Fendt combine Down! We broke it

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[@timcarpenter3156]

Brian, I have stopped watching most other farm channels but always watch yours. As a fellow farmer of about the same acreage, I appreciate how you show the good and the bad. You don’t seem to worry about what others say (not sure I could keep going with all the garbage people tell you) and you just put out good content. Thanks, and keep up the good work!

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thanks. Means a lot coming from other farmers

[@kentuckyfarmer2192]

Agreed.

[@deborahgeorge3238]

He’s good isn’t he.

[@kevb9578]

Yeah Bruh. I mostly watch his vids too. He’s my black Jesus

[@bobbyboykin7137]

Same here Brian, I just dont care to watch other channels but Brian make this one worth watching. As someone producing beef cattle, its nice to see whats going on with crop producers.

[@halwilliams1682]

I appreciate your channel because it is a welcome change from the steady diet of Deere found on many of the others. Keep up the fine work.

[@paulprigge1209]

Then go to Ivers! They keep it current week before. They run three new case I H. And there’s no bleeping.

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Do they not use working words?

[@kevinmeyer3884]

​@BriansFarmingVideos everyone uses working words sometimes! Even the ones who complain! Thanks for the videos Brian!

[@tonyw7033]

@@BriansFarmingVideoshow can you do repairs without working words?

[@pormansgoldpmg5493]

Amazing drone footage. Glad to see your dad back in the combine, so u don't break it. lol Really feeling for all of u with the disappointing corn yields. It's devastating to watch a family work so hard and lose money. People who haven't farmed don't understand. They can't appreciate the self sacrifice it takes to work without guarantees, pay or benefits, so that the farm can survive another year to provide for others and continue the generational legacy of farming. Thanks again for all that the Brown family does for America.

[@joekeusch5995]

No business is a guarantee. I wouldn't feel too sorry for them. They just bought a million dollar combine.

[@dalestinnett324]

I can’t even remember how many years I’ve been watching now but I want to thank you for “keeping it real” for all the years.

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thanks for watching

[@shoresharp8349]

The Drone video of the Fendt combine unloading on the go was awesome with the dust flying behind it. Brians harvest drone videos are the best on yt imo!!

[@ecleveland1]

If they could only find a way to market and sell crop dust.

[@pormansgoldpmg5493]

Mike Less better up his game. lol

[@cdbergey]

Welkers has a slight edge IMO

[@samueljoejr5191]

If you put a 16 row head in front of that machine, you all will have to take off your boots and put on running shoes. That beast is doing a great job. Guys have a safe harvest and thanks for the video.

[@farmshoffman8475]

Great awesome video. Brian rocking the tim hortons coffee well done . Canadian coffee

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

It was full of foldgers by then lol

[@tinafitzwater972]

Doesn’t help we haven’t had rain in how long..I’m so glad you went back to the old beginning music it’s my favorite

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Love that song near the end. You use to play it in your earlier videos. Glad you got the combine going

[@DLTJR1959]

Your channel is addictive to the son of a retired farmer who sold Allis and Gleaner back in the day. I helped until I went to college but still helped out as I worked in industry until Pop retired. Great content as always. Keep them coming. I need this during the constant bombardment of political advertisements.

[@kylemartin5805]

Its fun watching you guy's run that new combine. All the best!!

[@harveystephens6115]

Bummer on problems with Fendt. Enjoy channel! Hi Ms Brown. Glad you are back!

[@briangraham540]

Great Video, good music, take care ,be safe ( from Canada )

[@joescheller6680]

When we got our Claas they furnished a pallet of spare parts of all the common parts that would have been one. Just parts that they demeded were most likely to fail. Came in pretty handy. Dont lnow if that was dealer thing or an option when purchased combine

[@thomasleonard1846]

Good vid gentlemen! Even working words!- lol More Brian’s Farming Videos!

[@ronaldboake7574]

Nice drone shoot. Scenic country

[@michaelsurratt9593]

Mrs. Brown needs a mic. Sometimes it’s hard to hear her. She deserves a mic!

[@diersirrigation]

Hopefully your yeilds improve. It's hard to pay for a new combine, new shop and new house on 145 bpa corn. Good thing that Mrs Brown has a job in town.

