JOHN DEERE 16 Row Folding Corn Head C16F
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- Big tractor Power is out in the field with a C16F JOHN DEERE 16 Row Folding Corn Head paired with a 690 hp 460 bu JOHN DEERE X9 1100 Combine. In this video viewers will see the new 40ft wide JOHN DEERE C16F in action. This monster header helps harvest 7,200 bu. of corn per hour This video will take viewers on a ride in the X9 combine's cab to see the C16F in action and shares the machines specifications and price tag.
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These X9 combines are truly remarkable machines. I recently witnessed an X9 1000 equipped with a 12-row folding head, and it was a jaw-dropping spectacle
Growing up as a kid in a small farming town in the Missouri Bootheel, I remember seeing a 2 row corn header on a International Harvester. Oliver Tractors, plowing fields. John Deere "Popping Johns" and I will never forget seeing the 1st 2 row cotton picker. How farming has modernized has always fascinated me and that little cotton top boy still lives within me today at almost 60 years old I still stop and watch farm equipment today with fascination
The biggest marvel is someone your age posting a comment on CZcams! My dad is 80 and pretty impressed with how he can keep up as well.
@@claycountykillers 54 anni, oltre ai commenti pubblico anche i video, sono troppo vecchio per queste cose... 😁
We grown about 120 acres of Corn and harvest with a 1973 Gleaner K with a 338 3 row head. We just pray the government will stay out of our business! Great video by the way!
the speed at which those machines can eat 16 rows of corn is breathtaking
Good to see Boyd's out in the field. I always was a big fan when they pulled tractors.
I grew up on a family farm in the 70s and 80s. We ran about 800 acres or so, which was a good sized operation for our area back then. We would've never even dreamed of running enough ground to need equipment like this. I still live in the area where I grew up but, unfortunately, not on the same land. I don't farm myself but, I have several friends that do and I help them when they need it. It never ceases to amaze me how, even in my area, the size of farms and, the technology that is used on them has changed over the years. When I was coming up, our "big" tractor was a 7080 Allis Chalmers with 180 horsepower. These days, my buddies run rigs with 3x that power and they more or less drive themselves!
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I really enjoyed you drone video and seeing 2 16 headers. Being in Calif I haven't seen any. The corn chopper is nothing like these machines.
I am a farmers daughter who enjoys seeing these videos. Would love one day like to drive one of these corn combines to understand more of how they operate. Thanks for the videos keep them coming
Just wanted to say how much I enjoy ur videos without a doubt u put the very best and most detailed videos of all the farming videos on youtube keep them coming good sir, look forward to many more great work and great detail about the machines very knowledgeable person I'll have to say thanks my friend !!!!!!
Wow that’s a corn eatin sumbuck👍👍.
The X9 eats up the acres quickly.
Nice comment Kelly how are you doing and how is the weather conditions over there
2 and 1/2 million in combines and headers, Gotta cover a lot of ground to pay for that!
Lots of ground is an under statement. But what also help is their field are in southwestern KY. They have contracts with the local distilleries in Tenn and KY. Plus the sell lots of corn to a ethanol plant there in KY. They are getting a pretty good price per bushels so I'm sure they trade in combines every 2 years I'd say.
@@josephharris1323yes and being from down there they can probably double crop soybeans behind their winter wheat
Not to mention 2 quad Trac at 600k plus carts
Got to spend 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵 to make money
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That's one beautiful machine.
Folding corn heads are the way to go if ya want to travel from field to field faster....as much as I love equipment would love to see some of farms they belong to 2 combines 4 grain carts and 13 semis and that just for harvest the farm got to be huge
Not a farmer, but I can appreciate being from the cornbelt State of Ohio. What an operation.🌽Thank you farmers of America 🌾
No........ Thank You! For all the money stolen from your paychecks an given to us in the form of subsidies (free money) for us to blow on anything we want while we grow industrial soybeans, industrial corn and wheat all three of which are not food at all because your body has no idea how to process them. Have fun paying for and eating "food" intended only for livestock not humans.
