Farm Equipment Tour: How to Drive a Combine

[@ricardomiller8122]

Thank you! For years I have planted and sprayed our farms crops and then planted cover crops as our soybeans were harvested. This year we lost our combine operator and I had to just jump in and figure it out. This video saved our harvest!!! On Monday, a few weeks ago, I found your videos, and Tuesday I was running 75bu beans! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I just finished our last field. ~1000 acres. Couldn't have dove in without you

[@mydogbullwinkle]

As a former tanker, I adore big machines like these. They bring out my inner child. Thank you for putting together this video. It's a treasure, and I'm glad it popped up in my feed. Subbed.

[@Ticky66MN]

What a great video. I've never seen it explained and demonstrated so well. Thank you!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! That’s really nice 👍

[@stepheneilenfeld1934]

Thanks for taking the time to explain running a combine shelling corn. I never had a clue why you do this or that. I’m a non farmer and have watched many other Vlogs. They just take the time to explain why. Keep up the good work. God bless you and entire family.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks for your kind words! I’m really glad you enjoyed it.

[@another_alex8738]

Man, it's been a while since I was in a harvester. They were mostly Claas harvesters tho. Lexion and Dominator models. On another note, I like those beeps. Sounds like the harvester is super excited hahaha

[@davegift197]

Interesting. I grew up many years ago before the digital age and helped out on farms through high school. I drove an old Farmall plowing, planting, etc. And frankly trying to understand all this included with those tractors and combines today has been mind-boggling. I follow a number of farm channels and am clearly impressed. But in spite of all my experience, understanding adjustments that have to be made in order to minimize grain loss or polluting the grain with cobs was not part of my education. Thanks for sharing in a very understandable way for this old timer.

[@trailreaper5697]

One of the best vids on the tube. Love your channel. Very easy to watch. No antics No tricks to watch. Thank you

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thank you so much for the encouragement! I’m having a lot of fun doing this.

[@EZ-viewing.]

Thank you sir for a great outline and very clear explanation of using a combine. I’ve never been so engaged by an explanation as I have with yours. You have a very calming voice and that’s what makes all the difference. I hope your harvest is great. I always look forward to seeing more from your channel. Thank you again. God bless.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Mark! It’s been super busy so, I haven’t gotten as much posted as I’d like. More to come!

[@samb7652]

Dude! Awesome video! I have a friend who works computers and data all day... but, on her bucket list is to drive a combine... yeah, funny that ...and have looked at hundreds of videos to show her some things. But yours is the best I have found. You only forgot concave and fan adjustments. But no criticism really. You kept it at a perfect level for a 1st timer.

[@bryanalldredge3394]

Another fascinating video on a subject that has always intrigued me. As a kid, (14 and 15) I spent two amazing summers on a farm in Garden Grove IA. I loved it. But I really was the city boy on the farm. Farming has and always will have a soft spot in my heart. Plus, after watching a few videos, I realize just how easy I have it as a long haul truck driver.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

I disagree... long haul truckers are hard working people!

[@bryanalldredge3394]

@@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206 I would love to say I work hard. I would love to say it but that would be a lie. God gave me a wanderlust that trucking satisfies. Since it's His plan, I just follow it. He makes it easy.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Bryan Alldredge is day the exact same thing about farming. I was made to do it so it doesn’t seem like hard work.

[@stuartmapes]

I’m soo far from being any type of farmer, ever. But watching videos like this are so informative and make you really appreciate the knowledge and work these people have and do to bring us our food.

[@thomaswilliams2253]

What an informative video. I forget that some people have never driven a combine, much less an S660 with row sense. Well done, sir.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! The row-sense really is great! It’s especially amazing in down corn.

[@joopsmit6910]

Hello Carl. Not only are you a great combine operator, but do really good voice overs too! Enjoying your channel.