[@travishildebrandt3631]

How in the hell do you have only 175k subscribers!? Common people! It’s not hard to hit the subscribe button!! Happy and safe threshing guys!🤟🏻

[@kevinwilson1475]

We bought 2 9's this year and in 10 days of steady running. We've had 2 major break downs and a few minor ones. We've run a loaner for almost a week and the rest of the service has been excellent and we are 3.5hrs from the dealer

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

What were your issues

[@kevinwilson1475]

@@BriansFarmingVideos Major: the main hydraulic pump came apart last Tuesday probably won't be back until Friday. As I was driving the loaner into the field the separator clutch went in the other. Had a tech up the next day was running by 6pm. The minor stuff is just random everyday issues of running a combine that I don't feel like typing to explain. Note: make sure your beater sheer bolt has been updated to the 8mm bolt from the 6mm. Would take a 13mm wrench instead of a 10mm.

[@user-eo1bc7gb6j]

I’m glad to see BJ in more videos

[@willyfindlay4398]

Good luck with the rest of your harvest. 😊

[@timharmon458]

Thanks for the video .

[@TrevStoffel]

I liked the addition of the drone footage! I am not a farmer but i am in a small Indiana farming town, so i am around farming a lot. If you think about going 6 MPH on a treadmill, that is movin! I do enjoy this channel more than the others!

[@Husker3435]

Great job Brown family, it’s harvest, things can’t run without breaking 😎 hate it for y’all with the lower yield. Brian, drone footage 2nd to none hoss! Y’all take care🇺🇸

[@tomn7087]

Enjoyed - appreciate how you show problems that pop up and how to solve them

[@patrickerger7271]

That was great Brain. Love the Bob cam. BJ is as good as always. 😊😊😊

[@steveneal2706]

Awesome video. thank you guys

[@johnbucklerfarms]

First She’s a Pole Dancer and now it’s a Hopper Bottom!😎😜😜🤣🤣

[@North-cb2vk]

Have a safe harvest, and zero thermal events.

[@ryaneick8864]

Awesome live in field footage!

[@jimroe8620]

Loved the music you played with the drone video 💪

[@John-nc4bl]

As always Brian, thanks for all of the excellent videos that you make. I like the idea of unloading on the go from the combine into a truck instead of unloading on the go from the combine into a cart. wheels of the trailer, there would be roughly the same weight on these 8 wheels. With your average 1000 bu or 30 ton cart there are only two wheels or two tracks to carry this load. There is more ground being compacted because of running back with the cart to the truck than there would be if the truck was running alongside the combine and unloading on the go into the truck. Green chopped corn forage silage is heavy and it is loaded into semis while the harvester continues to cut and there is never a mention of compaction. Potatoes, sugar beet and various vegetable crops are unloaded on the go from the harvesters directly into semis and no one worries about compaction. I'd like to see you folk just unload into a truck for one semi load just to see how it goes. I think it will go ok. Check out this video of wheat harvesting and unloading directly into a semi trailer. 2024 crop report - Box Elder

[@trevors42]

Compaction is a huge issue in silage corn, vegetable crops and potato crops. They don’t mention it because there is no good way currently around compacting the field so much. We grow potatoes, sugar beets, and silage corn. When we finish harvesting a field you can have spots so compacted that it’s like having a concrete road.

[@joshcrd7925]

They use the scale on the cart for record keeping, a fully loaded cart on tracks is less than 20 pounds per square inch when rolling over the ground, and if they would happen to get rain and mud a semi isn't moving anywhere. I worked on a dairy farm thru college. Chopping silage with trucks was miserable in the mud

[@Bill-pc5ev]

You win the live action video award!!!!!!

[@kimphilley621]

Hey Brian...Loved seeing your wife a little in the beginning of this one. She is a nice looking farm wife and she has a good whit. Always good to see the whole family. At the end of this video you didn't mention comment because it helps the channel. I could see how that could be more than just forgetting. All the Armchair Quarterbacks and all. Couple things struck me as interesting. This is a demonstrator model. That means it has had a bunch of people operating it for the first time, and making the mistakes that that entails.Hard wear on a new machine. Another thing is no Ideal Rep helping fix the broken chain. I know you all are good mechanics but a brand new machine would have had a Rep out to see specifically what caused that problem. That instead of you all speculating what caused it. I think those machines were designed for farms that had been being cultivated hundreds of years before we were even a country. Smooth flat fields where no rocks are likely to be found. I figure you got a big discount on a Big Class machine because it was a demonstrator...I hope this decision doesn't end up biting you all in the rear end. Loved the "In the Fodder and the Son and the Holy Ghost." That was funny as Hell. I really like your channel. Best of the bunch, and minimal commercials. You Dad is a hell of a man. Your lucky

