is a machine that will do some work. All you have to do is make the numbers work which is hard to do between colors. At the end of the day it comes down to who is going to give you the best service year in and year out. It's that reason and that reason only that Fendt is making such a splash entering the US market.
"6 gen Farmer" run a J.D. combine, it had to go to the shop, so they had their neighbor harvest some beans for them with their Case, it was a lot cleaner than what the JD could do.
That was a "Dirty" trick Dennis. Jay more than earned that pulled pork sandwich. David, did you get docked for the X9 uncleanish beans. Maybe JD is adopting the "if it weighs it pays" philosophy. The X9 can eat! There appeared to be much more material feeding across the head compared to the McDs. Did you use the Combine Adviser features? We all have those fancy door latched on the rear hatch of our SUVs, Do farmers know what an SUV is? Not a pick up.😂😂
It has to be so frustrating paying that much for a new machine and then having it plagued with sensor issues. Not sure if the X9 is the solution though because they have their share of problems too. Either way hope you get everything figured out and get everyone running 100%
We had a problem with our case ih combine the antifreeze got brown looking sound like case ih didn’t clean there engines very good said the same thing to us good luck so we are demo a s770 Deere but suck cost so much money and high interest
Just curious why you guys run your real so fast in beans? I heard a lot of beans hitting the cab windshield. Unless it’s just the video on why it looks so fast.
If you guys would start dragging chains from each combine, you would have fewer problems with dust and static electricity. It would also make bearings last longer.
With a 24 row head. I wonder how the 1100 would handle an average crop of beans with an acceptable ground speed while pushing a 60 foot Honeybee or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian head.
It amazes me that CIH corporate isn’t doing more to help you guys out with your combine issues since you continually buy new CIH equipment, and I’ll be shocked if they don’t jump through flaming hoops after they see that X9 being demoed.
Corporate doesn’t care about individual farmers. Doesn’t matter what brand. Corporate also aren’t mechanics. Local dealers are the ones that care about keeping customers and I’m sure they had another combine lined up to replace theirs if they couldn’t figure it out.
I thought this was a comparison of the two combines, nothing shows the two with loss are ground speeds, just shows the case ending problems day after day
I wonder how the 1100 would handle an average crop of beans with an acceptable ground speed while pushing a 60 foot Honeybee or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian head.
There is nothing like the Iver’s videos. Good job Reese. No cameraman can make a good movie without a great cast. Being the movie is about Farming completes the deal. I rate them 4 stars !
I agree
3750 acres in approx 30 days running 200 + bushel corn with 1 combine and 1 grain cart is impressive! . For the stupid questions concerning real speed, every operator sets the reel speed so it comes down over the bean plant and knocks it on the belt according to the speed there running, and that usually is set automatically . Certain bean varieties do shatter worst than others when the real hits them. George and the whole Ivers group are certainly professionals at what they do , and videos do make the real appear to run faster. It takes a lot of time to make these videos and post them so sure they can’t answer every question and shouldn’t have to. As a farmer myself just enjoy there video’s as what I have seen you all are very fortunate to even be able to view the farming operation.
You Ivers boys are the best on CZcams as far as agtubers go. For those of us who do farm, we see the effort. We see the stands, how clean fields are. And it shows in the yields. On top of that, I think y’all are good people. And that’s what matters to us farmin folks!
Reece! On the cover crop, you have to be patient. It’s probably a combination of fertility and you lost moisture to the cover crop. It takes a couple of years before it’s noticeable. Once that organic material gets where it’s a balanced act you’ll see the difference. Even on a dry year.
The MFer is by far the original and best ag CZcamsr...these may be 2nd
@@tomcander3669in your opinion.
@lostinlox no...in the opinion of many...looks at the subscriber and views numbers. Thanks for trying
@@tomcander3669he may have the most subscribers but he’s not nearly as good as the Ivers boys. Not even close. Besides these boys farm 5 times the acres mf’er does.
@tomcander3669 the MFer is nothing but an infomercial nowadays
3 truths of combines
1 they all cost a lot of money
2 they all do a good job if set properly
3 they all cost a lot of money
Wish we could meet Garrett but totally respect his privacy
And as always STAY SAFE!!!
The kid will probably never forget that ride.
