John Deere S770 Combine and Shelbourne CVS28 Harvesting Wheat
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- In this video we spend time out in the field with a John Deere S770 combine equipped with a 28ft Shelbourne Reynolds CVS28 stripper header . The video talks about the class 7 combines specifications and how the Shelbourne Reynolds stripper head works. Viewers will also be able to ride along in the combine cab to see operators perspective. Watch for John Deere 8370R tractors with Brent 1082 Grain Carts hauling grain as well as John Deere 8295R tractors and 1795 planters seeding double crop soybeans behind the combine.
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nice, they are also good here in canada for helping standing stubble hold more snow ~ 'cause goodness knows we don't get rain!
Glad to see they can plant the same day as a harvest. Nice looking combine.
They sure. Often with in a few passes of the combine to keep the new seeding going as fast as possible.
I see nothing but advantages for farmers use this head for small grain, especially if it gives no mechanical issues. I bet their double crop soybeans are going to be good, as they now have a great bed to plant in weeks earlier than in the past. If this farmer has been using this header since 2008 that should prove to everyone that it's an asset to have. Most farmers I've ever known, if something didn't work they quickly got rid of it.
Eh except for farmers who do tillage. Trying to plow, disc, or vertical till through that would be a nightmare.
If this farm is owned by who I think it is he's always ran stripper heads
Nice shot with the two tractors unloading at the same time. Wish that scene could have been longer. Thanks, BTP!!
I have the The Who unloading sequence. It took about 5 minutes so I shortened it for this 22 minute video. I did a ride along in the 8370R as well.
As for wanting the scene to be longer. You can always go back and re-watch it. Also, you can slow you're youtube player down as much as you want. Just click the gear looking icon at the right hand bottom of the screen. I usually watch video's at + 1.75 unless it's something like this that I haven't seen before.
Learn new things with every one of your videos. Thank you!
👍👍 thank you for watching.
Thanks for clarifying the classes of combines for us that dont do it for a living. This is an interesting threshing head and it makes complete sense for the soybean to go behind it. I am curious how row switching goes as id imagine the beans need the rows to be planted in.
I am working on a video that will show how the beans grow in the standing straw and how they are harvested.
Nothin' says born and raised country quite like a Yeti sticker on a Coleman cooler. 👌👍
Man nice nice S series combine there Nothing Runs like a Deere ! ! ! 🤠👍
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Mate that header front has got me fascinated ,top rig.
Nice operation
It is a neat farm to see in operation. They are a dairy and grain operation.
I have to say that is an a Streamley impressive header that’s got to make that combine last longer because it doesn’t have to process everything
It does reduce stress on components of the combine.
You totally answered my question from the last video that featured this header BTP. Great job as always.
What was your question that Was answered?
bigtractorpower I asked if this same header could be used on the newer model combines in the previous video that had the 9670 STS combine with this header. You have shown me that it can be.
This is awesome video.The grain moisture looks a little the way the grain is piling in the grain tank when full.
It is higher moisture but the benefit of harvesting early to plant beans out weighs the moisture.
Those are some pretty looking machines
They do a good job.
Awsome gear bud cant beat a johndeere and notting runs like a deere and if shes not a johndeere shes a deere john awsome video buddy cant wait too see more your doining great
Thank you for watching.
They need to paint that header green for added horsepower.
Naw maintenance cost would skyrocket.
I guess I missed this one. Thax
Glad you found found it. Thank you for watching.
I have a feeling we are going to see more of them heads this year.
Maybe a few more 😁
Nice Video ^^ one sidequestion : those head do they reduce the wear on the combine in some way, becuase you flow less material through the maschine ?
Yes they do.
When they harvest soybeans in the fall won’t they just get a ton of extra straw out the back of the combine? Will they have to go slower while combining? Will it be even more beneficial to have that extra straw? Over all it does look like a very nice machine though. Great video!
No. The straw decays over the summer. What is left gets chopped up by the combine and helps hold the soil over the winter.
Why don't most wheat farmers use this head and why not put in a 2nd crop of wheat instead of soy beans, field nutrition/burnout ? I enjoyed this great BTP episode. 🚜👍
Mark Stengel it is bad on the soil. Wheat and soybeans use different nutrients from the soil to grow well. If you don’t rotate crops then your using up all the nutrients that one crop needs until eventually those resources are exhausted.
That’s one big combine 😂
Yep
That is a class 7, there are two classes larger.
I wonder how much they save just on fuel alone using class"7"machine and the 42 foot Shelbourne?.
It`s 28 foot header!
I will have to ask on total fuel savings.
@@bigtractorpower Ok
Very nice Video from awful and special Machinery....Thanks for Sharing...I think in Germany runs only 4 or 5 Stripperheaders.