[@davestarr7112]

That was nothing short of amazing. Thank you, I learned one heck of a lot in 15 minutes of "no fluff" video. I greatly appreciate the time you take on these videos, as a non-farmer but a mechanical, machinery guy I _thought_ I knew something about combines. Boy did I learn how much I _didn't_ know.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! If you are into mechanical stuff you should check out a couple of my videos from last fall. I did one on how a combine works and there was one where we had a hydraulic repair gone wrong. You might like them. They weren’t as well edited as the ones I’m making now, but I was just learning how to do this back then. Thanks for watching!

[@davestarr7112]

@@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206 I already watched the hydraulic repair "learning experience". I've had a few of those myself ;-)

[@jrewing5886]

Once you figure out the technology, it's actually fairly simple.......but and there's always a but (lol) Experience......there isn't any substitute for experience. For example, fine tuning. Every job is different. Therefore, setting up is always going to be different. Carl, Your videos never ever cease to amaze me. Excellent tools for learning. Thank You....🚜🌾🌕 JR

[@arthurjennings5202]

A long way away from a John Deere Model 55 cutting maze in South Texas. Ate a lot of dust on that thing. Then I got to drive a model 95 with a pressure cab. Talk about living it up in 1971. All adjustment were done manually, by turning a screw to vary belt speed, adjusting levers to change the draft, or changing sieves by hand between crops. We did not have a grain cart, so we had to be careful to get the augers over the truck beds without hitting the truck with the header. The auger was only three feet longer than the header. If we had to load a simi we had to have the truck sit in the furrow while we ran on top of the furrow to get the auger high enough. Brings back a lot of bad memories.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

My first combine driving experience was dads John Deere 7700 turbo. That was a good machine.

[@s0luti0nss]

This explanation was so simple easy and down to the point. Fantastic job sir, you earned a new sub!

[@Tysto]

It's astonishing how efficient you can dial it in to be. Almost no wasted corn on the ground; almost no trash in the hopper.

[@jmi7562]

Your videos are so well edited and put together. They move fast with no wasted time, Your combine explanation did a great job of explaining what us city slicker sees as a mysterious black box. If you get a chance sometime it would be interesting to know just a little more about the inner workings of a combine. Thanks for all your videos.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks James! I did a video last fall about how combines work. Take a look at it and let me know if that was what you were looking for or if you still have a desire to go deeper. Thanks for your support!

[@KarlinTendaiGunduza]

An eye opener indeed. I did love to get more information. I tried searching for other videos on how to operate a combine but this comes top. 15 minutes well spent. It's actually my reference point now. Viewed it several times.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

I bet you could do it no problem

[@thomasallen4340]

Playing farm simulator got me into farming and combines. Love the video

[@ericmwenda6197]

Wow wow. Thanks for your generosity with such a vital information. Indeed I have always been fascinated by the working of the combines. The marvel of engineering of these machines, continue to evolve each year and its good you have chosen to demystify to us its working. Thanks and I look forward to watch more of your videos on the farm.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Glad you enjoyed it! The combine and the planter are the two things that seem like magic if you don't have an understanding of how all the pieces work together. Thanks for watching!

[@gudfarfar]

Very nice to get some instructions and explanation about the technical functions of the modern combine. Normally I never get to see these machines up close and have never actually been in one, so this is very interesting. Keep'em coming. Very good production and a steady camera helps to make it very enjoyable. Everybody knows that a shaking camera video is the worse thing to watch, and nobody can keep on watching such videos for long, so a good gimbal is the best investment any youtuber can make.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! I’ve been slowly upgrading equipment. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hailesankara480]

i had no clue what a combine DID, had seen one and knew what it looked like. Thank you i have an intrest in farming and have ancestors that were big on living of their land. Hope to have my own

[@Zack-qr3py]

WHAT? THAT INTRO ALMOST MADE ME CRY AND I'M HERE JUST FOR THE CURIOSITY OF HOW TO DRIVE A COMBINE 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 1 minute in and I already know this is a great channel

[@jlewis7455]

Dude, AMAZING video!! Coming from a certified and licensed instructor in the heavy equipment and trucking industry, you have an amazing ability to explain things properly unlike many others on here. Great job!!!!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Johnathan! If I couldn’t be a farmer, being a teacher wasn’t too far down my list. I used to train transit bus drivers back in college. Good times!