It is great to see Reese in the combine. Also, it was nice to see everyone having their camera time in this episode. Thanks for sharing your x9 experience with us.
David thanks for the honest combine opinion
Thank you and the guy's. For taking the time. To make another great video
crazy amount of dirt this harvest its amazing any of the machines could function in such a dirty air enviroment seeins how all ur equipments r basically mechanicaal pumps suckin in air and blowin it out wow!! Congrates on ur harvest so far hope the rest of harvest is as safe and good as so far.Thanks for sharin yalls time with us eaters & consumers.
Case has a bad air intake design
15:10 Whoa. That’s a crazy reel speed. 😳
Glade to see you got the X9 1100 to help out on the bean harvest.I like it when Dennis got Jay with his blower that was really good.I am really glade George showed the difference between irrigated beans and non irrigated beans quite a bit difference Hope you have great week next .
Glad to see you giving the X9 a shot. The HR boys must be a little nervous seeing green out there. Your drone videos are awesome!
Thanks again for the awesome videos glad you all are trying the x9 maybe next purchase for a combine you guys will buy the x9
Now why on earth would they switch to JD ? IHC machines are more efficient and have simpler systems and all of their monitors are setup for red machines
Hey Dave check your fuel tank make sure the vent is open we've had them plug up before and do the same thing
Great stuff Ivers. Thanks
Class 10 and 11 red combines are on the way. As the inventer from the singel rotor combine the new 10 and 11 s from case ih will be the best technology there is
Sure enjoy the effort you put into these videos Reese, it’s just plain good stuff.
Thanks for putting them out there.
Jay needs a raise - adds a lot each week!
Always good, no great videos. Thank you !!!!!!!! Please don't stop. Jim from Texas.
I like the way you share
Definitely making progress despite the issues with David's machine. Frustrating at best trying to iron out the problems. The flexibility of your family and crew lets you shift gears and keep it all moving!!!
From David’s conversation, sounds like y’all need a second auger wagon.
Good to see you all are rolling along. We're day to day here. Rain last couple days. See ya Wednesday.
In my opinion every piece of farm equipment that has a engine should have a reversing fan on the radiator
Great. Well done. Thanks.
We have a x9 but only run corn and wheat because we do not grow beans. Love it in corn and in wheat as well we traded a 9240 for it the sample is great in corn as well
Really enjoy David. Does a good job explaining what’s going on…
They can park both of them when Claas steps into play so much more a combines eat corn in circles around them both
Can’t wait for the AF-10 to come out on the CaseIH side to see a comparison between it and the X9. Seems like you guys would be the ideal candidates to give those machines a true side by side showdown
After a big day of watching the rows feed into the corn head, you still feel like your harvesting when you go to bed.
George would make a great teacher. Not too late for Reese to hook him up with a second career in Lawrenceville. The FFA kids would be lucky.
Lindo video.
Saludos desde Argentina
great video as always! Nice to have more personalities in the video!
I have a new 380 that 3 weeks ago the high pressure valve was tripping and then stuck in limp mode, after changing thousands of dollars in parts, a kink was found in the return to tank line.
I know of a hutterite colony had 2 x9 one the main hydraulic pump crap out it going to cost 400000 dollars to fix it they have to put all new orbit motor and all the oil lines in .
I had that happen our first fall with our 7250 got hot, but the suck deal got plugged up on the screen. Had a big south wind following me
Not gonna lie, Jay getting blasted was really funny!! I'm sure he used some working words after that. 🤣🤣🤣 You guys are the best. 👍
Thanks to David for pointing out the difference in size of both the red and green combines and how they can't really be compared for capacity, since the red one is a class 9 and the green one is a class 11.
Green one is not a class 11. No such thing. It's a glorified class 10
In the Texas Panhandle cover crops result in a yield loss. But we are usually making 280 continuous corn without a cover crop. Some believe in a cover crop being better. I think the most corn with less water is important because our water table is falling several feet each year. It takes 2" to start the cover and several more to replace water, and nutrients for the corn crop.
So enjoyable
Those X9's are definitely a beast.
I wonder how the 1100 would handle an average crop of beans with an acceptable ground speed pushing a 60 foot Honeybee or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian head.
Mitchell says different
@@joshpitts7256 they no good in small grains. Deere is focused on corn .
Good vid!