[@agtech4580]

If your feeder chain jumps a sprocket loosen it off and put a 3/4 socket under the chain that jumped and use some wire to hold it to the chain then use the reverser and it will usually pop back in place works great

[@rogerembry4777]

That’s the second new fent that I’ve seen this year have problems ,them little problems will drive you crazy lol 😂

[@marshalloutdoors1791]

Junk! lol

[@jacolbyjones5348]

All these engineers and designers need to ask themselves one question when they're building a piece of equipment. Is it brown farms proof? Lol love the videos guys keep up the honest work.

[@gregrhodes8451]

Great video Brian! Only time i run is when i hear suppers ready an i only walk 😂😂🤔

[@millennialcarpenter1784]

Every thing breaks new and old just part of it

[@jamesharrod8733]

i use to farm and a farmhand for 2000 acres , but down to 26 acres with timber, produce, and hay and i have been to lake white there - might put in a motion sensor for lights up in parts

[@petercole2339]

Great video! Definitely some of the best farmtube has to offer! Best of luck with harvest!!

[@stevefunderburgh8852]

Well at least it was a easy fix. If your'e going to have to run 5 to 6 miles a hour again, you better have your life insurance paid up before you have a heart attack.

[@jamiefrench9023]

Well I guess u get the first breakdown outta the way. Glad to c new combine is running good, hopefully you get into better crops, but us been an odd year.

[@gregchenoweth7267]

Depends on which way air is moving but most of our hay equipment we take shields and PTO covers off to speed up greasing and cleaning. We flat our used to take our doors off our JD 568 baler since we only ran net.

[@bertbinsbergen7549]

Very entertaining video, thank you very much.

[@pdmustgtd1013]

Lucky to have floor plate most automated trucks have no upper plate. Trucks without it only why to get at lower alum plate to pull seats out and fold carpet/mat. EOA valves are easy to get from under the cab right next to chassis node (note purple airline for dump valve on leveling valve and air supply for leveling comes from air dryer)

[@thomasstrand9853]

Thank goodness it was just a feeder chain that was broke down hope you guys have a great harvest Brian you deserve it

[@domination1985]

When I heard him say it might be the starter my heart sank because I know how hard it is to change one of those I had to change one once when we had some newer Mack trucks come in and you could literally only get one hand on to it at a time and the thing weighed 80 lbs

[@napalm182napier5]

BF still getting it done nice drone footage

[@SteveNicoson-u1i]

Thanks for another great video Brian and family. It was interesting and enjoyable to watch. Wow. Had a harvest breakdown on the feeder chain. Unfortunate but things like that happen. Glad your tech rep had the part and came to do the repair and get the combine going. Tough to lose the better part of a day but at least it is going again!!!!!!! Seems you all have had your fair share of issues with the new combine. Hang in there with it. That is the way it goes sometimes. Glad it is harvesting corn 🌽 again. That combine is really moving thru the field the way it looks on camera. Might be also because the yield is down some, hence can move faster. Believe you said around 120 to 150 bushels an acre. Am sure could be a bit better but no moisture this so yield is down some. Glad you found the electrical draw on the blue semi. Believe you think it is the starter. Jim traced it down. That will not be cheap-ouch!!!!!!!! Hopefully that will fix the semi problem. About it I guess. Hang in there with the corn harvest. Hopefully your yields will improve. Thanks for everything. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

[@edhodge1000]

To find the battery draw , disconnect negative battery cable and put your meter on 10a and connect it between the negative post and negative cable. Pull fuses until the draw reads 0 on meter

[@fallenspartan19]

My grandpa and uncle always took the shields off and hid them. My brother and I how ever tend to keep as many shields on

[@frazzer316]

the beacon comes on periodically at 50% and stays on at 70%. ours does the same.

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Didn’t realize that

[@jaredbecker8889]

The round sensors in the bin can be moved up or down to change when the come on

[@hfff1]

That Fendt combine is a beast! Yes? Working out the kinks. No, not that kink Kayla.😉😉

[@joshwagner5414]

I think I enjoy the simplicity of Brian’s videos. I enjoy the two from Minnesota cause they aren’t too far from me. Brain is in a completely different area of the country and I’ve always thought it’s crazy how small and odd shaped so many of the fields are. I live in the flattest area of Minnesota with all square 1/4 sections. So flat it’s less than a foot of drop per mile

[@joebrosius6783]

Love video 😊

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thank you!!

