Are yall going to demo one?

They need to send you guys one with a 60 ft head ;)

Better get out the checkbook Nick!

@@benjaminsmit8167 can I use Leg Arms check book??? 🤔

I imagined Ronnie Coleman riding the combine reading this 🤣

The problem comes when this machine will way out perform the X9. Claas and fendt are the real competitors which I think this machine will still beat I’ve seen numbers of 8000+ bushels per hour.

Or deere hats lol 😆 it goes both ways.

@@HeWhoRoamsAimlessly Yes it does, but I’m a Deere guy so I can’t help it!😉

A claas two sizes smaller and 50-60hp less beat out the x9 shelling corn and had to stop twice to fix snouts from irrigator ruts. The x9 has been completely overrated since it was released. New holland’s 10.90 was on par with the x9 and it’s been out since 2014 I think.

@@robo1210 new Hollands are nice machines. Dealer support is the issue around here and as far as agco and Claas go, there’s not much for dealers around here either

That’s all any of them are at this point. There’s almost no difference.

Case IH >>> New Holland

Claas and New Holland hold harvest records worldwide, please some me the Case ones

This is still a single rotor machine. NH is twin rotor. Two different animals.

Are you looking to compare dual rotor machines with single rotor machines? 🤣🤣🤣​@@Zero01k

Single rotor buddy. Also new holland finally got case technology to minimize the moving parts. They have been a wreck until the new one. Still more moving parts than a case.

Deere are backwards

It’s only backwards when you compare it to Deere… those are goofy.

Bahahaha This was my question too!! LoL love that you mentioned it. My family is all green but I work for an all red guy. "Up is down. Down is up" in my head 42x a day 🤦🏼‍♀️

There is a option to flip it on 50 series and newer

No 2.

Yes it is

af11 the whole way

@@shoresharp8349 this is a twin rotor machine……..

No according to Caseih press release this combine has twin rotors.​@shoresharp8349

@@rickarting4591 well case does sell more combines than New Holland in the USA.

Single rotor

@@rydyndyrty No I was wrong it's a twin rotor. Afxl2 twin rotor system .

Yes, but it's totally a CaseIH machine don't you know, it's red so must be a CaseIH ;^)

@@Zero01k hmm sound like what NH did with Harvest Command.

Pretty sure there is just not released yet

I heard it’s still a single rotor design

Small farming is dead… you either accept it and expand with the rest or you die and get left behind. This is business at the end of the day. The idea of small family farms is over. I know I’m a younger farmer starting out from my family small farm… if it’s not scale able and I can’t see a return on my investment I have no interest. (Sorry to be so harsh, just the way that it is) I see so many old timers just can’t accept the mindset of change and the progression in the forward direction. Sure what worked 20 or 30 years ago was great but that logic is outdated nowadays.. you have to be consistently adapting and changing or else you’ll be watching from the sidelines as everyone else makes the money.

@@crandonborth small farms aren't dead yet... there's several ways to make each acre more profitable while spending less in the long run. That's one thing larger farms will NOT be able to do because time and massive acreage number won't allow it.

@@farming4g The problem you’re missing is the margins on small farms are virtually non existent as the efficiency drastically increases as scale increases. The way I’m making my small farm work is I’m trying to go organic and grow organic corn and soybeans. It’s not gonna be easy but I believe in it and I know I can make money on a smaller farm.

​@@crandonborthDepends on if you're working for yourself or the Bank. Efficiency may be higher but loss is greater when it's down no matter how many you own. I know several 1to 2000 acre operations that are highly profitable because an extra day or 2 on each end doesn't greatly affect the bottom line. Everything is paid for and kept up. They update when the opportunity presents itself and affordability makes sense. Ask how much is enough?

Maybe, Custom Modding said something about making one.

I believe so

61 ft head. I talked with the macdon engineers few months back

@@adamkern3489 damn. That's a lot to watch

Yeah there’s going to be a lot of stuff going on for sure

Had to reply sir. Read your comment, and thought of how that's my complaint with the trucks we run, is that all the emissions junk has taken reliability out of the equation. Then I saw your name... My name is Bradley McWilliams... Too funny!

From what I’ve heard, it’s not a new Holland copy but it is similar.

He'll plug this combine up and bitch about it as well lol

If it weren't for government handouts farmers would be done, they are the biggest welfare recipients in the USA.

😂

Seems to me case decided to focus on quad track and Deere decided to focus on combine and now they’ve swapped places. Either way, both case ihs are better.

Oh' we got something for that ass we fixing to drop our new class 12 X9-1200 and class 13 X9-1300

Deere isn't the true competition for them, it's Claas and Fendt

That’s true…except for Deere has the best dealership network pains me to say it but it’s true. Although I’ve heard of Agco starting to get more dealerships which could prove interesting.

IH invented the rotary combine in 1979… Deere came out with theirs in 2011. Case built the first quad 25 years ago… Deere’s was 5 years ago. I think you have your logic backwards.

@@crandonborth nothing in your comment is accurate. Only thing CaseIHFiatNewholland (or whatever their name is now) does better than Deere is go broke and sell out to foreign owned companies.

@@crandonborthnothing about your comment is accurate. The only thing caseihnewhollandfiat (or whatever they call themselves now) does better than Deere is go broke and get bought out by foreign owned companies.

Deere actually had a rotary prototype in the early sixties. I’ve seen the pic of the cutaway view. Looked very similar to IH design.

@@hybridssuck but they couldn't make it work... same as always. Case was the one that actually took it from a piece of paper and made it work.

Farming is a business. Telling someone they shouldn’t try to grow their business is sad.

@robo1210 yeah its a business but when is enough enough. All businesses need growth but how many family farms need to be cut out for the mega farm? Of course a lot of the family farms drive the next generation off the farm for one reason or another but thats another topic. Been in this industry my whole life and wouldn't chose any other lifestyle but ive watched morals go out the window for greed. We're supposed to be caretakers of gods land but some of these guys dont care they just want the acres to cover.

Do you not relize that the young generation does not care about the family farm anymore? Thats why they are dying. I agree businesses grow and they should buy bigger and better equipment. ​@daehlerfarms

@@daehlerfarms it’s never gonna be enough is enough. You might as well forget about that and get aggressive about growing your own operation. Younger generations don’t always want to farm. You complain about the big farms killing off family farms but look around and see how many kids have moved off the farm to have a career doing something else. Look at how many farms had to split up and land sold off because only one kid wanted to farm but the other 2 or 3 didn’t. Instead of renting their sibling that land, they get greedy and auction it off. Family farms are killing themselves in that way more often than big farms are taking their land. In my county alone I’ve watched several different families totaling about 3500ac sell off at auction in the last 6 months. Every farmer I know wants to get bigger including family farms. And there’s nothing wrong with that.

@LariatXLT89 most dont but there are some that do care and would make good farmers but get drove off because of family issues or not given the chance to farm