Poor Jay getting blasted with the throat blower by Dennis was epic (and funny)… I laughed out loud both times Reese showed it in this video! If I understood David correctly, the problem with his combine was a loose ground wire? WOW!!! As for the X9 110 -vs- Case IH 9250; not really a true comparison since they are different class combines. The X9 1100 should be able to harvest more crop, faster because of more hp and more capacity. I heard that Case IH will be coming out with a larger combine soon so then you can do another comparison test. Great video as always… 👍👍
If you guys get a chance to run an X9 again in beans these settings work best and you will have great sample…
Concave 18
Rotors 680
Fan 1190
Top Chaffer 17-18
Bottom Sieve 0-1
Thanks
Looking forward to tillage videos... i really like them... hate to say it but that JD seems to be a good machine... wonder how the sample would be in corn..
The X9's are good on corn and beans. Just ask Mike Mitchel up in Canada about how the X9 is in his crops. kept plugging up the back end. He had to switch to his S models to get his Lentils harvested
But they were extremely green and tough and the chopper design is not good?
Actually, the only time Mike's X9 started to plug is when he was doing lentils. When he was doing wheat, he didn't plug at all. And he did plug a little when they were doing canola. However, he had the same with the Fendt Ideal 9 combines as well. From what I've been told, lentils and canola are a hard crop to cut along with sunflowers. And last I checked, Mike has had issues with CaseIH, Fendt, and John Deere plugging on him. While doing lentils and canola. And I should know since I also watch his videos as well. However, the S 780 had little to no issues cutting Lentils without plugging. So, I guess Mike should use the S780 next year to cut lentils instead of the X9.😂😂
Awesome video!
Our combine only breaks during harvest. The rest of the year it runs great
Amazing video ❤❤❤
Truly enjoy all your videos
It’s… it’s… it’s Green! Kidding of course. Glad you got to test new stuff. I don’t play that game. Find what works for you and get work done
sounds like george needs to slow his reel down, lot of beans hittin the windshield.
Reel is correct speed for down beans. It is pretty fast moving close to 5 mohy
@@georgeivers5363 its great to see you reply, i enjoy your familys videos, we farm in east central MO, hope your harvest goes well.
Amazing what a loose ground can cause on this newer equipment.
we had dry conditions this year, we put air compressor on service truck and blew EVERYTHING out about every two hours and it kept us going.Changed filters daily................ misuse of the blower by the operator is why nobody brings him lunch ever again
great video got to admit x9 looks impressive i bet thats what david asks santa for love boss mans humor geting jay with blower
Interesting
I've been through High Pressure relief messing up on truck. 3 new pressure relief, then new common rail that comes with pressure relief so now 4 pressure relief still same problem. Ran overlay harness as a bypass no fix. End up putting new ECM problem fixed but that took 3 months to get one. I ran it hard on chassis dyno to make sure it was fixed 100% load for 45 mins while recording all. Before finally fix code would pop up after 5 mins each time on dyno
Hi Ivers:
Read these books:
Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown
Curiosity, Farmers Discovering What Works by John King
Custodians of the Grasslands by Colin Seis (Pasture cropping)
Keep up the good work!
Alan
Good one Dennis! lol))
So the Deere guys show up while you’re broke down. Talk about maximum sales pressure. 😅
The largest combine that CaseIH makes versus the largest Combine John Deere makes. This will be interesting.
That was so funny
Might want to run those reels a little faster.. I think you can bounce more beans off the windshield.
Who's Beans are they?
They all got issues anymore, buddys x9 needs new fuel tank, not aure if it ever came in or not was a whole recall deal, workmanship isnt there on any brand now, sad, or supplier change went cheaper and made us pay more and gave issues
The fuel tanks are a big problem.
Friend had same issue
Really enjoyed this video. Would love to hear more on the combine comparison! Hard to believe the X9 cut that many more acres! Could one be in your future??
More Hp and bigger head equal more acres
You would need a s790 to a 9250 an x9 is just a different animal
Howdy Ivers
Poor Jay. PTSD.
The X 9s have great thru put, but cleaning capacity is lacking. You have to slow down to match others grain sample !
Dave, you're right, the Deere X-9 is a machine that will do some work. All you have to do is make the numbers work which is hard to do between colors. At the end of the day it comes down to who is going to give you the best service year in and year out. It's that reason and that reason only that Fendt is making such a splash entering the US market.