Any pictures of their grain set up? Love to see their dump site to handle those two x9's
We use to have three S690's in corn with 16-row 30" heads on our farms. Ran a fourth S680 Deere combine in beans.
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I don’t raise corn but it looks fun
I bet it is
We have a 6620 with a 6 row before we had a gleaner f2 with a 4 row both did an awesome job
What a beauty
Loved seeing them open up the field like that! So cool to me to see them pull into the fields, thank you
That's one heck of a operation they have going on and they really cover ground in no time!
When I was 14 I would have loved to have a poster of Farrah Fawcett ,
Now watching this 16 row harvester is definitely better lol
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Those combines harvest so quickly! My poor 4400 wouldn’t be able to do a quarter of what the X9 does
Just finished our second season with a C12F corn head. It’s a great head, and has some really nice improvements over the 712FC it replaced. Little bit better vision folded and the end shields don’t need put back down to fold the head. On the 712 I had to get out, clean debris out from where the shields slide in and out, and then get back in and fold. And get out again to put them back up. The integrated roll cones are nice too. I believe it folds faster too.
Great to hear the differences in the heads and the upgrades. Thank you for sharing.
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@@bigtractorpower nothing runs like a deere on that combine 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
*Those combines are incredible. I began with a JD 6620, equipped with a six-row head, and back then, I thought it was quite sizable.*
I began with a New Idea 2 row mounted picker. It ran circles around a one-row pull type.
Simply amazing
What a remarkable piece of equipment!
Thanks for sharing
I’m not a farmer but I respect the farmers and their dedication !
With all their obstacles and dis respect most would throw in the towel .
On the farm I live on we got a John Deere 9870STS and a 9770STS both with 712c corn heads 👍
We have 2 jd 9870s, run one on corn. This year we bought a 12 row folding head. It's a lot slower to fold and unfold using a headsite control but it's sped up moving from field to field a lot. Really liked the new head. We're planning on upgrading to a newer combine for next year. An x9 would be nice but a bit out of price range!
These JD X9 1100's are becoming more popular. I can imagine the time savings having a 16 row corn head fold up as well. Very expensive equipment but to be productive today farmers need this type and size of equipment. Drone footage was spot on as well. Thanks Jason for your time and efforts 👌🏻.
I was going to say the same thing the x9 are a lot faster harvesting then the other combines and the folding head speeds up the whole operation 14000 bushels an hour that’s why then need 4 grain carts and 13 semis
@@chuckrobinson6244speed wise, i don't think any other brand can match
These x9 combines are amazing machines I came across an x9 1000 with a 12 row folding head and it was such an impressive machine to watch
The X9 really has stepped up the harvesting ability of John Deere.
Great video! Thanks for including the specs, prices, capacities and all the requirements to keep the grain away!
Thank you for watching. There is allot that goes into harvesting a crop.
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Thank you for watching. 😁👍
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We use a gleaner L3 to open up corn fields and a 1440 ih for beans. Then bring in a case 2188 and/or 2388. Waiting to update till a better machinery storage building is up. Plus it’s a nice bit of sentimental feelings to get seat time in the classics I grew up in
Those combines are amazing. I started on a JD 6620 with a six row head and thought it was pretty big.
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You always say at the end of your videos,thank you watching. I also would like to say, thank you for making the videos.
What a beautiful setup!
beautiful!!
Hell... I thought I was impressed as a kid watching a local farmer pulling a 20 bottom plow with a big Steiger!
Impressive machinery, fast harvesting.
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Has nobody done the math? 16 ton weight limit bridge, X9 is 59,000 pounds
Great aerial video and overall information! I liked to hear about the total cart and truck requirement to keep 2 of these machines occupied, and the comparison with previous S* series generation.
There is no previous s series generation. The s series is being built right along side the x9.
