A Day on the Wheat Harvest!

[@RaukerN]

As a Swede, when I first saw this vid about 6 years ago, I was blown away! I had no idea crews like this existed. And now, in a couple of months I will go to Canada to work for a harvest crew who runs 7 Case IH combines. And all thanks to this video which inspired me 6 years ago. Im SOOO excited. Thank you for uploading this video. Johnson Harvesting seems great!

[@willeengdahl2137]

Ser denna video för första gången nu😅 får se om jag drar om sex år till en contractor som denna💪🤷

[@agdegree]

Great video. Especially the last two and half minutes with the trucks pulling combines, and the last song makes me feel lucky i get to climb on a combine every fall for the soybean and corn harvest.

[@mudawg8884]

Awesome, I wish everyone knew how much work it is to run a custom harvest business. To maintain all this equipment is a job, but the teamwork of everyone is just awesome. Once in a lifetime experience. P.S. Im a JD man, but those where beautiful Case combines.

[@tylerkouba7136]

So many great memories from those years glad you put this video up, now I am showing to my kids and they thought it was pretty awesome thanks John

[@omega6292]

Ok, Here is my situation, I am 34 married with a three year old daughter, and I have a decent job, but, I would give almost anything to be able to go and do this for a season. Call me crazy, but the people that still today go and follow the harvest across the USA are still American Heroes!! Seeing these machines and the people who make this all work is beyond impressive!! Here do I sign up??

[@stihlthebest]

Wow!!! Very impressive!! Excellent line of equipment!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fergy486]

Great vid man glad someone on here used the right song for the machinces and the vid great job mna keep up the good work

[@bodryn]

I had a little experience on one of these harvest runs and I would encourage any young guy with a spirit of adventure to try it out. It helps to have grown up on a farm and have some mechanical aptitude too. The quality of the video here and the background music are absolutely great! Keep up the good work!

[@1kross]

Awesome video....I've always wished I went for a summer to work on a cuttin crew when I was younger

[@BryanMei]

very good, Case ih all the way baby!!!!

[@Claas15000]

Amen to that, it's truly a hard job but if you have people working with you that you can count on it makes it so much easier P.S. Im a Case IH guy but those John Deere combine can hold their own to

[@Abaft6]

Great job on the video the music goes great with it

[@nikolaj1234]

its really one of the best video ive see whit farming, i love the way the video start whit the truck comming whit a combie ! once again thanks for this video, i really enjoy to watch this video again and again :P

[@avantgardener3]

Great video!

[@countrybns]

great video reminds me of farming days

[@emtbd79]

it is worth every sec i was away from home for 6 months i wish i would have taken more pictures but now that i have this video i can still see and rememnber alot these guys if this is who u are going with are very good guys brent and shaun johnson i was with them in 97

[@MordoTyMoja007]

i'm lovin it :P

[@Burtocd]

Nice video by the way. Our wheat is looking great so far

[@nikolaj1234]

omg! thanks for this sharing, love this video

[@fastrac]

Great video.Takes a lot of work to keep that show on the road.

[@rombouts123456789]

you are a GREAT FARMER!

[@qtmileman2]

Great Video!! I would buy a copy of it if I could find one .

[@DieselTruckin]

Awesome video!!! I wish I could do that sometime.

[@jts1162]

Great video!!! Well made. I would like a copy.

[@TurboInuYasha]

Wow good Job I love the sound of that 4wd!! A++++++

[@margaretsch]

Thanks for posting this. Exactly where is it?

[@farmer1256]

I finally seen the craig morgan video for this song. I was disappointed by it. I like your video so much more. Great job.

[@fergalgavin]

nice piece of work / art, jl. greeting from n germany's country side.

[@ohiofarmer]

Love the sound of that 2 stroke Detroit :)

[@Tullyvernon]

Cool, love the vid, love the big fiels over there!

[@SimonKinsingerMountainReigns]

I cant understand whats wrong with the idiots that dont like this video! If you cant say something nice GET OFF OF KZbin WE DONT NEED UR DISLIKES! This is a Great video and the music fits well! Thanks for sharing! Keep em comin!

[@bhupesh4545]

Hi J rase, This is a great video got lot to learn and see how harvesting is done. thanks for taking this efforts and making it online....My son Jeet Thakkar is studiying in 5th Std got lot of learning how the harvesting is done on large scale... thanks Sir for all ur efforts.... Hats off to you... Regards, Bhupesh

[@sammx137]

During wheat harvest this year i got some FastLine magizines to read while i was waiting on my semi to load and i noticed that you could get a 2000-2002 Case 2188/2388 for 100,000 and down and that included header. they had anywhere from 1000 hours to 2500 hours.

[@cobraman96]

Love that detroit in the brigadier gmc,nice sound!

[@djkrik]

would like to know who sings that song i love it if anyone knows thanks

[@redroadhammers07]

this is what i call living the dream

[@AirsoftJunkie]

Yeah, I hate it being that way sometimes. You have two or three combines working on one field simultaneously. We are running old Gleaners and they have no air conditioning. It sucks when you get a call or someone walking up to your combine saying that you have one down. You then know you will spend another hour there unless they get it running again.

[@romagnolomoro]

Bellissimo questo video, quanto vorrei essere nato negli States....Thank

[@cowboybob39]

I love that movie

[@Burtocd]

My family farms 15,000 acres in central north carolina, and we operate 6 Lexion 770 harvesters and 2 john deere 9670 sts combines

[@Kunibert1997]

great video!5 *

[@Bennyboy46a]

Boy howdy, you guys dont frig around!