[@bernardvonderheide1268]

Hopper bottom I like and will use thanks Kayla

[@allenjessee8860]

Great video!

[@randywilson9611]

Great video good to see y'all

[@keithfrazier2558]

Get one of those Google controlled plugs that can attach to your phone. You can then shut the lights off from there as well when you forget the switch.

[@Scotthobart1086]

Another great video

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thanks again!

[@larrybg9293]

I sure did laugh alot on this video. Good stuff stay safe

[@bigfoot4515]

Great video

[@joebrosius6783]

Thanks!

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thank you

[@43azzkikr]

Brian i have to admit. The gleaner looked a lot easier to maintain and work on

[@Chris-jr1sh]

They just want the beacon to look like John Deere lol. I like our Claas method

[@MrSnyper360]

Now boys, when it comes to rows of shame, one should not throw stone when they live in a glass house. 😂 Hopefully, that is the end of your combine issues, and harvest carries on nicely. Best of luck.

[@mexi9787]

Fodder son & holy spirt 🤣 Your wife is a gem bro idk how you pulled her but I wanna hear the story one day 🤣💯🙏🏽 love the channel lots of love from Houston Tx

[@tompreiss5010]

Get your voltmeter and walk through all your fuses in your fuse box find out where your drain is and go from there🎉🎉🎉

[@joebrosius6783]

Nice cab

[@timwasserman1063]

Should have kept the old Gleaner!!Looks like a lot of cob in the tank.

[@Brian-ov1rj]

Kayla with the jokes at the beginning😂

[@user-by4vs8vd6h]

You guys are hilarious it's midnight here I just laughing my ass off here Brian in front of the combine

[@joeldurheim5831]

The beacons come on every time the operator’s blood pressure rises 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@KevinKrumma]

Damn that combine eats corn

[@JsixstringS]

Great harvest videos like Always been watching you guys for years now by far my favorite farm channel

[@Marshall_Weber]

Much Love as Always!!

[@paugie40]

Like the music!

[@AhmedGege16]

Wow awesome so beautiful video

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thank you so much

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@tonymckeage1050]

Great Video Brian, Dry years suck, thanks for sharing

[@chuckbauer653]

Kayla is hilarious

[@Zero01k]

Looking at the length of that auger, might be time to upgrade to a folding 16 row and a 32 row planter

[@dougjones6616]

somebody stumbeled on to a heck of a song

[@marksmith8163]

Sadly, that didn't take long to bring everything to a stop. Bummer!

[@brianpisant3567]

Shields are made and put in place for a reason!

[@6by6by6]

You are exactly the type person that they had in mind when they decided they have to protect dummies 😮

[@keithfrazier2558]

Not sure it's gonna help this late in the season, but you might get rain from the South East, if it doesn't dissipate before it gets there. Been watching the drought map and West Virginia and parts of Ohio are in severe drought. So hope you get some that may help double crop and beans.

[@andyknox9276]

Big fendt sure motors along good capacity.

[@FuelMan]

Have to update to a 16row corn head.

[@VernL4]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE leave the shields in place! My grandpa was killed due to a farming accident. The PTO shaft on the implement did not have a shield and he got caught by it...

[@dennisplace2641]

Could it be the becons come on is because the grain tank is quickly filling and cart driver needs to be heading to the combine to unload. That stops cad corn.

[@bigpapaj7786]

BJ has a good idea, I gave my dad a hardhat for his birthday.

[@jonmcfarmer6954]

Great drone video👍 but the music I could live without. 😏

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Fair enough!

[@TheRandallraplee]

Good video. Thank you!

[@BriansFarmingVideos]

Thank you too!

[@jamesharrod8733]

a moveable spout on end of unload auger would help

[@dennishill3463]

👍 thanks

[@tankyanker4209]

Hello Mudder, Hello Fadder!

[@mattnelson7935]

That row of shame 🤣!

[@davidlauman760]

Hey brown family you need to do a amp reading for a draw you may need to get a reading off a know good truck in mill amps then you eliminate one circuit at a time not a lot of fun but you may need to look and see if somethings on that should not be like a vior light

[@donmedford2563]

What was that gawd awful noise during the drone footage?