Combine Demo!! | New Holland CX 8.70 | Harvest 2021

[@Itsafarminglifeforme]

Hello everyone thanks for watching the video! I forgot to say how much horsepower the combines have so the NH CX 8.70 has 368hp then our JD T670i has 400 and then the NH CX 8.90 has 482hp. Any other questions stick them in the box below thanks.

[@mckenziegwynn9573]

How long on demo for grate vid once a gen cold you make a vide of greasing up thanks for the great work

[@callumfarms889]

The monitor is the equivalent to the pro 700 wich lots of farmers hate

[@gmurrayf]

There also CX8.80 and 8.85 in between. All of them will eat the JD for breakfast....

[@Patrick-wz8fx]

Hello Andy, I would like to hear your thoughts on the NH combine. So like pros and cons compared to the JD. Once again nice video. Keep up the good work. PS: We also have a NH combine. It's an CX8080. Greetings from Germany.👍🏻🇩🇪

[@James-vt6fl]

Try a claas 6900 with 30ft that is biggest hp Walker on the market

[@susandailylife]

The fresh produce you harvest looks so healthy and vibrant

[@muzleflash1341]

Sounded like a chinhook flying over when you were unloading the grain trailer

[@sggibson62]

Unmistakable sound 👍

[@Quynhanaharvest88]

You have an incredible talent for making enjoyable content. This video was amazing!

[@sparrowlegs8439]

hope you liked the New Holland, there a great machine, I worked for a JD dealer for several years and the combines are ok but im with a New Holland dealer now and the combines are the next level, top machines and very reliable, id go CX8.90 with 30ft

[@class185]

What is your opinion about self leveling sieves ?( Complexness, longevity)

[@wilfcottrell2669]

Hi Andy we demonstrated new Holland combine a few years back I forgot what model it was good video I love new Holland’s

[@Pearcefarming]

Nice to see you in a proper Combine! We’ve got a CR 10.90 Twin rota with a 35 foot header and she runs like a dream 💨

[@luvelyjubely]

“Proper combine” 😂. A claas or a Deere would blow a new Holland out of the water any day

[@mididash]

cheers Andy , that was awesome , love a new holland combine

[@paulbrennan6762]

We run a Claas 770 but had a 6900 straw walker on demo this season and were quite impressed. Before this latest range of straw walker Claas combines New Holland would have out performed on cleanliness of sample and losses.

[@user-rw2um8ro2p]

Great video Andy it’s a fine machine very quite in the cab

[@sandymcghee3328]

Awsome video Andy hope you have a great 👍 harvest like the N. H. Combine 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇬🇧👩‍🌾👩‍🌾☝️☝️🚜🚜

[@pauljarvis7554]

Definitely try a claas lexion most combines I see use claas

[@timmydefence]

100% switched from New Holland to Lexion last year and loving it

[@callumfarms889]

they need straw walkers tho not twin rotor

[@timmydefence]

@@callumfarms889 not sure why. just Combined 120 acres of bring barley and straw was perfect. Lexions are hybrids so you do your threshing in the drum not the rotors if you want straw quality. The output makes my jaw drop.

[@FourkidsFarms]

In ontario, canada we will run 100 to 120 bushels an acre wheat. The western parts of Canada have the lower wheat yeilds.

[@ashleyfarm1260]

Good video that is a nice combine

[@ritchieblackmore5204]

Hi Andy, you should demo a CASE 9250.

[@dinosaurusss]

In my country farms usually have Claas combines, never heard of any issues. They seem very reliable.

[@russellpetrie119]

sounds smooth as glass sounds like they fitted with an x box probabley part of the autosteer option

[@asdsdjfasdjxajiosdqw8791]

A Claas lexion 8900 demo would be ace.

[@drone_tours]

Too big

[@iancroot1388]

Definately think you need to get the cheque book out, Eric looks good in yellow.

[@trevormartin2432]

I live in Northern Ireland and grow fairly substantial crops of winter barley, wheat and oats and I would highly recommend a Case Axial Flow as I can give most straw walker combines a run for their money!

[@martingibbs1179]

Have you thought of trying a claas combine.

[@sam_ewings05]

We got a brand new cx8.90 of oakes this year and it is a weapon

[@helimad100]

Certainly use less fuel than green. Always found conventional new Holland very clean combines. Not much if at all out the back.

