JOHN DEERE 9750 STS Combine Harvesting Corn
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- Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a 325 hp 300 bu. JOHN DEERE 9750 STS Combine harvesting corn with a 20ft JOHN DEERE 893 8 row corn head. Viewers will learn about the specifications of the 9750 STS combine as well as its production history and original price. The video also shares a cab ride along with the farmer as he talks about operating John Deere's first generation rotary combine.
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A couple years ago, when I bought a JD S680 I was offered $18,000.00 for my 2003 9750sts. I decided to keep it because the two front tires were just replaced at $3500.00 each. I’m glad I kept it, with an 8 row head in very good corn I can run 4 mph before the combine overloads and the grain is very clean. The 680 always has small cob and husk pieces in the sample.
Amazing video
I just passed a 9750 on the side of the road for sale on big floaters. Looked like a mean machine
What I love about these combines is as old as they are they are still modern enough that the gap between a STS combine and S series isn't as big as a Titian combine and STS series combine
Got a early 9650sts last year after a long time search, so far very impressed with it. Replaced a IH 1460 that I ran for 21 years which was and still is a great machine, just harder on me to operate and to little sieve area for high yielding corn on hills.
I’ve been waiting for a video I this exact combine! Really cool model, glad you got to film it!
I have been looking for a 9750 STS for several years. I have filmed the 9450, 9550 and 9650. The 9750 STS has been hard to find. This was a nice one.
The 9750 STS happened to be my favorite combine! Especially the 2000-2001 models with the old logo like this one.
The 9750 STS is one of my favorite Deere combines too.
Thanks for the history lesson. You mention that JD entered the self-propelled combine market in 1947. That would be with the model 55. We operated two of them in the 1950's and 60's on our farm in northern California. We used then for harvesting dry-land barley, which we raised in rotation with irrigated sugar beets and dry beans. We later used them for harvesting corn.
We started raising corn with the invention of the Orland corn header, which was manufactured in the the northern California town of Orland. It cut the stalks with a sickle-bar, feeding the whole stalk into the combine. We switched to the snapper header when John Deere introduced them a few years later. They snapped off the ears, and feed only the ears, with husks and some leaves, into the combine, significantly reducing the job of separating the grain out.
Both types of headers were two-row, which seemed like plenty at the time. Only planters and cultivators were four-row then, and we never imagined larger equipment.
Yes the 55 was the first Deere self propelled. That is really interesting about the Orland corn head. Being able to shell corn with a combine changed the harvest in a big way.
I grew watching a 95EB harvesting red and white kidney beans. It ran a 3 row corn head for corn harvest.
Great combine. Great condition too. Not many around. Awesome find jason👌🏻.
Enjoyed The Video
Good job sod buster that was one of the best combines jd has build thanks for the good video.
Awesome Video!
Nice to see the share 😀
It's always a joy to see an sts series in the field😁💪 thank you for sharing the video👍👍
I was excited to track this one down.
Howdy bigtractorpower
These machines work faster and more accurately than ever before
We still run a 9750sts on our 1200 acre farm and it’s a great machine. If it had powerfold extentions and a bigger auger we’d keep it till it blew lol unfortunately we’re getting to the point where we’ll prolly have it for another year or so and then look at a s series. Great video!
The 9750 STS is a great combine. It was a monster 24 years ago and still a good harvester. It is one of my favorite favorite all-time John Deere Combines.
Great video, Jason. My little cousin loves farming equipment. He would say tractor, then he would say combine.
Very cool. Tractors and combines are fun to watch.
I like those "older" machines. I really liked that 8400 on the cart. Great looking tractors. 2000 seems like yesterday to me.
The 8400 is a cool tractor. This one is an early 1995/1996 style with the black oil stripes.
Good video.
Thank you Frank.
I work for a farm that uses 2 JD 9660 STS combines (1 is a bullet rotor) and 1 JD 9760 STS combine. These combines are used to cut anything from wheat, milo, corn, and soybeans
Very nice combines. I like double model numbers like 9550, 9660 STS and 9770 STS.
Great find! This was deeres poster combine back then. This one looks to be in really nice shape…he really moves right along with it. We own a 1996 9500 & a 2002 9550. Quite an upgrade going from 9500 to 9550.
Yeah we went from a 1995 9500 with the 9600 engine to a 2017 S680 with 700hrs...S680 is tough to set in anything above 26%....in 140bu corn the 9500 is 3.4...S680 is 4.8 mph with the same head...but above 200bu corn the S680 just cruises. Mind you it uses 3x the fuel...and DEF
@@tf7274 I’m really thinking I’d like to switch to a rotary combine someday. We still have a small square bale market for straw, so we’ve kept these walker combines, but they s l o w - going in beans. Corn I don’t mind them in bc we’re only set up for 6 row and have a 12 row planter, so I don’t wanna switch to an 8 row head. I’ve heard a lotta horror-stories about jd S series, as far as longevity and reliability.
@@EDBZ28 I think the 9550 is a beauty. Ours I put the chaffer to the size of a kernel...open the bottom sieve all the way and turned the fan down...blazing fast in corn.
@@tf7274 thanks, yes I agree with you…in corn I love it. I added a reverser cooler and running at 6 row stalkmaster and it even handles that.
We love our 9670STS Quite a few less moving parts compared to our old walker machines. Still miss our 8820 though.
The 9670 STS is a nice combine. The 8820 is a cool Deere.
Our 9770 is excellent. These Pre-DEF, STS machines have good horsepower and wonderful cleaning abilities. Deere hasn’t made a comparable combine since
The 9770 STS is one of my favorite Deere combines.
Farmer I know does about 3k acres with a 9770 and a 9670. They look and sound so good I love seeing them run
He was flying...he would be astonished how similar it would be to a S680...until about 220bu per acre...after that the S680 cruises along while the 9750 will slow down.
That was really neat to see! I don’t know why, but it feels like that older style spout fits better with combines with the old logo and conventional combine harvesters. On rotary combines, the end spout that sticks out more seems to be more prevalent. However, that old spout on the combine is very interesting. On our farm, we have a 9550 and a 9660 STS with the 8.1 L and 9 L engines, respectively. Now if the 9750 was able to handle a 12 row corn header without issue, would it be able to handle a 35 foot header?
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Did you or are you going to do a video on the case IH 250 automation?
9750 & 892 head , corn and milo with 853 row crop head
I have a 9750sts I do custom harvesting with it. It is a versatile machine
Very cool. What size headers do you run on your 9750 STS.
@@bigtractorpower 8 row 893 for corn
And 930r for grain
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Thank you Paulo
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Corn shelling machine!
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Thank you for watching Craig.
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Thank you for watching. Go Bills.
here is the kidney bean harvest from Waterloo czcams.com/video/uXT14qijYSU/video.html and the red beet harvest from Batavia czcams.com/video/AX5NG0Lv3-s/video.html
we demo'd a new one of these and we and the techs couldnt get it to stop putting wheat out the bottom n sides, hence why theyre called harvest seeders
I got to ride on a Demo unit in August 2000 in corn. It was impressive with a 1293 compared to a 9610 with a 1293.
Must've been a lemon or something. We run 9560 sts and it has been an excellent machine that loses very little and makes a super clean sample