[@jlewis7455]

Lol! Yes that would make sense about training transit drivers, I am from Canada I trained drivers in all aspects of commercial safety I know it takes one to know one LOL. After your video I felt like I could’ve went to a farm and said I drove a combine for years! I like how you explained in such detail even down to the disc plates on the header. I subscribe to your channel I hope you put more videos out similar to this one again keep up the great work!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Jonathan Lewis thanks for the sub! I try to make some instructional videos every once in a while.

[@loteknomad5032]

Fantastic video. Really appreciate you taking the time to share these things with us. I'm increasingly interested in ag tech, the complex machinery that makes it possible for farming families to feed so many, and the challenges of acquiring and maintaining such equipment. Was great to learn a bit more about how this sort of equipment is used. Thanks!

[@simmorella]

Just what I've been looking for. Thankyou.

[@tomcampbell815]

Excellent explanation!! The combine I'm used to driving is a Massey 550. Combines have come a long way from that!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Dad had a 300 Massey and a pair of 410 Massey combines back in the day.

[@alexshields1520]

Good explanation of the s series combine control. I am not full time farming but certainly miss not running big equipment. I date my self with this but biggest thing I've run was Jd 8800 and old NH Tr 95. Ridden on 9600 a few times but the new set it from the seat is so much better than old external settings. Auto steer looks like a great idea where corn is still standing. Thanks for the video.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

You actually would be amazed at how well that thing steers through down corn. You can’t tell if you are still on the right rows or not but it usually gets it right. First combine I ever remember was dads 7700 turbo. What a beast.

[@billbailey2902]

Excellent tutorial for those of us who are not farmers.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks bill!

[@bradmiller6507]

Thanks for this video. Haven’t driven a combine in a few decades. Didn’t have any of that fancy auto stuff back then.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

I started out running dads John Deere 7700 turbo. Then we got a 7720 and I thought I had won the lottery!

[@jbebeau]

Great video! I really appreciated the explanation of all the systems and how to adjust them.

[@carlchilders6069]

THANKS! I am an actor that is studying for a role and this was not only helpful but well done.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

From one Carl to another, thanks for watching!

[@tomhill4765]

Great job of explaining the intricacies of running a combine. Now I know.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Now if you ever find yourself in a life or death situation that requires you to drive a combine to survive you are good to go!

[@robincurwood]

As a young man many moons ago,I used to operate a combine for 20 years. It was against the health and safety regulations in the UK to go anywhere near potentially moving parts with the engine running. I have no reason to suspect that they have changed. As if you are putting your hand around that toggle to pull and disconnect the drive. If for some reason it was to restart it could at the very least pull your hand off if it didn't actually kill you.

[@Forevertrue]

Great video. Fascinating! I have wanted to know about this for some time. Even simple farmers a have to be tech savvy today. But what a help! I enjoyed the practical side too adjusting for losses was great. Thanks so much for this!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thank you so much for taking the time to encourage me! I’m really glad you enjoyed it!

[@robertpautsch5093]

That was great. I enjoyed every minute and the 15 minutes went by too fast. That certainly is a complicated machine and to learn to drive it certainly is not a short lesson. How does one learn? When I first learned to fly an airplane, it took almost 12 hours of dual instruction before I could even fly solo. Even that was not enough. The final license took a total of 40 hours of solo practice and more dual. The combine in a different way seems to approach that level of complexity in order to operate it as second nature. I could ask more questions that would keep you from doing your day job but I appreciate the time and effort you take to do this for us non-producers (the agribusiness guy on our radio avoids the term "farmers"). I look forward to whatever you post next.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Wow thanks Robert! I have a great appreciation for you airmen after studying and passing my “Part 107” remote pilot certificate with the FAA. Those sectional charts are a mess! Truth be told I started driving dads combine when I was about 9 years old. Before he let me drive on my own I spent a fair amount of time (from age 7) sitting on his lap and just steering. Then he’d let me raise or lower the header, and then maybe speed up and slow down the ground speed. Then he switched seats with me and rode with me for a while. When he finally climbed out of the cab and “turned me loose” I felt like a king! Thanks for your encouraging words and I hope you continue to enjoy the videos!

