45' AirFLEX SDX Demo | Soybeans | Illinois

Watch: 45' Honey Bee AirFLEX SDX cutting soybeans in Illinois.
The harvest window is short for soybeans. You want to get them off the ground fast and into your bins where they’ll be warm, dry and safe.
AirFLEX SDX is the clear-cut choice for soybean growers. It offers streamlined flex cutting for your soybeans, providing optimal efficiency with fewer components, making it simpler to maintain.
You’ll get all the speed you need with the next generation of draper header innovation. The AirFLEX SDX features sensors and air suspension that allow the flex header to shave the ground, picking up more of the crop. It’s lightweight yet durable, sophisticated yet easy to use, all while integrating cutting-edge innovation. Crafted on the farm, you’ll appreciate the combination of thoughtful design, high performance and simplicity - and the extra money it will generate.
Visit us online at harvest faster.com to find the showroom nearest you.
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Our Story,
Greg and Glenn Honey grew up on a farm in Bracken, Southwest Saskatchewan. In 1979, they started building their own equipment to meet their own needs on their farm, the first major project being a 425HP tractor.
From a 67′ self-propelled swather to a power-unit sprayer combo, they built or adapted nearly everything that they needed for their farming practice. Naturally, the duo began marketing some of their products. The most popular among these was the Grain Belt Header, which offered increased capacity, better cutting, and better feeding. Its rugged and simple design also ensured that the product would be a staple on farms for years to come.
In the fall of 1987, the Grain Belt platform was growing in popularity, so they decided to make the move to Frontier, Saskatchewan. Their new location had enough space for increased production capacity and a product line expansion. Today, Honey Bee has over 100,000 square feet of production and warehousing space, enabling them to provide customers from around the world with a diverse offering of draper platforms for a wide variety of crops and conditions.
By Farmers for Farmers,
Honey Bee is evolving the tradition of the draper platform from the Grain Belt and is setting its sights on the future through the new AirFLEX platform, which carries forward the simple robust design of the Grain Belt, while meeting the needs of today’s producers. Honey Bee has come a long way from those days back on the farm. With a strong commitment to product research and development, Honey Bee’s objective has always been to manufacture equipment that farmers want and are happy to own.

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With most draper/flex heads out there you can feel the stems of the cut soybeans under your boots when you walk on a cut swath. With the HoneyBee SDX it shaves it so close you can hardly tell where the soybean row was! These downed beans in this video are no problem at all for this head!