New Holland CR8090

[@thesquad8829]

Don’t forget to check the two chains on the right side of the combine. They are at the top of the combine in the grain tank area. When your step is to get into the grain tank, there’s that big metal plate that lifts off that gives you access to your oil filters and your wine chains that may be junk

[@TheFarmingLife]

That's a big upgrade compared to what you were running, can't wait to see it in the field

[@dilligafdude9434]

sI used to work for a farmer that had one of these. He made little blanking plates and changed the switches that were faded and worn away with much better, physical toggle switches with nice labels because he said the buttons lasted a half a season before they started getting sun faded and then worn. I like these machines. These are a close second to the Challengers that were powered by CAT engines imo.

[@vernt4583]

Proud for you WES. Taking your farming operations to a new level!!

[@TheGrumpyFarmer]

My little clincher thingy as you called it fell off mine when they delivered it brand new last year 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🙄 Covid quality control

[@onehappyfarmer3461]

Yep those clincher thingys are a problem. Got a couple on mine that need fixin.

[@rw3dog]

Can’t wait to see it in action

[@David-lh1vp]

Thats a BIG purchase and I wish you the best! prayers for all our farmers.

[@jvin248]

In the olden days the combines just had all the belts, chains, and gears exposed with none of that sheet metal to get dinged up or flap in the breeze from faulty catches. The enclosures are good if you leave the machine sit outside but barn storage fixes that problem. You can more easily see where there is a problem without lifting the panels. ... And you might show a kid a combine running with all the exposed mechanical activity and that kid might just go on to get an Engineering Degree. I know a guy who only hired engineers who grew up on a farm -- because they knew what real work looked like! Looking forward to harvest this year, see what we all got.

[@stangerranch]

better update the grain cart next or you will be sitting and waiting. congrats on the new machine.

[@tbix1963]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Almost like Christmas, new toys to figure out how to operate. Looks like a nice combine, if it works as good as it looks you should do very well. Looking forward to seeing more videos on it as you are able. Wishing you and your family the best.

[@billpeters9154]

Good to see Grant back.

[@scott6052]

Nice machine.

[@edwardmyers3277]

Looks like a great deal, Wesley!

[@johnmushko7555]

Beautiful machine.

[@danw6014]

Congratulations on the new machine. I really enjoyed the thumbnail picture too! Things sure do change.

[@mrk3farms407]

Cool can’t wait to see it in action!!

[@burtzorn4059]

Seems like some belts and your fixes, good to go. Friend with laser and bends can make anything you want And look first class. Seems to be a great purchase GOOD LUCK WITH IT !!!!

[@Scooter0917]

Great combine and a great upgrade to your farm. I farm in Western Australia and run a 9090. Excellent combine and the twin rotors do an amazing job in all crop types.

[@123leroy1]

Congratulations on new combine you will get many years of good use out of it.

[@leevanruler119]

Great tour! I love the way you make do with what you have and make every effort to repair your own as needed. The thoughts on the metal brake are exactly what my late father would have done as well. Keep the great video's coming!

[@joshuabrown2543]

Congrats, i know that farm you got it from. Good people.

[@jackwillie2729]

Nice upgrade..we all know thiers usually a few gremlins waiting when used ... you'll dial it up and good times ahead...and you have a back up...

[@sew1194]

Nice machine 👏

[@SLCFarms]

Very nice Wes hope it serves you well.

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

If you got it cheaper with some superficial dents, and needs minor repairs, GREAT!! That’s called a good deal!!!

[@jerrynibarger9148]

Very nice sir. I'm anxious with ya on seeing it in the field. You're as giddy as a school girl. hehehe

[@kluckfabrication5991]

Still a damn good deal you got that.

[@davdhynes3518]

Super deal all around, most importantly price, looks like a lot of it is easily fixed, good eye ole Wes.

[@norman7179]

Like the new machine Wes. A few odds and ends and she'll be ready to head to the field. Hbr Frt has several suction cup things available and also a paintless dent puller kit. Thanks ! 👍☺

[@dmartens6267]

It is quite a leap in technology, you are a good match for the combine!!