Fendt that has to be a joke
"6 gen Farmer" run a J.D. combine, it had to go to the shop, so they had their neighbor harvest some beans for them with their Case, it was a lot cleaner than what the JD could do.
Generally speaking, Deere grain samples suck in comparison to the others. Price you pay for running a Deere.
That was a "Dirty" trick Dennis. Jay more than earned that pulled pork sandwich. David, did you get docked for the X9 uncleanish beans. Maybe JD is adopting the "if it weighs it pays" philosophy. The X9 can eat! There appeared to be much more material feeding across the head compared to the McDs. Did you use the Combine Adviser features? We all have those fancy door latched on the rear hatch of our SUVs, Do farmers know what an SUV is? Not a pick up.😂😂
I had a fuel pressure regulator one time that I had a bad seal
It has to be so frustrating paying that much for a new machine and then having it plagued with sensor issues. Not sure if the X9 is the solution though because they have their share of problems too. Either way hope you get everything figured out and get everyone running 100%
Fuel tank Issues. Chopper Plugging. On and On
We had a problem with our case ih combine the antifreeze got brown looking sound like case ih didn’t clean there engines very good said the same thing to us good luck so we are demo a s770 Deere but suck cost so much money and high interest
Just curious why you guys run your real so fast in beans? I heard a lot of beans hitting the cab windshield. Unless it’s just the video on why it looks so fast.
I watch that every week and wonder the same thing. The beans are pinging off the windshield. Enjoy the videos though.
Deere has hopper % for years
With s680
I like the videos!
Case needs to get on board with that
@@iversfarms they are handy
Come on Dad Dennis! That wasn't nice. But it sure was funny. LOL
That x9 really eating them beans Reese
Any plans to demo a Claas?
In corn!
Last one, Dennis is the man!
Crazy how much quieter the Deere is…..at least in the videos it is
Ask Cole the cornstar he'll know
If you guys would start dragging chains from each combine, you would have fewer problems with dust and static electricity. It would also make bearings last longer.
Tried it for years
@@iversfarms it works. Another CZcamsr discovered how well it works on their combines after one almost caught on fire
Works good in sunflowers,flowers like to burn combines down
Can't beat red, just the facts
Great video guys reese what video cam did you put on the back of your cart please
Nice video, Reese. What kind of animal runs in front of the combine on 23.07?
That’s the shadow of the drone.
Rabbit
@@georgeivers5363 i see three of these
The ambient noise is distinctly quieter in the X9 David is running.
Throw that X9 into the corn fields!
With a 24 row head.
I wonder how the 1100 would handle an average crop of beans with an acceptable ground speed while pushing a 60 foot Honeybee or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian head.
Nice 😂😂😂😂😂
In big fields with long runs, why not run trucks alongside the combines when unloading on th ego-?
Labor is not unlimited
Less labor required with one less cart and driver.@@georgeivers5363
Also I think ur dad wanted u boys to enjoy urself some more that’s y he left again after he dropped lunch off, he’s a good guy
I was number 1 like. Lol
It amazes me that CIH corporate isn’t doing more to help you guys out with your combine issues since you continually buy new CIH equipment, and I’ll be shocked if they don’t jump through flaming hoops after they see that X9 being demoed.
CIH is to busy hooking up other farmers with free equipment to plant,spray and harvest their crops!
Corporate doesn’t care about individual farmers. Doesn’t matter what brand. Corporate also aren’t mechanics. Local dealers are the ones that care about keeping customers and I’m sure they had another combine lined up to replace theirs if they couldn’t figure it out.
Stick with red, those green matrix web of belts on green iron will become obsolete,
First w vid like always😎
I thought this was a comparison of the two combines, nothing shows the two with loss are ground speeds, just shows the case ending problems day after day
Is that a CM service bed on your truck ?
We put some grease on it
Are we going to see some x9 s on Ivers farm
I wonder how the 1100 would handle an average crop of beans with an acceptable ground speed while pushing a 60 foot Honeybee or a 62 foot GTS Brazilian head.
One thing I noticed is the X9 cab must be quieter. The audio is much better!!!
Is the fuel return to fuel tank plugged?