Thank you for watching.
A quick question maybe with the standing plant they could mow it and bale up straw
Some do, just swath it the opposite direction to the combine
I can’t believe with the straw price at $200-$300 per ton they don’t bale it.
The straw is valuable as mulch to help the soybeans hold moisture.
This is a dairy farm so they do mow some with JD 946 mocos and bale it.
A bit puzzled why the styling was not changed from the 600 combines to these.The 700s are identical twins of the green combines they replaced
The only thing that changed between a 600 and 700 is the technology on the inside. On the outside all that is different is the 6000 gps receiver and a camera port above the Deere logo on the back. On the inside a 700 is fully automated to adjust to changing crop conditions and it has the same chair and display screen as an 8R tractor.
So I have a question.. would they use a normal Draper head to harvest the beans? Or would they just use the stripper head again?
draper
Atomicwedgie81 that’s kinda what I thought.. thanks for the reply
Stripper head is a little too rough for beans
28% is real heavy. Are the machines sensors a bit confused because of the different header?
There is no tech issue. The moisture was a bit higher I mainly saw 22% where grain reel heads will start at 17%. The advantage of early bean planting out weighs the moisture.
@@bigtractorpower Thanks you for the response and clarification BTP. Keep up the content. :)
Since the wheat stalk is still standing after harvest, wont there be alot of material going through the combine during soybean harvest? Or does the stalk eventually lay down?
The stalk rots away. By harvest time in October it’s brittle. I am working on a video showing what happens from June to October.
@@bigtractorpower thanks for the reply!!
@@bigtractorpower Did you make this videos from June to October? Where can I see then?
How well does it work on laid / lodged crops? (I hope you know what I mean, it's not my first lenguage)
It does very well. The 10:00 minute mark in this video shows how it works in down wheat.
@@bigtractorpower very nice.
Do you have experience on Canola with it?
our wheat is still green here in IL
I was in IL last weekend. In the Southern part of IL it was looking pretty yellow.
@@bigtractorpower Not Illinois, USA . I'm from Ialomița, southern Romania
Then why field doesn't uses both headers of this kind
I am sorry I don’t understand the question.
@@bigtractorpower their were two combines on the field when you was shooting
So why one combine used conventional headher were as main combine uses advanced one
@@ashwanichouksey2472 The farmer may just be testing out the shelbourne header to see if he likes it over a traditional draper.
You should go to North Carolina and follow OLF around for a day or two..
It would be neat to see those big Krones. Unfortunately they are a good 12-13 hours east of me.
What other grains can that header be used for?
Oats, rice and dry peas.
I’m confused. If you’re taking half the material through the machine why aren’t you moving twice as fast? Appears to me that one combine should do the job of two. That’s not what I’m seeing.
You can only moves through the crop so fast without grain loss with it in the header or the combine. If they run too fast the header will loss grain into the field.
Where do you video I Farm
This was filmed in Kentucky.
Ok thank you for all the video
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I've never seen a stripper header used on wheat......always on rice down here.
I would like to film rice harvest some day.
Do these headers work for soy beans?
No just small grains.
You should do something with one lonely farmer it would be awesome hes about as close as hes gonna get
It would be neat to see those big Krones. Unfortunately they are a good 12-13 hours east of me.
You should get a camera with a wider lense for the in cab recording's, for example a GoPro
At some point I will. It’s on my shopping list.
also known as rice headers where im from;
What happens to the standing rice stalks after harvest?
@@bigtractorpower in the area I growed up in they turned it over using something similar to degelman pro till .Usually so muddy the stalks rotted quick. Rice stalks rot fast . When dry i have seen them burn the field
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Plz anyone make this for fs19 lol might think about bringing these to Europe
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And yet people are still planting in wisconsin
also still planting in PA.
@@tgh117 Almost done in Illinois
It has been a long wet and planting season. I was in Illinois and Iowa over the weekend and was glad to see a bunch of fields getting planted.
Can you use the modified head for rice?
No modification needed. As I mentioned in the video it is built to harvest wheat, oats, rice and dry field peas.
thanks I just didn't hear it.@@bigtractorpower
just curious do you have a job or do you make money of these video's or are you retired and use you free time to make these videos?
I own the Toy Tractor Times and Big Tractor Power is a spin off from my toy business. It is just a hobby for me to go out and see farm machines at work.
why so slow. that combine can handle twice the header at twice the speed
Green stems do not allow for speed.
@@bigtractorpower the stems don't go through the combine. Is it harder for the header to strip the grain from wet stems?
The moisture is higher so it does not allow them to cruise across the field. They have to slow down to make sure all the grain is pulled off.