Toba de la Gleaner, care fac combine de 100 Ani, e de cel putin "nobel", europenii sunt pe departe amatori

Guys, you didn’t answer the question you asked in the title of the video. AGCO has a brand identity crisis and you just added to it in this video. Take a look at the signage in front of your dealerships. You should pull this video down, it’s embarrassing. As far as the T series ground drive system goes, it’s time for a whole lot less talk about a fancy name and a lot more action. If you have an innovative feature, then sell its benefits of ROI and reliability. Explain how it works, how you will support when it don’t work or move on.

makes me wish I was a farmer.drove 'k' and a 'G' back in the day as a hired hand on a 120 cow herd back in the late 70's.Always loved driving combine doing oats wheat and corn.

We have no dealers! Unless Agco gets their heads out of their rears and fully support the ma and pop stores, our supply of combines and parts are going to be worse. I could get 50 plus machines in the area if we had a dealer within 10 miles instead of a 45 to 50 minute drive.

We had R62 Gleaner combines for years. Three with the Deutz air cooled engines, and one with the 8.3 l Cummins . The air cooled were amazing for fuel economy and power. The little 8 .3 Cummins was a joke. We ran it at half the ground speed as the Deutz powered ones. The main problems we had were constant breakdowns. Just too m much hp for the sheet metal under the horse power. But maybe it was just the nut behind the wheel pushing too hard. Best grain sample of any combine out there!

I hope the new machine produces a cleaner sample than the N series did

I and a few others made that combine great in the 90s was told wr were nuts took a new combine and tore it appart made it great didnt get a dime

GLEENER 30 YEARS BEHIND CNH, JD

Sorry, but the M N L and r series are the best Gleaners made.. now you've over computerized the damn things and qintuppled the price. Thro that video game console out the door and give me a simple cheap gauge

Cleaner with a Gleaner

Is there a chance of more of a push in Australia

The old ones were called Wizbangs they would mow it off and then 5days to fix it

I don’t know what brand to choose

Oregon has slops find your way out our farm is prairie hill it has hills when I'm farming I find my way out these hills we called it prairie hill because it has hill it's not steep it is flat and no steep hills Marie's other fields are flat her CRP field are hilly at our farm we service our vehicles our tractors our trucks our Mower Grandpa's combine Erl's Equipment our Skid Steer just in case they break down when Erl's tractor has no oil no water or diesel or axel fluid or Erl's Planter needs fixed or PTO broke the Van wall john deere dealership can do it

How does the ladder open with a dead battery

I love the looks of the new T series. Best one yet a real silver Gleaner again. Congratulations on a great job on the appearance. Best wishes! Silver Shoes

I run a S96 best machine I ever ran . Hope this one is as good or better!😊

Here come the naysayers and their worn out comments about not as good as red or green.

Thought there be big changes and added capacity

And these comments are with love from a guy that wishes the L2 was back 😊

And running around claiming to be the skinny girl at 30,000 lbs doesn’t help.

K’nochia? Do you not know s..t from…k’nochia? Ok kidding aside, if you guys don’t start competing with x9,etc. you will disappear.

She big

Zdravím všechny. Mě by zajímala servisovatelnost tohoto stroje. Také je to svízel jako u zelených?

From UK not heard of them

Paint the headers orange!!!! As a mechanic, all that dark. Grey. Shit is a nightmare to see anything your working on.

Love how easy to put parts on! All the way back from the F

Комбайн просто класс

20 years ago I sketched up a new design machine. Bigger shields the same as the right side to include the batteries. No stupid mesh. Flared out bin extensions, wider and heavier ladder, tap on the hyd filter and tank. Turret auger as current auger was never high enough and restricted left side access. Much Bigger folding doors on right to allow access to chopper belt and the main engine pulley. STRONGER panels, potentially plastic. Slightly longer feeder house. Vario transmission for up to 40km/h unlimited ranges on 2 speed but 20km/hr work speed. Sorry to sound like a smart Alec, but it’s true.