[@eng65111]

Congrats on the new machine

[@daltonengel3327]

If the GPS is hooked up, it will automatically adjust the cut width. My guess is the outer rims cracked out, but you need to watch the rims as they are prone to cracking. Only seen cracked rim issues on duals.

[@seanodoherty2679]

Well wear 👍

[@darylcleavenger7585]

Looking Good. Can't wait to see it run. Keep the dents they add character. 👍

[@dogwoodish]

nice update/upgrade

[@EFCasual]

Looks like its going to work well, just a few dents and missing hardware. Nice.

[@Andy-ix2ox]

She’s actually a good clean combine with a few bits of repairs needed but not much really, now that you have so much to harvest she should speed up the process and all you need is that she is lucky, even new ones need to be lucky. Well you may ware as we say over this side of the pond. How are the crops looking? Ours are in and to say that they were disappointing is an understatement!

[@chrishankins905]

Very impressive piece of machinery! Happy for you man

[@mikenicholson2548]

Nice combine Wes

[@genechronister7085]

Nice! Allways good to better yourself!

[@johnbrown9623]

Very nice Wes.

[@jakenorthern9496]

You can add cameras into the combine screen for free, ours didn't come with cameras but had an "ariel" looking plug in the back of the screen, then you can have the cameras come up on the screen as you do various actions, eg. Reversing cam when reversing, auger cam when unloading etc etc. All you need to do. I think i might be limited to 1 cam input though. 10:26

[@John-lu3yq]

Good for you man

[@billymoad]

😮😮hi Wes everyone from northwest Missouri combine looks mostly good little repairs it be good bud ❤

[@derrickpettit86]

Awesome combine upgrade wes, youve worked hard an you deserve it, shez gonna work perfect, thanks for the tour of it

[@darrelwaldner2321]

Never seen a cr without all the discharge beater elements being the cast one with fingers.

[@davidcelis9148]

Good choice Wess . There will probably be trolls withe a lot of bla bla .... but this is a nice machine . The only thing that still needs to be improved is the driver . I believe that the most beautiful machine should be driven by the most beautiful driver in the house . ;-)

[@philipunderwood477]

Can you spray wire harnesses and vulnerable areas with pepper spray or bear spray for longer-term storage? Mice and rat deterrent? Then steam clean before harvest so operator or maintenance doesn't touch the chemicals

[@warrenpost1502]

I hope your fields are big enough for you to turn around with that combine

[@wildcoyote34]

looks like a pretty good combine ,i agree with you about the dents , machinery gets dented over time ,cosmetic damage happens

[@bryanginder5903]

Wes VARY cool picture in the beginning of the farm!!!👍

[@onelonleyfarmer]

That was 1962 my great grandparents bought the place in 1925

[@bryanginder5903]

@@onelonleyfarmer I love old vintage farm photos like that!! Vary neat to see them how hey change threw out the years! We have a dozen of them up on our walls of our farm!!

[@patrickd4844]

Good luck putting a part that big through an English wheel. Combine looks like it’ll be a huge upgrade

[@rongrose3746]

You have to be a little excited for the new machine !

[@onlygazza]

I watched a vid of a guy with a very large magnet and a 2 inch steel ball on the other side of a dented exhaust and he flattened the steel out by running the magnet back n for rolling the steel ball on the other side, worked brill maybe an idea for your panel

[@jkmcp45]

Wes when it’s time to harvest make sure ya don’t do a me by going out and putting about a hopper load in back and something in unload has left the chat and doesn’t want to spin to unload but and I say but it did unloaded good luck my friend be safe

[@midwayfarms]

I hope she runs well for you great video

[@shoresharp8349]

My guess Wes that combine was hit by or was in a equipment shed during the bad wind storm that tore up iowa.