[@conniemiller7007]

Spend 400,000 dollars,and head for the field!

[@JD9RX830]

This is my first visit to your channel and that was a great video!

[@karlrovey]

So much easier than the old equipment. Pretty much every setting at the push of a button. No trying to convince the shift lever to go into gear. No wiggling the H and L lever to get it to work. No having to find the sweet spot in neutral to get it to start.

[@nohjcarub2116]

Nice one dodge brothers....your the best, clear audio and videos keep up the good works brow....!!!

[@todds4101]

Very cool video. I’ve ran a lot of swathers and balers but never a combine. Nice tutorial. Always thought it would be a lot of fun to get behind the wheel of one of those beasts.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! I love running the combine.

[@j.c.ferguson2086]

Very good I don’t think anybody else has ever demonstrated that Thanks

[@jeromecabral8440]

Farming is very interesting my uncle bought a farm house that sets on 10 acres. A friend who farms gave me a tour of a harvester. I went with him to harvest corn. And was awesome

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

They are impressive machines!

[@jaymoore4683]

Thanks for making me a little smarter. Very well done. Very impressed.

[@larrymixer144]

Another great video on some of the equipment that is used today and all the help that computers have provided for you today. I can't tell you how many sore legs and back I've had trying to harvest lodged corn from a windstorm. Looking out the windshield and guesstimating center row and where to keep the head out of the soil and not to high to not pick up the stalks. Hopefully you and your brother are having a better rest of the year. We're still fighting the moisture in the forms they have taken this year. The freeze come earlier than usual by a few weeks and some our corn that was put in the latest wasn't quite to dent yet. I think that things will work out for the year. Just have to keep some equipment and thing on the want list go a little longer.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks for the encouragement! We always have a list of things that need replaced or repaired and it’s always a game of sorts to figure out how to prioritize. I’m fortunate to have a good job with a good farm and a great boss to work with. We got lucky on the down corn lottery so far this year. Some guys right around us got it bad.

[@rickeyjones7255]

A very informative video that explained details so clearly. Thank you so much for this!

[@davidbarger9710]

Taught me something while entertained my son at the same time. Thanks for the video!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks David! One thing that is really important to me here is to always make videos that can be watched by people of all ages. You will never hear swearing or crude jokes on this channel. Thanks for watching and be sure to let me know if there’s anything that you would like to see or anything that you wonder about.

[@bpkolos1974]

Thanks for a great explanation! Although I had a more/less good understanding of the processes going on in the cab & with harvester in general like the one in the video this all gave me a more clear picture of what all those screens, dials, button and leavers do and are designed for and how exactly they operate in the field. Greetings from Kyiv, Ukraine!

[@EagleMiles]

Quite a bit more high tech than the Super 92 massey combine I grew up with .and operated at a very young age ..I believe the cylinder was 36 inches wide ...a toy compared to the beasts of today 👍💜

[@erikurcio92]

Damn I've always wanted to drive one of these. I spent most of my childhood in a farm and i would only get to watch these in action

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

It’s the most fun job on the farm.

[@snakeman48]

I watch my share of farming video's on YT. But always wondered what all the controls and sounds are for. Thank you for explaining how it all worked. You are the first tuber to do so. Excellent job. Now I can walk across the road and jump in his JD combine and run it like a pro.................................................................................NOT !!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks a lot for the encouraging comments! I can’t take credit for this idea. Lots of people asked for this video in the comments of other harvest videos.

