John Deere S780 Harvest Debut
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- The John Deere S780 has made it to the field for its 2019 Soybean Harvest Debut. The rain is coming.. Or is it?? Nobody really knows. Anyone know how to turn the headlights and windshield wipers on? Not me! #cabbeans #greenmachine
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Zach Johnson, the “Millennial Farmer” is a 5th-generation farmer who’s spent his life growing, working, and learning on his family’s farm. His wit and dry sense of humor appeal to children and adults alike. A product of the millennial generation, his appreciation of new technology blends with his old-fashioned work ethic, and he offers a unique ability to deliver his message in a way that resonates with lifelong farmers as well as those with no knowledge of agriculture.
With growing consumer awareness about where their food comes from, Zach has identified the need for an independent voice from the front lines of agriculture. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experiences in the agriculture world while providing farmer-to-farmer education to help facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.
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I stopped listening to off the husk to watch. When this episode is over I’ll start back.
🤣🤣 atta boy!
Taylor Wood good priorities
I'm waiting on a new episode of Off The Husk...
@@artayers2372 we put one out just a few days ago, did you catch it?!
I caught the last off the husk
Best times of my life were going to the field with my dad. Could go all day and not say two words to each other, but I watched every move and took it all in!
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Zach, great tutorial on grain bin safety. Many people hear about the accidents...but they have no idea what the dangers are. Thanks for explaining it. My uncle, whose father was born in 1865, used lots of converted, horse drawn equipment. He did small patches of grain, so, he kept a 1930s thrasher...which I helped use. I was at the farm for a week helping him get things ready to do a 20 actress patch of orchard grass. I was all over that thrasher...which hadn't been used for years. We chased out the bumblebees, pulled out the nests, cleaned her up, and put on the belts. He tested it with all the covers off...it was so amazing to me. That was 45 years ago. Another youtuber had plates off, and opened up for an issue. I was amazed how much a modern combine was like that, today, a 85 year old piece of equipment was similar. Love your vlogs...wonderful.
You have a natural talent for inspiring and motivating others.
One of the local farmers in my Fire Departments coverage area bought us some rescue equipment specifically designed for grain bin rescue and we train often with them. We appreciate it and we will be there for the farmers.
In my job I do a fair bit of travelling within Minnesota and I must say, thank you sir for being a tried and true Minnesotan farmer. You're the backbone of Minnesota, even though the people within the cities might not realize it
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Thank you for mention how dangerous grain bins can be! I’m on Glencoe Fire Department and we unfortunately had a call in August for a grain bin accident and the community lost a great man and farmer to a accident. Can’t stress it enough be smart and safe working in and around grain bins! Thank you again and have a safe harvest!
We lost my sister to a grain bin accident. We were unloading corn and her and my cousin we in there to make sure the other is safe but when you have teenage kids you get to messing around. There were standing in the middle and seeing how far they could go down and get back out. Grain is unbelievably heavy and just having your ankles covered is tough to pull out of. Sadly she went too far and could not get herself out and by the time they got the system shut down only the top tips if her fingers were sticking out. She was burred in corn and the red-dog was going into her lungs and after 45 min of trying to get her out they finally did but she lost consciousness about 15 min before that. The bin was huge and its like a liquid the more you shovel away it just gets replaced by more grain. They tried to bust open the side of the bin but the corrugated steel was designed to resist . I have begged that there should be a harness system in every bin since and all bins should have an emergency cutoff to power inside the bins. Such a tragic loss and I miss my sister every day. I was 14 (41 now) at the point in time and she was 16. It can happen to anyone. Please if your bin does not have a safety harness ADD one! It can save your life I don't understand why its not mandatory
You have a natural talent for inspiring and motivating others.
Rest in peace 😢
Glad to see you talk about grain bin safety. I'll never forget when we lost a neighbor and his dad from a silo incident when I was in high school. Farming can be great but safety first. I know your kids are getting an education of a lifetime by living on the farm. Now if we could teach the rest of the nation to live like our rural areas we would be fine.
