Great 200+ Clean Bushel - Solid John Deere 7720 Titan II - 3rd Generation - Corn Harvest 2020 - 5K

[@aaronmenzie-w6q]

I love that you show the smaller farmers and older (not old, necessarily, but not the latest generation) machinery on your channel. I come from a small/mid-sized family farm in western NY, and I've been enjoying seeing videos of farms with comparable equipment to what I see in my area. All the videos that other people put out of the newest, most massive equipment at work in the Midwest (class 7/8/9 combines, 40ft heads and implements, etc.) just don't interest me as much, because that feels like such a different world than what I'm used to. This is much more like it.

[@libasan]

I enjoy talking with the farmers that I get to meet and learn more from them-see their passion. Thanks for watching.

[@onionfriend9799]

I love your videos of the 1980s combines still running strong. Thanks for posting

[@libasan]

Monday morning at 8am I am publishing a 1980 Gleaner F2 combine video. I also have more old ones coming too. Thanks for watching.

[@landlifem5872]

I guess there is a reason, but why leave unload auger out all the time?

[@BSbull]

Why not? Doesn't make a difference either way

[@johnlee6054]

unless you forget and bang into your next breakdown

[@landlifem5872]

@@johnlee6054 That's what I would be worried about

[@tomklopfenstein2997]

There was nothing to hit it on. When close to buildings and when taking off the ends it is slid back out of the way.

[@tf7274]

We had a 9500 that we ran an 8 row head in 240 bu corn...we didn't have a hopper topper so we were full every 120 seconds. You have to reach down to pull out the auger on this machine. So just leave it out.

[@NadeemVlogs]

Wao Amazing Job Brother, #nadeemvlogs

[@SilverGleaner]

What speed was it going?

[@tomklopfenstein2997]

About 2.8-3.0 mph

[@SilverGleaner]

@@tomklopfenstein2997 nice comfortable speed. I've taken 200 18% corn at 4 to 4.5 with my L2 but then you hit a spot that goes to 250 but and then my visual tailing fill with corn so I gotta pull back. 3 mph is what usually do now so I don't worry.

[@hansgrehoner9847]

% moisture?

[@tomklopfenstein2997]

17%

[@hansgrehoner9847]

@@tomklopfenstein2997 in germany we harvest with 27 up to 35%,mostly we make silage. do you know where your forefathers came from because of your name?

[@tomklopfenstein2997]

@@hansgrehoner9847 my ancestors are Swiss and German

[@brookconrad8650]

Hey Tom

[@charlietanner6211]

this guy has way less per acre mach investment than some body with a new mach these series were good mach but hard to work on so was massey but if you have a lttle mechanical ability just take a good usaed mach tear it done completly r/r it will cover manymany acres as long as you can do youre on work thet will serve well