Cameco CH2600 2 Row Cane Harvester 2023 Louisiana Grinding

[@chasecavalier6316]

It's amazing that some farmers are still running these beasts!

[@armandkeller8831]

I love seeing old Cameco harvesters. If I see one out there, I have to stop and watch it. Thanks for the video.

[@kentrellmiller804]

I’m with you I love those Broussard Harvesters I always stop to look at them brings back a lot of memories

[@asawinmartkhamjan7247]

Me too Thailand have model CHw2500 25 years ago I love it than JD, it easy work cameco cut with the best

[@ossieostrich69]

Great video. Especially loved the footage from inside the cab.

[@mudweimer768]

They or monsters hard to tell in the video how big they really or!! Love cameco machines

[@christopherlovelock9104]

Great video of a great make, - (before JD did a dirty trick on them). That is an awfully odd looking cab for a Cameco, - more like it should be on a 'modern' Case or JD - should it,? and its a replacement repainted yellow.?

[@AerialAg]

Thanks, I think its the original cab, but I would have to ask to be sure

[@Cenlafarmtoys]

Excellent video as always. My next video I will be posting this Sunday will be a 1/64 scale sugarcane harvesting scene featuring a 2 row john deere harvester.

[@AerialAg]

Cool, can't wait to see it !

[@DonLuc23]

Great Video

[@JoseRoberto-xm3fy]

very efficient, you still know its fuel consumption per hour and how many tons it harvests per hour, when did your season start, congratulations on the very good video 👍

[@AerialAg]

Not sure of that information, we start harvest around mid September to early October usually. Thanks for watching!

[@BRPFan]

Real nice video! 👍👍 I noticed its not running a topped, do only single row harvester get topped?

[@AerialAg]

They come with toppers, but the farm took them off. Probably due to the weight and the fact that they may not be used a large part of the season.

[@BRPFan]

@@AerialAg OK I see! Thanks!

[@HarleybyHerm_]

Zack n Taylor wya baaww

[@adamalfredsson373]

Does this farm grow anything other than sugar cane?

[@AerialAg]

Maybe a little soybeans.. but mostly cane

[@reinaldosilva9181]

Sou operador de cana no Brasil

[@AlejandroLeyva-u5u]

No nesecitan operadores