[@brandonwood1397]

Awesome combine you got the deal of the year on it. Going to be a fast harvest

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@matthewmccune]

that shield that fell off, you will want that back on. we get cobs thrown up in there and it knocks the shaker drive belt off (also drives the rethreshers). you can also kick the shaker down into low speed depending where you put that belt. low speed is easier on your seives and your prethresing rod. which make sure you have that pre-seive rod. cnh like to chuck them out. someone just vice gripped our pre-seive open half way and it works great like that. keep an eye on those wheel studs and torque them RIGHT! if not, those rims break super easy. the panel by the fuel cap, both of ours are breaking there too. check that lower unloading gear box. drain the oil and replace it. they fill with water easily. we just welded in a piece of ar plate where the chopper wore out. no big deal. watch the side of the machine where the chopper bolts on, they crack out there too there is a drawer under the seat, thats where people kept hiding the manuals..... road mode locks the auger and allows you to travel like 4-5 mph faster. to reverse, click the reverser on, than use the + and - to go forward and backwards looks like a great machine. will be fun to watch you make it work. you are going to SMOKE your trucking power. lol

[@stevelutzke9600]

Sounds like a trip to Messicks in the near future. I’m sure they can save you some time on the buttons you are not sure of. Looks like the base machine is ok. Amazing that what machines cost now days some farmers just don’t maintain them like they should.

[@NorthEastOhio]

Now your gonna need a grain cart

[@joeblow2097]

Check the front of the shoe for cracks. It is best seen behind the transmission.

[@briandubach8307]

congratulations on the new to you, combine. Curious what upgrades for moving the grain from the field back to the farm and on site storage since you are not close to a grain elevator. and with a 12 row corn head, you will be shelling a lot of bushels every hour

[@farmingnodak]

That 3-position switch below the hydrostat handle to the left of the throttle switch in the cab is for your presets, can set them on the monitor (on the ACS tab automatic crop settings) and can quickly change between them for varying conditions and preset header heights. Use the "return to cut" button on the hydrostat handle (labed R) to return to saved cut height and preset. Hold down R to save current header height, double tap R to raise, single tap to lower/return to saved height. For running deck plates and header for/aft tilt (if applicable) hold down the unlock button on the front of the hydrostat/multifunction handle and press the reel fore/aft buttons to move. The concave adjustment might need to be calibrated, or mechanically adjusted underneath that shield in the hopper in front of the engine... Or something could be bent worst case on the mechanism or actuator is shot or wires chewed. Check for warping and bent parts... Maybe it could be rusty and not moving properly? Yep, those door shield latches suck from the vibrations. Lol that shield on the right side that protects the cleaning fan 😂 same stupid flimsy sheet metal problem I had too. It rotates with the self leveling shoe, so remount it properly. The cleaning show clutch and the feeder house clutch, grease them sparingly especially the cleaning shoe clutch. Too much grease and it'll slip when it shouldn't. Only difference is paint for those duals... actually cheaper than the new Holland rim just because of the paint. However they were probably replaced from cracked rims. Never had the chopper blown out the sheet metal yet. 😬 Good luck.

[@obieacres4676]

Hey Wes you need to use the CNH memory stick. Standard ones are not formatted correct and can brick your computer. I tried it on my tractor and my Nephew who is a case tech told me that. Also the switch on the side console is you selectable crop settings. You have two different programmable modes. Your header height switch has three positions. Flex height one and two and pickup header mode. Great video

[@farmingnodak]

Needs to be formatted as FAT32 system file size, and I think 2GB size and less is preferred.

[@obieacres4676]

@@farmingnodak I tried one of them it kinda worked but was glichy

[@wolfeislandexcavating5426]

Thumbs up

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

Is the new beast 4wd or not? Can’t tell. Congratulations on it anyway. She’s a beaut.

[@onehappyfarmer3461]

It’s 2 wheel dr. Easiest way to tell is that the run the rear tires backwards. With the tread backwards they roll easier in the mud.

[@aldenbullard1979]

I can’t wait for the haters to come out of the wood works. Happy for you.

[@davedunn2124]

Wes, we tried a wireless cab cam kit on ours and didnt like it. You still have to run 12v to the cameras so you may as well buy the hard wired ones and be done. Ours has so much static you can barely see anything. We tried everything to make it better, grounding, antenna placement etc. Nothing helped much. It went from horrible to shit.

[@jankotze1959]

This was totally awesome, waiting so long for this, looks great and I am sure you bought good value for money, you said nothing about the engine so I assume that is 100%

[@mikebauer9202]

You play the Grain Lottery.