You asked who is watching on CZcams.
Marge Jones, 73, Oakridge, Oregon.
Found you and I just can't stop watching. You are so entertaining. Enjoy your adventures in farming and family. Thank you for doing what you do.
Man, I remember as a kid when my dad started using bolts on the sections instead of rivets just about the time I was old enough to start going on my own to go to the fields on my own. The key was putting a loop in the guard tie downs. Man was I glad. They did it HARD in the old days.
The exhaust fluid is to help lubricate the muffler bearings.
Yudabomb .those are sealed bearings.
and lubricate people's pockets with your cash
It also keeps the blinker fluid full!
@@MidwestFarmToys Regulations brought to us be urbanites who live in the toxic cities...Sheer madness prevails..
K J it is about $ and gov regulation. We all care about emissions, but with China and other Eastern countries still in the 80’s when it comes to emissions, the Tier4 Final regulations in US & EU are like having one corner of a room non smoking but the rest of the room is free to burn one. I can only hope that someday the DEF jug will create the attention that plastic drink straws do. Tier4 is complete hypocrisy.
My grandpa is reckless and last year he stepped on the wrong side of our 10 inch sweep auger in our 60 foot bin to break a column of beans down and slipped and fell into the auger...I was in the semi unloading and didn’t hear him yell but saw the unload belts smoking because his foot locked everything up.....luckily I was able to shut everything down and get him out and to the emergency room.....and thankfully he has made a full recovery. Everyone use your heads....be safe like he says....
Great video Zach, that combine is pretty bad ass. On the subject of diesel exhaust fluid, I am an equipment mechanic myself and I deal with it pretty regularly. I grew up around old-school equipment and black smoke and good old diesel engines and I love them. But I see a lot of comments and hear about people talking about how DEF is a government scam etc. The reality is DEF gets injected into an oxidizer before the particulate filter and it causes a chemical reaction. It does work. Also a lot of people complain about how the new technology is nothing but problems. Well in the early 80s when electronic fuel injection first came around that was nothing but problems and everyone wanted to stick with their carburetors. Now most people under the age of 30 don’t even know what a carburetor is lol. I’m not saying the new emissions technology is the best thing since sliced bread, I’m just saying it’s not something that is going away anytime soon so we might as well be educated about it, and any logical human being would want to have clean air for the future generations
Thank you!!
Man! Give it a few years and Onyx will have his own spin off. What a handsome kid he's growing to be!! The girls look happy and healthy as well.
This is the first episode I've caught in months and it appears that you've mastered the vlogging game quicker and better than most. Still charming and funny as ever! I'm really happy for your channel's success!
That face you made when you started the S780 was priceless Zach, that is literally me every harvest when we start our 780s 😁
When i start my 16l V8 merc every harvest.. i'll promise you my smile is wider.. ;)) (claas has this engine.. not "just some IL6" ..;)..)
Yeah I can’t blame you lol, you wait all year to climb inside the cab and start the engine, it never gets old
Just visited the John Deere Pavilion in Moline, Illinois and sat in the S780 on display inside. Such an amazing machine. Could not believe the amount of buttons/controls on the joystick.
I respect his work, he always delivers quality content
@Zach I just wanted to say thank you for the videos. I'm in the USAF and I have been interested in Farming since I was your son's age. I grew up "chopping beans" in the bean field in Southeast Missouri which I'm sure you know means chopping down all the weeds and mini trees that tend to grow in the field. My dad drove a truck for one of our local farmers and I enjoyed every second I got to spend out there. I'm nearly 28 now and your videos enlighten me on what it truly means to be a farmer and I hope that one day when I retire from the USAF, that I can become a Farmhand and embrace the passion I've longed for my whole life. Thank you for all that you do.
