Last year they ran with a Geringhoff header. The two 500HP Liebherr engines get the job done in a hurry with mechanical thresher drive end electric wheel motors.
@@806Driver can you say OVERSIZED LOAD. Lol. I think they have a special lowboy flatbed like trailer. It only goes about 15 mph on the road. The wheels turn the longways and can wide load on a big long drop deck.
Wow, i never knew who i was talking to all this time! Pretty slick concept of machine. But without the deere combines running now you have to make a drill pass! Ha. How has your year been going
@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 lol, it is quite a complex machine. We've gotten alot of hail and wind this year. About half the ares looks good. Half the area is stumps. Little more moistire this year, what hasn't been tore up by weather looks good. How's your area fairing now? Thanks
@growthefarmup2606 A lot of prevent plant. And then the year started to shape up so now you have a prevent plant field next to a really good-looking field My soybeans are behind because they were planted late but the stand looks good and the plants look good other than with the drought of last year we ended up with some herbicide carryover I fed the corn at v3 and I fed the soybean field at R1. The Drone guy will be here at Brown silk to feed the corn again and then I'm going to make several passes in the soybeans between R3 and R5
@@robmiller2919 it's a very complex machine, but I will give the credit where it's due, the threshing system is totally different and I really liked what I saw from a seed quality perspective. The machine itself is still definitely a prototype. Alot of over engineering was my first thought, it's got 3X the moving parts and systems of our modern day complex combines, but its capacity and wide controlled traction pattern, and telescoping cab is very unique you can swing it around to look out the back or the front or up or down to ground level and it rotates, cool, but more parts to break. It's actually kinda smart, they said there goal was to build a piece of farm equipment that doesn't need a ladder or dangerous steps to get in. I guess farmers fall off the steps in Germany alot? Lol. In all seriousness I thank them for the demo on our seed rye and am impressed that it did as good or better than the best Green and Red Combines on the market. I wouldn't place an order for one just yet... definitely still a prototype. Hope you enjoyed watching.
not very good to spot obstacles un field like rocks and dirt mounds from anumals digging pieces if equipment that may have fallen off prior field operatain
Very good point. And your correct. Now the machine does have alot of cameras, that was my suggestion also, you should have cameras looking at the field blijd spots from the cab. Just like a backup camera. Good comment
@robwar2288 yea they have attachments for everything is their plan. 1.7 mil for Badr machine. Above 3 mill$ for all the attachments was the ruff #'a they mentioned at the field
Last year they ran with a Geringhoff header. The two 500HP Liebherr engines get the job done in a hurry with mechanical thresher drive end electric wheel motors.
@apn42 yes it does, they were having some problems with the electric wheel motors heating up in 110° rye field. In the middle of Midwestern summer.
@@growthefarmup2606 That is to be expected on a pre-production unit. Hopefully they sort it out before serial production.
@apn42 totally agree, I like the diesel electric drivetrane combo alot. Electric drivetranes are much more efficient and easier to maintain.
That’s a heck of a piece of equipment! Would like to see how they transport it.. Take care buddy
@@806Driver can you say OVERSIZED LOAD. Lol. I think they have a special lowboy flatbed like trailer. It only goes about 15 mph on the road. The wheels turn the longways and can wide load on a big long drop deck.
Wow, i never knew who i was talking to all this time!
Pretty slick concept of machine.
But without the deere combines running now you have to make a drill pass! Ha.
How has your year been going
@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 lol, it is quite a complex machine. We've gotten alot of hail and wind this year. About half the ares looks good. Half the area is stumps.
Little more moistire this year, what hasn't been tore up by weather looks good.
How's your area fairing now?
Thanks
@growthefarmup2606
A lot of prevent plant. And then the year started to shape up so now you have a prevent plant field next to a really good-looking field
My soybeans are behind because they were planted late but the stand looks good and the plants look good other than with the drought of last year we ended up with some herbicide carryover
I fed the corn at v3 and I fed the soybean field at R1.
The Drone guy will be here at Brown silk to feed the corn again and then I'm going to make several passes in the soybeans between R3 and R5
I like the offset cab , never did like centered cabs.
@@robmiller2919 it's a very complex machine, but I will give the credit where it's due, the threshing system is totally different and I really liked what I saw from a seed quality perspective. The machine itself is still definitely a prototype.
Alot of over engineering was my first thought, it's got 3X the moving parts and systems of our modern day complex combines, but its capacity and wide controlled traction pattern, and telescoping cab is very unique you can swing it around to look out the back or the front or up or down to ground level and it rotates, cool, but more parts to break. It's actually kinda smart, they said there goal was to build a piece of farm equipment that doesn't need a ladder or dangerous steps to get in. I guess farmers fall off the steps in Germany alot? Lol. In all seriousness I thank them for the demo on our seed rye and am impressed that it did as good or better than the best Green and Red Combines on the market. I wouldn't place an order for one just yet... definitely still a prototype.
Hope you enjoyed watching.
not very good to spot obstacles un field like rocks and dirt mounds from anumals digging pieces if equipment that may have fallen off prior field operatain
Very good point. And your correct. Now the machine does have alot of cameras, that was my suggestion also, you should have cameras looking at the field blijd spots from the cab. Just like a backup camera. Good comment
@@growthefarmup2606$2.7 million, is the power unit,Header and combine? How much is the planter? Do they have a Sprayer?
@robwar2288 yea they have attachments for everything is their plan. 1.7 mil for Badr machine. Above 3 mill$ for all the attachments was the ruff #'a they mentioned at the field
Do you bale the straw?
@@novakcustomharvesting6930 yes we do.