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Long ways from the days riding with my grandpa in his 7720. Love seeing the progression that tech has brought into the industry.
All the trouble we've had with the new combine is either DEF or computer. There was none on the 7720. We had to trade the 7720 at 40 years of age but wish I could have a new one.
It's crazy watching this and realizing there is probably what? Close to 4 million dollars worth of equipment 😳 great video thank you !
I saw one of his videos either last year or two years ago from down in either Kentucky or Tennessee and the farmer had over 10,000 acres so he had just over 3,000 acres each of corn soybeans and wheat he had I believe it was six million bushels storage on site and when he sold his grain 12 miles was the farthest he had too truck it and he had five of these combines in one field with five 9620’s each with a two thousand bushel plus grain cart and eight semis and seven drivers they were short one driver and besides all that he had five more 9620’s with air seeders planting soybeans right behind them I can’t imagine what it costs him just too fuel that crew up each morning
I would hazard to guess that farming on that scale could get out of hand real fast. Keeping up with the logistics would require many people that are not actually working in the field..
a very sophisticated large tractor, speeding up the harvest process with a very large area of land 🚜👍
I'm fairly new to this kind of equipment, so please be easy on me. I'm considering purchasing this corn head but would like to ask some questions from current owners. Background: my wife and I (more my wife) have a fairly small field where we grow mostly rhubarb. When I say mostly I mean 90% of the field, the rest being a scattering of tulips and sunflowers. Our field butts up to our house at one point being about 10' from the foundation. The field itself is roughly 10'x20'. Our crop doesn't make any money but it goes to great use within our local neighborhood group of friends: suburbs, pies/teas/chili (I know that probably doesn't matter but most people ask this question so I figured I may as well get that out of the way).
My questions are:
- How much does this cost to use and maintain, say per month, with just me and some basic DIY tools? I'm fairly handy. I've heard some horror stories about John Deere and getting replacement parts, but I've also heard "it's no big deal" so I'm not sure.
- It being the case that we need to harvest as close as 10' from the house, is this safe? I should add that we have a couple very curious dogs, but they tend to run from loud sounds. As far as kids we have a 1.5 year old and a 3 year old that like to play in the back yard when the weather permits. I'm open to putting some padding on the teeth if that would help avoid disaster.
- I don't have much heavy lifting equipment, just a 1-ton chain hoist, so it would be a challenge to mount this. How often does it need to be removed for maintenance? The car is a 2014 F150 with Curt 2" front hitch if that matters.
There are probably more questions I would have, but again, being new to this kind of equipment I don't know what I don't know. Thanks!
Great video...As being a smaller farmer, i normally don’t click on your new equipment videos bc I can’t relate to that level and size of farming, but your thumbnail got me on this one. Amazing...in less than a minute he had everything unfolded and cutting a path into field and I see even out there on side roads there’s annoying people riding up your butt..I thought that was only here in WNY. QUITE the video and very informative...drone footage awesome.
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the machine that harvests wheat quickly and efficiently
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Thank you for watching. It is an effective harvest team.
What an impressive machine, seems like it needs to unload corn constantly. Pretty clean work from the chopping corn head
I like to watch this clips coz this technology is very advanced.
40 foot head 16 rows at one wow
We grew up running a john deer b , with a one row new idea corn picker...
We had a couple of leavers to push and pull
When I was in grade school in Wisconsin 1958, One day a year was called deer day, imagine that. We watched John Deere movies that day. Talk about bias, but that's the way it was back then.
New farming sim looks so realistic, idk if my pc gotta handle this
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We just received or x9 1000 on trax with c12f corn head and hd45f header. We are in northern NY and we are all harvested. Can't wait to use them next year.
Wow that is neat. Is that the first X9 in NY? With a 12 row you will be tearing it up. I filmed an X9 1000 this fall with a C12FC and they were running 6.5 mph with ease.
Yes I believe it will be the first x9 in NY
Video Ariel view is good enough. What a fantastic crops cutting machine.