Hey! I'm an engine development engineer. The purpose of DEF is to reduce oxides of nitrogen. Since a diesel burns non-homogenously in the combustion chamber, the lean portions produce NOx or oxides of nitrogen. The only way to reduce them is to inject DEF into the exhaust, which is urea and a few other things. The urea reacts with the oxides of nitrogen (I don't know the exact chemical reaction, I'm sure google can tell you), and allows a catalyst to remove and treat the exhaust, this reduces the tail pipe emanations of NOx. Gasoline engines will create NOx as well, if you operate them lean, but since combustion is homogenous, running rich or stoich reduces NOx significantly. Anyway, DEF is an emissions thing only, the engine doesn't need it to run. So, a lot of modern diesel vehicles have software that will idle the vehicle if it runs out of DEF.
Just saying. But the plastic jug should be rethought
I really like how serious you got about the safety. You know when to have fun and when to be for real. Nice video again.
His insights are very appreciated, he is very knowledgeable
Farmers need to be multimillionaires. They feed us including our pets. They really need to have the top most dollar. I love farming. The magic of seeing a seed sprout to the day of harvest is priceless.
Me and my wife love watching your videos. I would love to be a farmer if I had the chance. I have a tractor but just not enough land to actually farm. Keep up the good work!
You have a natural talent for inspiring and motivating others.
I was sitting in the John Deere s680 had to stop to watch this video the John Deere s780 is very impressive. thanks for the video hope you have an awesome day more rain is on its way for Pennsylvania
He is very inspiring, I admire his passion
I love when you sold the last combine you were like we don’t need 2 combines them when you get in a second one you said it would be nice to have a second combine
A 2nd combine would always be nice, but it's a huge investment that we decided wasn't worth it right now.
@@MillennialFarmer roughly what does one of those run, gotta be 200k or better, and yeah buying cow pess (def) sucks
rbnhd1976 more than double that
@@nickkercheval2704 half a million is a lot of corn and soybeans
@@rbnhd1976 about 500k for this machine but the 9650 we had was worth about 60k. Huge huge difference
Hope the rain holds off long enough to get your corn in before the snows. Best to you and yours. Thanks Zach.
You have a gift for making people feel seen and heard.
2 things.
1.) Onyx's camera work actually was pretty decent for that few seconds.
2.) You should definitely have him along more often. He's an exact carbon copy of you and sometimes his facial expressions to the stuff you say is pure gold.
You guys are definitely raising them right. Except for one thing....
GO COLTS!
You have an incredible ability to listen and understand others' perspectives.
DEF reduces Nox emissions. The ammonia reacts with the Nox and produces water (H2O for sciencey types) and nitrogen gas (N2)
Also known as Obama mufflers for fake climate change hahahaha
@@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9 Nox is more for ground level ozone which affects respiratory function. It's not really a climate change thing, but rather a human air quality thing.
Hackaboom you a nood1234
When you buy a bag of peas at your local grocery store and when you wash them and every so often find a chunk of dirt, now I know where it comes from, the bottom of the Millinial Farmer's boot. LOL👍🏻Enjoyed the video.
I am from Wisconsin , I have always been interested in farming , I think it comes from my dad grew up on a farm . I understand it is s tough job but you make it interesting and funny . Keep up the good job 👏
You have a gift for making people feel seen and heard.
Zach daughter: “I don’t like tractors”
Zach: “That makes me very sad”
Everyone else: 💀
Yep very very very sad 😢😥☹️
DEF is injected into the exhaust through the SCR or Selective Catalytic Reduction. This reduces the NOx output of the engine. Similar to cars catalytic converter
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The awe and reverence with which you approach that new Deere,, I'm rolling right now 😅
🤣🤣
To all those saying men can't multitask. Not true, Zach is doing a awesome multitasking job. 💪💪👍👍
So we can agree that I'm not the only one that learn how to play Farming simulator 19 by watching this channel
Zoretsu Lmaoo I just got it for free on playstation and I’m watching all these videos
For me it’s the other way around. Today I harvested soybeans with the exact combine he’s using, and this is just confirmation that I’m not bad at the game.