[@franrautiola2619]

Wow, very interesting explanation of the combine controls, all hi tech farm equipment, i wonder what would your grandfather say about this equipment. My grandfather farmed with horses, i grew up on a farm in the 50S with small tractors, our production was huge increase over his. The production now with modern farm equipment has made a much larger increase from my era of farming than the increase we made over my grandfathers farming with horses.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

My grandma (dads mom) was 70 years old when I was born. She was born in 1915. We were very close and I love thinking back on the stories she used to tell me. She’s gone now, but I wish she could watch my videos. I think she’d just shake her head and say “why you need all those tv screens in the combine is beyond me. We picked ear corn by hand into a horse drawn wagon!”

[@ConfederateHokie]

Great explanations. Really enjoyed that and now the controls don't seem as overwhelming. Thanks!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! I’m really glad you enjoyed it.

[@ajadrew]

That was really interesting!!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@jimb1801]

I stumbled in this video and really liked it Thanks

[@Lofis4449]

@@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206 yes’s please join me this work 😢

[@nathanjoerndt8804]

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yesterday i got to ride/drive a combine now i have all the information i need that there is i need to know about combining!!!! :D

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Get after it!!

[@matthewrenshaw]

Hey this was an awesome video! I watch a lot of farming videos but this one broke it down to exactly what we wanted to know. Thanks a lot! I look forward to more "How to" videos.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

My best ideas always come from you guys in the comments! Thanks for watching and taking a second to leave an encouraging comment!

[@vasudevaraog6208]

Great video. Thanks for your explanation

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@etops-2234]

Awesome channel. Great respect for our farmers.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Tim!

[@casey5711]

What a GREAT video , Thank you so much , will watch a couple more times to sink in. 😀 The beeping noises was really interesting . Much luck on your harvesting, the weather has been real nasty . George - Non Farmer Sarasota Fl. 😀👍🏾🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks George! Now when you are watching farming videos you can feel really smart knowing that the driver just grabbed the steering wheel based on the proper understanding of the beeping noises. And if you ever find yourself in a situation where being able to drive a modern combine could save a bunch of people, you will be a hero!

[@kooperjerome3335]

So much POWER! So many button and switches!

[@ThatGuyJayDub]

Not a farmer but gotta say this doesn't look all to difficult but that's a guy looking in from the outside but your explanation was amazing I love when people go into detail on why things are there and what they do instead just yeah these buttons do this you actually give examples of what the buttons control

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks! You are right. Farming is not nearly as hard as it was for our fathers and grandfathers especially in a physical sense.

[@kirklothert3435]

I grew up on a farm & now live in the big city. I sure do miss the farm

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Boy I know I would. Thanks for watching!

[@rotunda57]

Just the opposite of Oliver Wendal Douglas 😀

[@kirklothert3435]

@@rotunda57... Whatever in the hell that means?

[@rotunda57]

@@kirklothert3435 Woops. Generation gap. Green Acres television show. Sorry.

[@kirklothert3435]

@@rotunda57... I've seen that show

[@Doyle-Nutbush]

Excellent video, feel like I just completed a mini ground school like on a jet simulator.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Alpha, Delta, Bravo. Clear for take off!

[@AirborneRenegade]

I find this S660 interesting myself. Around here all I see are S680s with the occasional S670. On our farm we operate a 2014 S680 and a 2019 S780 reason I find this S660 so fascinating.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

I’m a little jealous of the 780...

[@AirborneRenegade]

@@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206 It's nothing too fancy, just a few cameras and a new control stick, also standard with a second monitor.

[@davidvincent3010]

You done that very well !! Great video

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@juliancope1925]

Absolutely brilliant video very well explained 👏👏👏

[@allenmoore4186]

That was a great video! You’re the only person who has demonstrated how everything works inside the combine. And to think I thought all those beeps was your chicken fryer going off 😂

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Allen!

[@galehess6676]

These things used to come with no roof over the operator, just an umbrella, and you ate dust all day. And buttons? What happened there? Even since I rolled a 9610 when there were prototype 9650 and 9750 in the same field on harvest before those were released, lots has changed (1999). Very cool. Love Iowa corn fields, very scenic.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Yes! I remember my great uncle telling me about his Massey Harris combine with no cab. He rerouted the exhaust to a valve with one run under his seat to keep warm combining corn in late November. Lucky he didn’t catch his britches on fire!