[@eoinoriordan2029]

Class are a great combine

[@charliecarr8781]

Never thought I would see u in this

[@Itsafarminglifeforme]

First and last haha

[@jimmybroom]

Great video Andy. Informative as always.

[@ronansfarm2679]

You should try a claas lexion 750 tt my uncle has 1 and its excellent

[@bobcrawford2105]

Any header will work good in standing crop like your in. Test it in a laid crop that’s regrowing then make an assessment

[@callumfarms889]

agree

[@JAYPLAYS85]

Sorry so late catching up on the latest video buddy. Yer nice i like the John Deere harvester and like the new Holland harvester both look good working in the field mate As always a pleasure to watch always look forward to more from you Andy 👍

[@bloggstargaming9806]

Great video mate, I’d love to see you try out a CLAAS combine just to see the differences 👍

[@Thewiseone837]

Claas Lexion try one of them may be the 7700

[@duncanmardell6688]

nice video andy new holland have always made great combines.

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great it's a farming Life for me Video, thanks for sharing

[@Janglless]

I would definitely see if you could get your hands on a new Claas Trion 730/750 Montana (Equivalent to JD's Hillmaster), and see what the smaller twin rotary (750 is twin and 730 being single rotar) combines are like, or maybe even a Lexion 7500. And if you don't like the idea of a rotary, probably a lexion 6800 or 6700, Trion 660, or a Tucano 580 Montana would suit. Maybe even a Fendt/Massey Ideal 7 combine would suit. Would love to see what you think of these, especially if you were to try one of the smaller rotaries (Trion 730/750 and Ideal 7) and see how they stack up as they are kind of new to the market, as the trion sort of being a smaller brother to the lexion series. And also would love to see what you think of the Convio Claas headers with them having the belt and auger feeding system

[@paulmorris6694]

Great video. Could try a class lexion with a flex header

[@paulsaffrey906]

I have been a long standing Claas fan and the new range of Lexions must be looked at especially when fitted with the New Convo flex header they are a game changer who could not be impressed by watching Ollie harvesting in the pouring rain.

[@callumfarms889]

yes but he needs a straw walker so he can get the best out of his straw and the toucano 580 can handle a convio header just a smaller one

[@paulsaffrey906]

@@callumfarms889 what are you popping on about? there are straw walker Lexions available 6700 for example and the Tucano is out of production replaced by a mini Lexion called Trion

[@callumfarms889]

@@paulsaffrey906 really omg make a vid plz

[@callumfarms889]

@@paulsaffrey906 thank you for the information i really appreciate

[@paulsaffrey906]

No worries 🙂 have a look at the Claas UK website and all will be revealed straw walker Lexions have always been available since their introduction in the mid 1990's👍

[@bobbrooks266]

We have a new claas lexion 670 combine fantastic machine. But I'd like to see one of the new massey ferguson combines. Fantastic video. Regards to the family

[@dan.s6571]

Great video Andy, thanks

[@michaelstaunton1632]

Enjoying your videos on your channel good work ✅

[@matthewbarber5047]

Would have been nice to see it the new Holland auger wrapped in damp straw as much as your jd does

[@laytonphillips6667]

Great video Andy, nice filming Stephen. No cleaning of grain then. Who's in the jcb? Nice looking combine Andy. Claas trion or a lexion.

[@Itsafarminglifeforme]

Hi mate! No it was a pretty good sample so no need for cleaning and that was nee George on the JCB 👍🏻

[@Green_2564]

Yeah plz try a Claas Tiron or Lexion

[@callumfarms889]

toucano 580

[@sarapearse5642]

try a claas lexion or a trion and mabye a case

[@flemmingnielsen5989]

Andy we are harvesting 3.4 t/ha in spring wheat this year in Saskatchewan compared to your 10 or 11 t/ha

[@bradles130899]

Then here in New Zealand we have wheat yields around 16 t/ha, We'd be disappointed with 11t wheat! we also have 12-13 t/ha barley.

[@davidscott9854]

Hi Andy, Can the chute on the end of the Auger be angled in tight enough to get the corn cart straddling the straw?

[@jasoncatling9206]

They are good combines andy

[@wildlifecameraYT]

You have a new subscriber! Great video, love the content!

[@alistairbatey7389]

Now you have to have a lexion 6800 or 6900 out on demo

[@lovejcdc]

I would very highly recommend trying a new Fendt Ideal. Supposed to be a great machine and from what I've seen they are extremely precise and extremely good at maintaining the least amount of grain loss out the back. Very good grain samples as well.