[@benman431]

this ias a kick video i love all the mashines and i have 1/64 farm toys and i have th exact combines,but dulies benman out

[@simsam38]

Amazing !! When you think that all this was hand made few years ago :o)

[@zzzonezz]

now thats the kind of stuff i need to hear. i am thinking about buying some old stuff cheep. can a person earn enough money with old equipment to make it worth th hassle?

[@DeMers10]

were the johnsons ever near the rolla, North Dakota area cause i think i saw a paper hung up in the elevator? but it was probably a different crew

[@FChris5]

Great Vid...was thinkin about going on a harvest run this year...but going to what.

[@emtbd79]

they farm at the time around 3500 acers in evansville minn but we traveled from nash ok to green bush mn with stops in kansas co neb sd

[@emtbd79]

when i was with them in 97 1 cart kept up with 6 combines brent johnsons step son ran it.

[@Stefano181085]

hi Jlase! where is this farm? in which state? how many acres have this farm? thank'you stefano from Italy

[@blonder1984]

how far is the field away that you put the harvester on a truck ?

[@endRiass]

WOW ale maszyny !!! xD

[@GatoTotal]

A little strange for me to see harvest machines being charged with a truck from one working location to the next. Here in Arg, it´s usual to see them just rolling over BY THEIR OWN over the routes (not the highways). Of course, they need a special permission from Fed Authorities to roll on the routes.

[@tractorkid223]

yeah i did it to. your right

[@websterv8]

That shot at 9:20, would that be Regent, ND by any chance?

[@grizzlyman239]

were are you?and do you do custom farming?

[@grizzlyeagles4]

very nice i want ta do that before i die.

[@keithwilliams1971]

its not the safest but i do it sometimes. just be smart and on your toes

[@tylerkouba7136]

If you got anymore videos from when we worked together you should send me some

[@jlase]

Who did you go on Harvest With?????

[@Bayn86]

Nope, 6 actually! :D But you're right, you'll never see something like this in our " flat country".

[@foxyanddan]

its the best job in the world .

[@AirsoftJunkie]

Well, I'm not sure how much you can get old ones, nowdays. Even the old ones are pretty reliable. The people my family used to help cut, we would spend a week or two working on them before we start cutting. If you are a mechanic it won't cost you much, but if you have to have someone fix something, ofcoarse it won't be cheap. I didn't get to cut last year, and may not cut this year. Don't use custom cutters though, you will make nothing.

[@eaglesfan314]

What kind of expirience do you need to get a job like this?

[@LAWSON08]

@jurakas1 The second one is John Williams - Jurassic Park theme

[@agdegree]

What are the songs in this video other than IH Harvester?

[@biggrigger332]

@davytrucker LOL nice!!!!!!!

[@SupportDavidsfarm]

how big is the field?

[@11farmboy]

where do you sell your wheat at

[@ImageCandy]

floating tractor at 3:28

[@ppana]

@thomasjharrisfarmer I think its fron Jurassic Park

[@nickycasey]

where is it?

[@10nickw]

Go IH!!

[@emtbd79]

i worked for these guys in 97

[@ImageCandy]

if oil prices risea farmer might do well to consider: not spending money on all those machines, fire all workers, and spend like 15 years trying to harvest 150000 acres as a one man man operation.

[@chazzerchazic]

great vid cool whats the music

[@eaglesfan314]

Why do they cut the cornners like that? seems like a waste of wheat.

[@rodneycody8746]

Goes back and cut the corrners

[@rodneycody8746]

Let's cut some and more

[@RCA-Photography]

The biggest header in Belguim is like 5m :D

[@keithwilliams1971]

sell it where ever the price is the highest, it don't matter

[@rjp2620]

try agriventure from stoneleigh they il send you out their with a job

[@BryanMei]

nothing runs like a deere, runs from case ih anyway

[@AirsoftJunkie]

Combines are difficult to drive, and it takes more than driving skill to operate one of them suckers out in the field. If you aren't careful you might cost your company, family hundreds of dollars, when you stick a header in the mud and ruin some wheat.

[@mragriquad1]

SONG NAME?

[@exquisitealex]

i campagnoli ........ che bei :)

[@BrothersFreedive]

...Jurassic Park?

[@jlase]

Send me a message and I can get you one!

[@kinser7220]

yea we could care less. do u not see the black smoke from the trucks? that is real diesel power. What u do isnt really farming, its more gardening. I'd like to see u grow a 1000 bushels like that with out the use of power equipment

[@dutch69hick]

theyd be done quicker if they used john deere

[@zzzonezz]

can a guy start with junk and work his way up in 2008? old equipment is getting cheeeeep!!

[@miniagridu59]

I am, I am, Iam, musik??

[@jlase]

Send me a message and your email!

[@ImForwardlook]

@KilledbiDeath Your post only shows that you have no idea why things are as they are. In general American trucks have been leaders in innovation but in the US there usually also has to be a good reason why to make things more complicated and unreliable. Trucks are often run for millions of miles unlike Europe and at almost twice the speeds. Trucks in the US had air ride much before Europe. Aerodynamic trucks came first in the US and the trucks are also lighter because extensive use of aluminum.

[@Fffffft65]

i agree with you case john deere and massy suck shit get a challenger 660 cat lexon or a white 8920 they are the best combines out there

[@tauerpower88]

how many acres do they have?