Honest Review of the Fendt Ideal Combine

Today we have a demo of the Fendt 8T Combine and Neil gives his thoughts on it!
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[@TheRandallraplee]

Good video with a broad review in areas including turning radius and fording a ditch with the particular brand of head featured . Impressive!

[@DentonFarms]

Thanks for watching and we appreciate you sharing your comments have a great weekend!

[@benkuhns1130]

@@DentonFarmsthe turning radius is significantly better on the 620 rear tires, also turns with a lot less effort with the joystick steering!

[@apn42]

The MF and later Fendt combines were originally made by the Danish combine manufacture Dronningborg that was bought by AGCO in 1997. Today it is only a development center as production was moved to Italy after AGCO purchased Laverda in 2011.

[@nedbergmeier8053]

You guys are smashing it with the combine demos!

[@vincentluch]

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[@gregj7916]

Excellent vlog, seen a 9T on Monday, Hella have been making lights for many a year.

[@DentonFarms]

Great lights

[@kevinwilson1475]

We're running 2 9's this year. After most of a season we're happy. How did you like the bump handle vs a traditional hydro? After a season I really like it.

[@DentonFarms]

Took me several hours but I like it now

[@gleanerman2195]

I would like to see you demo a Gleaner S98 with a 12 row head or a 40 ft. bean head, it just might pleasantly surprise you with nimbleness and fuel savings. They are a lot less money to buy and rebuild.

[@DentonFarms]

We would like to see one they are rare in western Kentucky

[@Machines85]

Good job my friend

[@Tester8480]

We run a Massey combine, it’s a beast for us

[@matthewvanderbeek2847]

Our neighbors had one for a good number of years. Problem with it is. Getting parts. Run all over the country to get parts. If u don't want to wait for shipping. They got rid of it and got a Case. Pretty happy with the Case.

[@Tester8480]

@@matthewvanderbeek2847 our dealer around our area has been great for parts and service. We had Case IH, you can’t go wrong with them, IH makes some legendary combines

[@Tester8480]

@@matthewvanderbeek2847 we have a great dealer kind of near our area, so far they have been excellent with having parts on hand and great service

[@EvanC8]

If you want to drive a large impressive combine bigger then the x9 demo a case AF 11. That’s an impressive combine we have a demo coming next week. Pretty sure it will make our S790s look silly.

[@damonens9478]

Demo a claas 8900. You will never go back

[@bradhofer4925]

Had an 8T fendt demo. the only good thing about it was the unloading auger.

[@DentonFarms]

Got a heck of a unloader!

[@matthewvanderbeek2847]

What was bad with the rest of it?

[@EvanC8]

Browns have tracks on their ideal. It’s a new combine. And at 6 miles a hour in a light crop due to drought the whole combine and can shutters. It’s very very rough. The track design is poor

[@edwhite6250]

👍

[@Reamboo]

soo next video New Holland review?

[@DentonFarms]

Would love too but really no close dealers in our region.

[@sew1194]

It'll be great until it breaks down. Have the tech on speed dial.

[@i.f.colville2497]

Nothing breaks down like a Deere.

[@jacobstahl2245]

I'm curious how the af11 would compare with the x9 1100

[@DentonFarms]

We have a close family friend running the AF 10 with outputs and performance similar to the x9 I’d guess the AF 11 is a monster

[@stevenblue3126]

The reports I've heard on the af11, they are running 8000 bushels and hour in corn. Take alot of trucks to keep corn away.

[@petergardner2334]

10 fendt is the same as x9 need to demo fendt 10

[@joescheller6680]

Do yourself a favor get a Claas. You will never look back.

[@jacobstahl2245]

Is that your solution to every problem😅

[@themunter4488]

Fendt tractors for sure but Class combines.

[@damonens9478]

I can contest to that comment. We have them where i work and , much better then any other machine on the market. Especially in canola, losses are minimal compared to a deere , cant even incude any other machine to a deere let alone a claas. ​@jacobstahl2245

[@derekmartin2817]

We dont have much dealer presence for claas in west ky. There is a dealer in sikeston but they dont seem to do much other than support the yellow ones.

[@DentonFarms]

Agree it would be difficult to run one here because our lack of a dealer network.

[@samrad222]

Why not stock with American made. After all,, they all work the same. American made protects America and American jobs..

[@themunter4488]

It's a global business unfortunately. Deere about to move a ton of its manufacturing to Mexico. Class have a US plant as well.

[@tomekamisk]

If they worked the same then all combines (and machinery in general, and everything in general) could potentially cost the same. Generally speaking, in between brands, there is a difference in harvested grain quality, straw quality, % of losses, fuel economy, hourly output, overall build quality, maintenance costs, spare parts cost, advancement of technology, and so many other aspects. There are many reasons why you would pay a premium for a brand even when you can get a different, cheap machine that can do the job. I think German engineering is somewhere else than American. That is why, for example Fendt tractors, are gaining a foot in America. They are just so good. Buying something just for the sole reason of supporting a national manufacturer is maybe a good way for the economy, but not a motivating force for innovation.

[@samrad222]

@@tomekamisk then move your ass to Germany !!!!!

[@Harikarikillboy-fs5vl]

@@tomekamiskagree a billion percent. Deere, Cat, AGCO etc make most of their machines OVERSEAS. I have zero loyalty to any of them. Deere is overpriced. Period. They’re all expensive, they all break, you marry a dealership, if service sucks go to the next brand. It ain’t the same Deere from childhood, none are, they’re all soulless corporations that could care less about you or what you want. Hell, billy gates is a huge investor in Deere, why do ya think they won’t let anyone work on the software?

[@Zero01k]

Buy Claas, you are still buying American and supporting American jobs.

[@EvanC8]

You guys are way too nice to that combine. It’s an economy combine cheap. The cab is cheap with poor finishing. And I can see you bouncing around in there. Those combines are known to burn. Our neighbors burnt last year. And some KZbiners also had their fendt burn Tlotwcof break down issues. They are a much less expensive machine that is the main reason people buy them.

[@grimreeper70]

Then please explain yo me why my local Gleaner/Fendt dealer has two S780, two S790 three X9. They got 9T and 10T. Also, explain why there is John Deere combines in at New Holland and Case and Claas.

[@petersmulders8058]

We own a fendt ideal and they are a knockoff combine. Cheap but unreliable