[@wullyjohnjockhughmccrory660]

Those little clips on the metal doors are exactly the same as new Holland 40 series tractors bonnet clips they wear really quickly on there too I think they are aluminium

[@two-strokesmoke7289]

It looks like the bearing is out on the fan........?????

[@svthorasailing4868]

She looks bright Wes,you’ll have to wear shades.

[@America-First2024]

Love the New Holland combine. Everything looks like it’s more accessible, for repairs, than the other brands. Is it 4wd? If so, you might want to flip the back tires 180 degrees to prevent slipping when in use. Unless you want them that way, then disregard my comment. 👍🏻

[@M8Stealth]

Rear facing tires allows one to back out of the mud hole.

[@America-First2024]

@@M8Stealth Makes sense. 👍🏻

[@amossnowdaharleyman9179]

Got no skin in the game but still excited to see it in the field making money.

[@easternshorefarmer]

It was a good deal I feel even though there’s minor stuff u have to do

[@benjaminstockton3917]

Nice combine. Wes appreciate you showing it to us . Is it 4WD? Appreciate the channel, buddy 👍

[@thr8061]

Does that combine have a clutch on the unloading auger system so you can clean out the auger without running the whole grain bin system

[@deanmeyer1815]

Don't get it too pretty, you'll be afraid to get it dirty! 😊

[@cwmbc]

A few minor repairs you could expect. Ok some silly stuff the selling dealer should of addressed. But still way better than the cost of a brand new one.

[@franferrario7425]

Wes how can you diference if a part is wore out buy watching the Pease? I miss your daily videos

[@bobb6342]

A few jobs to do on it but there’s nothing major it seems. Always things to repair on used machines

[@leol1682]

Enjoy the video on the new combine and I know your going to repaire it West .

[@rudywernimont3289]

Did the combine come from Haley equipment? They are the new holland dealer around the area.

[@dillonledeboer7524]

What are you gonna do with the tr96 now

[@AlmondCheggs]

God I remember when you decided to upgrade from the 2WD TR to the 4WD combine you're growing up so fast!

[@onelonleyfarmer]

No you don’t! I sold the TR70 you may remember that. But you do not remember the 96 coming to the farm

[@svthorasailing4868]

The 96 was sitting in the shed for a few seasons

[@darrelwaldner2321]

The stainless steel auger bottom repair is actually a new Holland part.

[@stevebrahms]

I actually know the previous owners, there farm is about 10 miles away from me.

[@MrJeepo88]

What do you know about it what can you tell us

[@TheGarnerjustin73]

I would talk to a PDR guy if you care about it looking decent. Good PDR guy may be able to pull those dents at a reasonable price. The White wheels do look better with that New Holland Yellow.

[@QuinMorse]

You selling the TR96 or are you gonna have 2 combines running?

[@sethpavlicek6024]

It amazes me how someone can buy that brand new and beat the hell outta it like that And just not care.

[@ollie-lk5dx]

How's the header shopping going ? Would like to know are you looking at 12 row or 8 row corn head, Are you looking for 30 or 35'bean head ? I know combine is able to handle 12 row corn head or 35' bean head. And yes I know expensive.

[@robertvetter6139]

All I can say is better you than me!

[@shakes7333]

Hate when they choose to wash them before they blow all the loose stuff off first. Just makes it harder to clean.

[@dcorey35]

Looks like your grain handling equipment will have all it can handle to 12 rows of corn being harvested at once

[@averysenior6571]

Your silver rims aren't original the rims have a tendency to crack from weight and have been replaced combine looks good!

[@irishrebel1798]

That Combine could of been involved in storm damage maybe?

[@JeffRankin277]

That combine is only as good as your ability to keep grain away from it. Which kinda sucks unless you're planning on upgrading those little wagons and tiny drier also.

[@CarlHeaman]

I disagree. The high capacity will save time even if it has to sit periodically while the operator runs the wagons home. It could be that one person can now accomplish the same output as two people using a smaller combine

[@JeffRankin277]

@@CarlHeaman Apparently you haven't shelled much corn before