[@Louis-B-53]

The only problem with fendt ideal combines is they are very unreliable and break down a lot.

[@fab8657]

Ideal is shit.

[@rorybrown2184]

Great video!! When will you be swapping ur combine in.

[@donfrisch6437]

we just switched from new holland to john deere way less problems love the deere combines

[@johnsutton4125]

Four lexion 6900 running around me definitely look the part

[@farmerrichard]

Can’t see you changing from a JD but you should try the other lighter green variety.

[@connorbutterworth423]

If your going down the straw walker route a Lexion 6700 and see if you could try get the flex header its a real game changer. we have one on our new combine and its been unreal. Love the vids keep up the good work

[@DennisDuboisLifeview]

Where I live in central Alberta Canada, we normally get 45 to 55 bushels to the acre of wheat. This year is just about a write off unfortunately.

[@calumsfarmphotography8231]

You should try a twin rotor machine. Fendt, new Holland doesn’t matter just see how they compare to walkers. You won’t want to go back.

[@RealEx3.]

you should try a claas tucano. i would say a tucano 570 would be a similar size to that new holland combine

[@Finn_7050]

I never thought I would see you driving a new holland combine 👍how was it?

[@Itsafarminglifeforme]

haha first and last 😂

[@Finn_7050]

@@Itsafarminglifeforme dam it 🤣

[@Jesse-zb6mz]

you should test a fendt 6335 c combine or a model with some more horsepower. This one has 360 horsepower. the combine drives as smoothly and comfortably as the fendt tractors. as good as a john deere combine. I think it would be a good demo for you're farm.

[@paulpreston1736]

Good video Andy

[@Louis-B-53]

Have you thought about demoing one of the new claas trion combines. Nice video

[@johnhorner12]

How about a Massey Ferguson or a Fendt Ideal 9 combine.

[@jimbostruckingvids8173]

Try a 9.90 with a 35 ft header .we run 10 here in Canada with 40ft headers on 5 Macdons and 5 honeybees.

[@philc2457]

Dont you end up with a load of flour on the floor when you drive over the grain in the shed??

[@obieacres4676]

Are wheat here in ohio runs 100 bushels per acre plus

[@mattreed3873]

I thought you were going to demo a Claas lexion this year?

[@Ollie_Peck]

Definitely try a lexion or maybe an S series jd

[@venderfarming7313]

How about the fendt ideal 9t we love ours personally better than our old 2266 and our lexion 600tt such a pure sample and it's sounds amazing

[@paulkett8414]

Always remember my boss telling me to get out and clean wheat of the trailer wheels and the back of the trailer, right before he hopped back into his 100k range rover! 🙄🤣🤣

[@anorfolkfarmer9732]

Thank you for another great video! Will you ever consider a rotary combine? We have a Jd S680i, its a brilliant combine a covers the acres, and even though it is rotary as long as the settings are set right the straw is perfect.

[@callumfarms889]

straw walker he needs

[@aljazpodlogar4559]

I think that you should have a look at a Fendt 7t or Claas lexion 7400, if you get the chance. Gr8 vid btw!

[@stropolimadness3867]

Definitely a fendt or the new deere

[@davie2606]

Was that a Heli going over as the trailer backed in the shed?

[@klistarf]

I'm glad somebody else noticed that. Lol! Sounded like a Chinook... \m/ (:o)

[@mattwyatt2375]

How about demo a case , lexion or fendt , great vid Andy.

[@Grover91]

Pretty sure he's based near me so the nearest fendt dealer may aswell be on the moon. 😂

[@LewisTobinGliding]

Great video, you should demo a claas.

[@bodharry4184]

You should try a class combine

[@GFGFDGS]

Will you be getting a claas on demo at all?

[@charleshart6992]

Excellent update especially with the helicopter sound track! Back in the day when I was a youngster combines were red with the word Massey on the side, are they not so popular these days?