Looking at these machines at work shows that technology is developing strongly
nice video thanks for putting up.remines me of the days i was on the farms,
Thanks for posting. Your drone action work made the video.
Thank you for this informative video, being a city boy, and in tech, I don't appreciate how much goes into corn production, your video highlights the cost of these machines and that's only one facet of corn production, wow, great work, keep it up..
Thu hoạch hay quá, cảm ơn bạn nhiều nha.
Thank you for watching 👍👍
These machines are so cool! Thanks for sharing! If I was younger and had the money I think farming is what I would like to do! Growing up on a small farm my father would be absolutely shocked seeing these machines!
Thank you for watching. It’s amazing how far these machines have come in size and capability.
I saw a guy running one of these C16F Heads on a S690!
Awesome! God bless the farmers.
Thank you for watching.
Great videography, especially the drone shots. Very enjoyable video to watch!!
Its just amazing watching these big combines work!
I ran a John Deere 7800 with a 740 Classic Loader infront of it to pull an A&L F705 700 bushel grain cart for corn harvest and the combine that was used was a John Deere 9660 STS Bullet Rotor combine and a John Deere 893 8 row 30 inch spaced corn head with hydraulic deck plates
Great harvest team.
Another great video Jason !! Keep up the good work !! Hope to see more harvesting videos soon.
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It’s kind of entertaining when you jump up into the cab of any piece of equipment and the operator or the farmer they look like they’re nervous with the camera in the cab. 😂
Folding head, cool, opening a field, real cool
Beautiful Deers awesome equipment sir a beautiful site 👍👍💯💯💯
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Excelente Trabajo👏👏👏
Jason one of these days you’ll have to do a video on the Fendt combine running the 24 row 30 inch head from geringhoff.
Thank you very much for this video I really enjoyed the Daydream It produced in my mind🙂
Awesome video!! Loved the footage of the very start and the above footage!!
Mike when first started picking we had a new idea 2 row picker hooked to I h 450 gas tractor which I thought was a big deal.can you imagined what are forefathers would think of that corn head today
Two John Deere S780s one 12 row and one 18 row 20 inch corn head
Big tractor 😍 good job👍 Terima kasih sudah berbagi video yang bagus teman 🙏
Thank you for watching. 😁👍👍
That last shot has a little cab corn😅😅
If you don’t have cab corn your not doing right 😁
I hear by salute all the farmers 🫡
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Thank you for watching.
It's interesting that if you scale the total bushels going thru an x9 in 3000hrs... it'll be completely shot...whereas I have seen 9600 with nearly 6700hrs having done 4x less bushels in the same time and will have been rebuilt 10x. Hope the x9 has some pretty heavy sheet metal. Impressive speed
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All I can say that baby pulling some corn
The X9 eats up the acres.
Me encanta ver este tipo de aparato trabajar increíble Dios y hombre
I really enjoy watching your videos thank you for all you do.
It allot of fun be able to visit farms and share this machinery.
Excelente, gracias.
I have 2 million acres in Tyler Texas we grow wheat and corn it’s a bad ass harvester
Mean green shelling machine. What a beast.
It just eats up the acres.
we run two S780s with c12 corn heads and the new hinged 40 foot drapers, but those bad boy X9s blow us out of the water
That thing is sure nice, both the header and the machine. It can sure eat the crop.
It is amazing how many acres an X9 will cover vs an S700.
Between the trucks, combines and carts there must be $7 million dollars in that field.
I don't think I'm smart enough to even make the combine move let alone harvest corn.
Amazing machines.
Yeah. I knew those guys crying poor down at the greasy spoon were full of shit.
That's a sweet combine. Nothing runs like a Deere. If it ain't green... It ain't mean!!!
@@Bidensucks371... If shit is red... Leave it in the shed
I do believe the weight limit on that bridge is being surpassed multiple times as I'm certain that giant combine along with each of those tractors weight in excess of 16 tons.