Onyx will be driving that grain cart before he’s a teenager
That would be dope, I assume that's how dad knows so much about all this!
I don’t even live on a farm but I have ran an excavator at the of 7 my dad owns a demo company
Danny Rocha same my dad owns excavation company-been runnin excavator since age 5
11 months later..
It’s nice to be able to watch these videos, knowing this is how you guys feed America. Kinda unwind after work watching these videos, maybe one day I’ll be able to learn and work on the farm again.
Not a farmer. 🚜🚜🚜 But love to see the process and all the amazingly hard work it takes to keep the country fed. 😊
Bruh I’m getting some serious farming simulator 2019 vibes
Bro same
Me too
Me to
I’m playing fs19 while watching #getonmylevel
That s780 is a stud, it's so millennial beautiful, can't wait to see it eat some 🌽, thanks for sharing Zach🚜
We are a farming family ( Beans and corn) from Ohio and we love your videos, we look forward to you posting new ones. While we wait for new ones we watch the old ones over and over. Great job
Keep up the good work!
Never ceases to amaze me with the number of plastic bottles/wrappings we encounter on products that are meant to actually be helping reduce mankind's impact on the planet.
🤣 Didn't hear any Wrenches come out . Definitely a good thing.
I’m on the fire department, and I’ve seen more and more grain bin accidents in the state of Minnesota in recent years.
I am indian farmer i have no equipment like him but i proude to be a farmer if you ate food thanks to a farmer
That's quite a machine! Dad worked for John Deere for yrs as a mechanic and was pleased by those green machines. That muffler fluid crap that has to be used does nothing except pad peoples pockets!
Millennial and Welker posted same day almost an hour apart OMG What a day 😁
they should start a feud with each other to drum up some publicity, like rappers do
@@amishspaceforce96 Like east coast west coast ? Wheatcoast vs. beancoast ? or redcoast vs greencoast.. oh, they have that already.
For real, no feuds pls. I hate when these comment sections get flooded with ret**** fueling those internet "feuds"....
The editing in these videos is f*cking quality.
Mrs. MF does a good job!
@@MillennialFarmer She sure does. Things flow.
But the thing i wanted to ask, how much they are asking for the S780 over there?
@@RoisinT2 this machine with the tracks on it would be right around 500 brand new
@@MillennialFarmer That is a lot.. but hey, you'll get a beast of machine for it though.. still enormous mount of money.. :P
It is tough to get that machine to pay it self..
@@RoisinT2 I think this is demo combine. He explained it in previous videos.
Found about 2 weeks ago. Love watching all the green. Been Jd dealer sense birth. Family business. In NC.
The machines have sure advanced than when I left rural Minnesota in 1982 to join the Air Force. I often had trouble knowing where I was when I woke up in the middle of the night on a tractor or combine.
U should make a vid on hunting and I know how dangerous farming is I live in a beef and poultry farm sometimes we plant beans and corn but usually not in Missouri keep up with the good work
Southeast Missouri is way too rough
That was so exciting to watch a new machine get going. Thanks I appreciate all of the videos. Hello from Nashville, Tn
I remember a while back you had some pushback on grain bin safety...well today you totally nailed it. Well said, outstanding job. (And it even distracted from a certain person getting a truck stuck!)
We are running corn today in the rain we have to dry them down. The moisture is at 26 percent. We have 2 combines runing a 9870sts and an s660 with 12 row chopping heads. Our grain cart is on 8370rt and I'm runing our 9560rt on our chisel 2630 ripper. Nice to see another farmer runing today.
CZcams: recommends me this at 2:38am
Me:CZcams! It knows what I want!
Posted 5 minutes ago, over 1600 views. You're killing it, man!
