🇬🇧 The brand new Case IH AF-serie: Get the first walk-round

[@Machines85]

Great video! Which harvester would you recommend for small farms?"

[@agritechmedia602]

Depends on farm size. In Denmark the right combine for a farm is the one where the best service is offered ;)

[@Machines85]

@@agritechmedia602 where do you live in denmark?

[@juliancope1925]

What’s the difference between case Af series & new Holland CR series same company ?

[@stanlymarcin4590]

As far i can tell they are nearly identical, but AF are single rotor and CR are twin rotors.

[@opel1996]

AF 9 AND !0 ARE SINGLE ROTOR AF 11 IS TWIN ROTOR

[@agritechmedia602]

@@opel1996 Yes - And the AF 11 is only for north america marked. In Europe it is AF 9 and AF 10.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

​@@stanlymarcin4590the New Holland CR 11 is a twin rotor machine as is the Case IH AF 11 - both of these machines are to all intents and purposes, mechanically identical - only thing really differentiating them, is their body panel colour and styling and the brand name badges of course. The 'smaller' Case IH AF 9 & 10 models are single rotor machines and as such, have a narrower body frame. As an educated guess, I would say that their single rotor dimensions, grain tank capacity and horsepower output will be the differentiating factors, in terms of output on these two 'smaller' machines. Only a matter of time I guess, before New Holland release their versions of these Class 9 & 10 single rotor machines.

[@interman7715]

Jesus Christ 635hp on a class9 ,big red is rockin !!!

[@jezcolborne6329]

@@interman7715 what has jesus got to do with the case combine engine? Did he choose it. . he has people to look after☺🙏

[@futurefarm73]

It looks like a NH CR10 just with a rotor?

[@joshwells6448]

Ya same Frame sieve and rest of the internals. Also the flagship like 260 are same as the smaller cr line except the rotor copper and some small stuff.

[@jezcolborne6329]

​@@joshwells6448not the rotors. The rotors on the AF combines are exclusivly AX rotors and the rotors on the CR are from NH so they are not the same. Diferent automation programs. New holland has MPL and the case has STX

[@jezcolborne6329]

I meant AFX

[@jezcolborne6329]

​@@joshwells6448My bad i mean AFX

[@keldobbekr4501]

Hej Agri Tech Media Jeg kunne godt tænke mig at se en udsendelse om hvor mange ting der er ens på den nye Case IH serie og New Holland CR 10/11. Det ligner fakstisk de kommer ud af samme fabrik. Både motor og mange andre komponenter er ens

[@jezcolborne6329]

They are not the ssme combine. New holland CR11/10 for instance is a little longer at the back then the case AF 11/10/9 but not by mutch also the case IH is made in america but not the new holland. It has different styling lighting rotors and also the case AF10/9 has one rotor where the NEW HOLLAND CR10 has 2 rotors and the same engine as the case AF9 and same graintank. It looks like the AF10 and 9 are coming to europe but the AF11 is strictly for the usa and canada and could be going to australiaas they can carry 61 to 62 foot draper headers but in europe we have the 50 foot header witch is still massive.

[@jezcolborne6329]

I meant same

[@grahamsenini8024]

Off topic, but Niels' accent sounds almost Australian.

[@agritechmedia602]

He is born in Australia

[@arturassemasko-n8b]

price af 10

[@stirv6462]

$4

[@moika2725]

@@stirv6462 Damn wished it costed 4 bucks

[@Travisav]

Still the same rotor diameter??? Smh

[@jacquieandbradmazur8818]

2388 on serious steroids farmers deserve better basically let the big engine do all the grunt work? Will suck in damp conditions matted compressed crop equals wear points like you won't beleive? Poor european design made for there narrow roads ? Not rocket science/ The twin rotor will be much better?

[@opel1996]

TOTAL build from ground up not a 2388 on steroids , the AF 9 and 10 are single rotor but 1 m longer and 11 is twin Rotor