[@nicholaskirui4123]

​@@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206 nice stuff

[@David7pm]

awesome job! you can really tell you enjoy what you do. thank you

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks David! I wish everybody got the chance to do what they love…

[@danielchristensen305]

Awesome and helpful. I really needed this. Thank you!

[@kinghk5734]

Beautiful explanation

[@stubs1227]

Great demonstration and like the new intro.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@AndersFelten]

Great video! You make it easy to understand! 👍🏼🙂

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks a lot! I really enjoy this.

[@tristanvandermerwe8823]

Looks like fun wish I could do what you guys do

[@westfield_rcc4537]

very professional video, good job brother, keep it up man and god bless

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks same to you!

[@c.shoefish]

By no means a farmer, but I love heavy equipment. Cool video!

[@teebamos7350]

Very well done. I learned somethings I did not know.

[@tony001ish]

That was a good video , thx . I learned a lot 👍

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@sampotterf3013]

Great instructional video. Thanks!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@dominicaskew1]

Heya Carl been getting into farming as of recent managed to get a decent plot of land and I am looking forward to getting into this career/lifestyle

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

That’s awesome! What are you going to grow?

[@dominicaskew1]

Dodge Brothers Farm and Ranch mainly corn and some space for livestock.

[@ron7938]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing. Love your videos!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Ron!

[@georgeshaw8925]

Great video man, learned a lot I appreciate it. Subscribed.

[@pacojaviersg]

Amazing I actually learned something today.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Awesome thanks for watching!

[@Studio23Media]

This was super informative! Thanks for doing this.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks for watching and encouraging me!

[@nicholasbrewer5386]

I’ve always have loved farming and my dad work in selling chemicals and fertilizer to farmers so I’ve always wanted to see how to use the machinery

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Hey thanks for watching! If you liked the video you should subscribe to the channel if you haven’t yet! Have a great day!

[@nicholasbrewer5386]

I did trust me keep up the good work

[@barnycanuck6234]

Looks like a lot more fun than the old Massey Harris 80 Sp was. Have you done a video on setting up the GPS?

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

You may not know this but I am a Massey Harris collector. I have a 33 wide front that my dad and I bought together at an auction when I was a kid and I have a 44 narrow front that used to belong to my great uncle who passed away four years ago. I have always loved the “old masseys” since I was a little boy, but he really got me excited about them. Super happy to have his old 44. Anyway, I should definitely show some gps stuff in a future video. Thanks for the tip!

[@rodcody7278]

Guy knows his business

[@wry569]

Fun video. Thanks for the tour!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Marc!

[@jerryfowler4960]

Very good instructional video.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Jerry!

[@dottmcse]

Wow, fantastic. I may have missed it in prior comments but what are the "hot spots" in red, some in yellow and green on the display that show the field overlay?

[@2fast65]

Great video thanks have a great day.

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks!

[@johnhoward1873]

Awesome job 👍

[@MidniteLiquid]

Awesome! Thanks for the great and very informative video!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks a lot Brandon!

[@brianpetersen3429]

Excellent video!

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks 👍

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Thanks Brian!

[@fatiguedflipflop9488]

This was such a good video

[@combatdentist]

I dont even work on a farm, but this was hell of a interesting

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

Haha thanks 👍

[@teddymullins3706]

I used to run a d11 r caterpillar carry Dozer a few years ago had a lot of the controls on the combine are familiar compare it to the D 11 carry Dozier

[@dodgebrothersfarmandranch9206]

That’s cool. I’ll have to check one out!

[@jeniko2841]

I would love to volunteer for a week to help you guys out just to get the hands on experience of harvesting.

[@juliancope1925]

Fantastic one machine I would love to drive but boy it looks hard learning how to set it up