We upgraded to a 780 this year from a 680 last year that we spent over 20k in repairs on. 780 has been problem free so far. Like their it is very muddy here. North east arkansas gumbo is on another level
New subscriber here. The DEF is 32.5% urea and 67.5% distilled water. You have a dpf (diesel particulate filter) that filters out the soot or black smoke then it goes into what's called a decomposition tube where the def injector sprays the def into the exhaust and mixes with the exhaust. It then goes into what's called an SCR catalyst (selective catalyst reduction) which causes a chemical reaction with the Nitrogen oxide emissions (NOX) and converts it into nitrogen and water. So all that is coming out of the exhaust in the end is nitrogen and water. They run the engines hotter for the dpf to stay hotter and extend the life between cleanings which increases NOX emissions so they came up with the SCR and DEF system.
Flat metal window corner posts - the "cup holders" of 2019.
Like in everything, if it ain’t one thing holding you up, it’s another ... good video.
Amazing to watch that combine run. About time you got a draper head going on that farm.
We got rained out about 11 pm that night. Our last bean field is extremely wet so we're combining corn now instead. Not too bad it's a little wetter than the last few years. We did get the grain cart stuck tonight & it took us an hour or so to get it out. Good luck with the rest of harvest.
Love a Millennial Farmer video in the morning!! Congrats on all of ur work.
I like his style, he is very creative
He is very inspiring, I admire his passion
Love how family oriented you are. Hope you have a great season for you and your family!
Truck mechanic here. DEF does not contain nitrogen, but it reduces Nitrogen oxide emissions in the exhaust. It contains urea. It gets injected into the exhaust after the Diesel particulate filter or DPF and before the selective catalyst reduction element or SCR. And yes, it stinks.
I see you put the cutter blades on with bolts.
Way back in the days my dad had a little Farm All Cub Tractor with a 6' sickle cutter that he used to cut
down hy-gear or mase. When he would hit a rock or something it would break the blades off.
He would take the sickle bar out get his cold chisel and hammer out of his truck and cut off the rivets.
After putting a new cutter-blade on he would put a rivet on, put it on an anvil and hit with a hammer until
the rivet mashed back down.
That brought back memories.
any of the people born in the 1970s and 80s remember when the whole point of emissions was key things including keeping nitrogen out of the exhaust now we're putting it back in
so the theory behind DEF, is with the SCR canister, itll take the NOx in the exhaust and turn it into nitrogen gas and water vapor
Great video, that JD S780 is what you call a weapon of mass destruction,
LOL love the DEF shot of packaging in the back of the pickup.
💥 I bet you’re getting as much done as possible while this weather cooperates. Maybe some dielectric grease would help with that plug.
Keep on tractoring 👍
A RITTER BIT WILL DO we’re getting
G snow on Monday
Isaac Schute Oh no, where are you at?
A RITTER BIT WILL DO Wisconsin
Dielectric grease can be a "catch 22" with dirt and how often the connector is left open to the elements. It's not a bad idea as I've used it on light bulb sockets, trailer wiring connectors... to fix and prevent corrosion those are also not multiple contacts side by side. I think this is why Deere probably would recommend to leave it dry with no dielectric grease.
But if very careful I would be willing to put a little tiny bit inside the female terminals with a small flat blade screwdriver... especially on the contact for the conductor(s) that is the culprit.
More is not always better... "that is what she said" lol
@@isaacschute6761 I hope not. My roof is getting replaced right now.
I'm in North East Minnesota.
Saving the planet with DEF, one plastic jug at a time.
In theory that plastic jug can be recycled... in theory.
@@tbac2432 So are you pro science now or against?
Your comments go either way, right now...
@@Cragified or, refilled.
I believe that most of farm size units like MF, I got to say your farms in the US are B.I.G, will use containers atleast 1000l refilled with the same time as diesel containers. 2-4 tractors, few semi sized trucks, pick-up trucks and combines, when they all are upgraded, no idea to use little jugs to refill; big DEF containers like diesel and smaller pickup towed container trailers to distribute/refill machines on the field when working.