Old tin shed on wheels

I love the gleaner but it’s the same old pig with lipstick on it. A few mechanical upgrades. You’re falling behind on size class 7 and 8 should be looking for 8-9-10 class! I haven’t seen any specs on it yet compared with the S series?

Sorry folks. We had to upload the video again due to a sound issue.

The big question is, does Gleaner allow the operator access to the software and technology they need to work on their own equipment

I worked on these combines and also owned a couple of them as a farmer. The 14 foot auger was to short. 😁

Grew up with an E, real clean cutting K and eventually had an F corn soybean special. Cut a lot of fescue with them.

I have only just seen this video. We celebrated 100 year of Gleaner here in the UK last summer. We cut 10 acres of barley with 4 Gleaners. 1960 model A, 1962 C, 1964 A Super and 1966, Super A. All these machines are basically the same as American A, C or A2, C2 machines with slight modifications to suit our different crop conditions. Also they are Allis orange here. Just painted over the galvanised body work. Sold as Allis products. Unfortunately Allis pulled out of the Uk in 1970. Unfortunately Gleaners no longer sold here. They are my favourite combines for sure

Love them thats all we run here in Queensland Australia

Great video HAPPY BIRTHDAY GLEANER

Still no update to the lower and upper feed drum shaft I see. Gave 1 to Todd Davis hoping yall would improve the diameter or material used.

I can’t believe that Gleaner has Quit making a 6 Row Corn Head! That is a decent amount of their Customer Base is Smaller more Mid Size Operations than John Deere and CNH have. That is a decent amount of the S96 & 800/900 Single Tire Customers are running a 6 Row Corn Head. Gleaner Offering a Class 6 Combine along with a 6 Row Corn Head & a 25/30’ Platform Will separate it from JD & CNH.

Glad they went back to square nose gathering chains. Rounds dont pick up and move down corn near as well

Great video. I had no idea there was so much communication between producers, engineering and those in the factory that brought the ideas together.

Good to see that AGCO is promoting the Gleaner but the opinions remain that if it had not been for the hard work and tenacity of Kevin Bien along with the vocal loyalty of Gleaner owners, the past leadership at AGCO would have quietly let the Gleaner die. Do Gleaner owners dare trust the company now considering what recently happened to the Massey and Challenger combines?

So you have to mess with 2 pins to fold the snout up to move it down the road on a header cart?

Where can I purchase the full video that was shown in Fargo at the theatre? My family ran Gleaners for 60+ years 🥰

Nice video with one exception, the interview with quote “gleaner combine under the massey ferguson umbrella” That made the hair stand up on my back. Massey went broke in the 80’s and for good reason. Its Agco, now bring back your corporate branded tractors!!

We have a 9250. Cuts beautifully. We really like ours.

Still not a rice combine

So there are machine settings that must either be made while standing next to the header with the machine running at full speed or on a trial and basis repeatedly starting and stopping it to "dial in" upper auger speed? And I have to "calculate the difference" between and manually adjust voltages of header height sensors and "eyeball" header height level so that "automated" system functions properly? It has no ability to self-calibrate? Holy shit no wonder Gleaner owners that "love the combines" end up buying Brand X "bean heads".

What's the yield average? How much header loss? The "drop pan" is a joke as far as MEASURING loss vs. "calculating" it. And lets see the "tank sample". What FM? Moisture? Test weight? Damage? Any unthreshed pods and/or "baby beans" make it out of that "cleaner"? That "drop pan" test proves ALL the loss is "machine loss" since both pre-harvest and header loss are left out. And "less than one fifth of a bushel per acre" is the BEST CASE SCENARIO. In those "field conditions" blowing AT least 1/5 bushels to the acre per FIVE FEET of "machine width" (5 feet of pan can't catch residue from dozens of feet of spreader width) is completely unacceptable for a "modern" combine in "mint condition" in a "test plot". Gleaner "rotary" combines are shit in dirty crops. Always have been always will be. They are "cleaner" for that very reason. Which is why Gleaner doesn't even make a real flex head and never has.