[@greentea7510]

all these modern combines are great but i think nothing beats a 8060 (or any new holland around that model)

[@johnmooney5693]

Nice combine. Is there much difference in the price of the new Holland and the deer

[@spitfire1664]

Have u concided demoing a class lexes combine

[@thehayteamtv6830]

You look way better in the yellow andy

[@nortonfarm8768]

Please try a claas I love a claas

[@simonhallgren5648]

Good video Andy👍 and how was the New Holland compared to your john deere

[@RCUKScaleModels]

If you can get the JD X9 on demo

[@avafw60]

Great video Andy, never driven a JD combine, only laverda and NH. Personally never had a problem with the NH but you seem a far more experienced operator than me. Would you consider changing brands and is their back up support as good as your JD dealer. Pity you never had it when you was struggling with the flat oats. Can you put a convio header on a new Holland?? Great video anyway 👍

[@grantwahl5596]

Hey Andy!! Thanks for answering my question, using Welker farms, or Mitchell, is not a fair comparison, their land and weather conditions are poor, a 40 b/ac crop to them is a bumper crop, perhaps a better way of figuring this out is class of combine and % of working horsepower, you have great crops over there!!

[@davie2606]

I would say he explained it very well.

[@grantwahl5596]

@@davie2606 really, he compared harvesting in England, to harvesting in a drought stricken desert

[@anttiperala9973]

@@grantwahl5596 Yes, and it explained why he is driving slow with smaller header than those fellas in america with bigger headers and highers speeds. Did you even listen the question that was asked?

[@starkeythemadclimber]

US average wheat yield is 47bu/acre (1.3t/acre) compared to U.K. Average wheat yield at 110bu/acre (3t/acre) so I'd say the comparison was fairly accurate. Crop yield has the biggest effect on combine performance. Bigger combines will go faster obviously but will always be slower in a thick crop vs a thin crop.

[@Pemo2323]

@grant, looking at your latest comments/activity’s, you have a lot of opinions but no content. The retro comparison was a basic guide as to why we in motherland England go slow vs American. Kindly take somebody else’s advise and keep your opinion to yourself :)

[@rpjwhite]

Were the bin doors shut or is that how it is?

[@jordanmassam919]

Can you see if I can get a Massey Ferguson combine on demo

[@jgriffo1957]

Just wanted to know from your demo what were your opinions on what was good and bad about the New Holland?

[@georgepowell3090]

What are the metal polls in the grain for ?

[@andrewplumb6189]

Which part of Hampshire are you in. What is your nearest village/Town?

[@wolfing21]

think need try a class or even a fendt 9T

[@janbuikema8941]

wouldt like youre comment of the yellow beast to heare

[@markyboy545]

🙈🙈🙈 did anything brake or fall off 🤔 cannot believe a new Holland was even in a video my poor eyes 😂 would be good to see a claas or keep to john deer combine 👍

[@t0mall870]

A proper combine!

[@lovejcdc]

Great video, I'm curious though if you have the shorter headers on your combine because of a denser crop. Then wouldn't it be more economical to get a class 9 or 10 in order to use the 40 foot header and increase your speed and productivity? We do have places in the United States that are producing well over 200 bushels per acre and still have 40 to 45 foot header and running upwards of 5 mph. That is in winter wheat, but I was just curious

[@anttiperala9973]

That wouldnt be increase in working speed because of the roads in england, they have really small lanes where they have to fit their equipment, there is probably other reasons too. Maybe they just dont need bigger combine? Maybe they get harvest done in the time they want with what they currently have.

[@martingibbs1179]

I think it also has a lot to do with the size of English roads and country lanes, as well the physical size of a combine that can handle those high loads. A bigger combine would be more economical, however, think about the bridge the combine crossed a video or two ago it could barely get across. A bigger combine just couldn't do it, while it might be possible for a farmer to upgrade there own pathways in places. The public roads just aren't practicable to upgrade its just cheaper to use more smaller combines than upgrade roads to handle a big combine. The size of most UK roads are unchanged since the days of horse and cart with hedgerows to mark boundaries.

[@lovejcdc]

@@martingibbs1179 thank you for explaining that and doing it in a very kind and informative manner. I really do appreciate that.

[@Louis-B-53]

Some farms do but his farm isn’t big enough to warrant one

[@freddiemay8616]

Why were u not using both

[@tomstott5268]

Try a class combine 😊

[@stephanegroen942]

Hi Andy, Nice video again. Since this combine is newer than your JD, is the fuel consumption much lower than your JD?

[@paulcollin1498]

Hi Andy What are the losses like we demoed a cx8.90 this season and it couldn’t stop the bad losses over 35 grains under your hand! It soon went

[@Itsafarminglifeforme]

Haha this wasn’t much better and if it had a 30ft on it would of been about that!