@@grantdubridge7995 it does say on the jugs do not refill. The companies obviously want you to keep buying the jugs lol I drive a diesel and manufacturer states they are to be discarded and not refilled. Much cheaper to buy DEF from a pump instead of individual boxes so people do refill to save some coin but if they don't have a pump near them they obviously chuck em.
It’s amazing how you got to use that combine on the year it was so wet. So might say it’s blessing. Thanks for videos.
take a paint marker and mark your feederhouse so you can align the header easier. we spray paint a line on ours
shake it more than three times, you're playin with it 15:43
🤣🤣
Onyx had a different snack every time you got back in the combine got have your snacks right
To many children harmed by farm accidents PLEASE LOOK AFTER THE NEXT GENERATION. luv the videos God Bless.
The blade box! Every combine has one! 2 sockets , a wrench, nuts, bolts and a bunch of blades!
Seems like a bad ground if the connector is still giving you issues
16:34 me in most situations lol
He seems so happy to start that thing
I actually worked for the company that made exhaust systems for CNH (Case / New Holland) and CLAAS. DEF, or urea (synthetic cow urine is how it was described to me), is used to break down the nitrous oxides in diesel exhaust into its base components by selective catalytic reduction (SCR). So cool to see an end-user talking about this. Not a farmer but I love your videos.
sound like you need a camera to help put the header on.
Got a kick out of you trying to find the light switch!
Hey Zach, i just wanted to say thank you for bringing up the bin safety, a little bit over a month ago my grandfather passed away cleaning out soybeans out of his bin, I just want to say be careful though, my grandfather had a trucker with him that have been working together for a few years but unfortunately that wasnt enough. Thank you for spreading the awareness.
I know you must be so proud of Onyx following you and showing an interest in the farm he will be a great help to you from 12 years of age to 18, then the door slams shut for four long years while he is off to college...
He is very creative, I like his style
I feel like case should give you a demo and JD should give welkers a demo
im a mechanic and the first time years ago that i heard of def fluid i thought someone was trying to play a joke on me. exhaust fluid yea next to the blinker fluid
Love watching and keeping up with you operation. One thing, when coming down the ladders, turn and face the ladder, much less chance of a slip and fall. I know of what I speak.
man that new combine is awesome it has all the bells and whistles on it and it has good visibility and it has cameras it sounded so mean when started it up
As a Northern Ohioan I can confirm “Government Juice” is what we call it
Lib juice
My name Logan
You and walker uploaded at the same time almost and I watched yours because I don’t know what red is
Tyler Roe absolutely the right call
Texas ranger has started his own channel?? Whoa, i need to check that up! Just beware of that spinning back kick..
@@RoisinT2 🤣
Super jealous. We quit farming in ‘07 and watchn these vids makes me miss it more and more. Such incredible machines now a days. If i win the lotto, id buy a new JD combine and be in heaven helpn farmers harvest 🙏🏼👍🏼😎
Excellent that you have the next generation riding with you.
You should have Larson farms on your off the husk podcast
Yep Government Juice that’s it
Ours used to be addicted to government juice... Used to be...
You must have put yours through a 'program'....
@@MillennialFarmer I know nothing I know nothing!
I’ll be in contact Nick
The windshield wipers can be turned on by twisting the second dial on the turn signal knob. Its right beside the one you twist to turn the lights on! ;) Those are such cool machines, we got to demo a 2019 s790 a week or so ago too! Crazy how many new settings and technology they changed, even going from our 2015 s670! #millennialmode is awesome!
You have a gift for making people feel seen and heard.
I am now going to perform multiple calibration procedures... Zach... you're the best! 😁
I'm watching while I unload corn!!
Buys John Deere
-complains
-fixes stuff
Buys case(welker)
-loves it
Becky, Great editing, and I got a good laugh at the comment you inserted about not eating peas, but munching on beans! The perks of being the Editor! :-)
Maybe... Next gen bean farmers?!?! 👍🚜 want to be like dad