too true

Thank you now I finally understand

My laverda 3970 have 200hp and it can pick 1300t of corn in 10h

You are Analfabet!!!!!! 63300x25,4=1607,820 kg corn! Stupid!

ILITERATE

63770 bushel in 12 h**** not 63300 bu

I live on a farm we use a claas lexion 760 tera track

JD X9 1100 joins the chat

@@pdh__ Better take notes while you watch

Claas, JD and AGCO all have higher capacity combines compared to NH

@@yumyunrangLOAL only in farm simulator

To bad the x9 1100 has the largest cleaning shoe in the industry now

Well why hasn’t John Deere done this or case?

8900tt?

3:40 Yield: 17.42 t/ha = 277.73 bu/acre

@@FabianWierczoch thank you!

@Oliver Mayo Corn is much higher yielding than wheat. You need to remember that.

Why not a Claas mercator?

Engine Cat 770 Mercedes engine

Probably

@@lrocz8942 What is a mercator sorry @ 88 out of farm machinery Gordon Exmouth UK

It’s the combine this farm already owned

It's a world record run, not a field demo. It's intended to demonstrate theoretical maximum throughput if you're able to keep the machine running as much as possible for 12 hours straight, not to be an accurate representation of real world conditions. World record runs for anything are always prepped for maximum efficiency.

Actually all North American CLAAS are made in Omaha Nebraska.

@@Trevorl-fo7vr Still have to wait for parts from Germany my neighbor said

That’s true. Most AGCO dealers are stocked enough to not make it too big of an issue.

@@Trevorl-fo7vr Hmmm Made in Nebraska, but waiting for spare parts from Germany 🤔🤔🤔 Strange People in America isnt it? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Bernd Reiner you’re strange

That’s the point of trying to break a record, it doesn’t have to be practical the team is simply looking at how to keep the corn head constantly going efficiently , if you think what they did is unfair then that’s like saying the hotdog eating record is not justified because they are cold and not right off the grill or out of a boiling pot of water , or watermelon eating champion had them pre cut to consume the fruit the fastest possible he or she should have picked it off the ground cut it open and then jammed it down his or her suck hole .

They are demonstrating throughput John Deere and case could do the same thing but they cannot hit those numbers.

Claas changed to a yellow design for their combines a few years back, but the tractors are still green. New Holland does a similar thing using blue for tractors but yellow for combines. I'm not a big fan of this new trend. Pick a color and stick with it. lol

When Claas brought their combines to the U.S. they used Caterpillar engines and were sold under a Caterpillar-Claas partnership, hence the gold and black livery. In 2020, since Caterpillar does not work with the Lexions anymore, Claas made their American models match the European models with the white red and green.

@@IWasAllLikeG93 not a new trend... it was because the combines had Caterpillar engines

I’d like to see all the different brands (case, jd, new holland, etc) run the same test.

@@ViciouslyFish Yup i also liked to see that.... but i think the Leader in this kind of stuff is without a doubt CLAAS.. 🤗🤔🤔🤔

I agree class would win but I wanna see the difference in fuel, bushels harvested, speed, sample quality, etc.

Simpele_Games they may go the same speed but what about bushels lost

they cannot even compare trust me. even the biggest deere cannot come close. we have a 760tt and have had them in the field together. the deere 9770 is just half capacity in acres covered and bu. combined

56 lbs per bushel

Very debatable. A couple friends bought them and a bunched demo them but most around me have gotten away from them. One had a major problem with corn loss put the back

We don’t have that issue , we had a issue when we first got ours but it was solved .

I suppose you never heard of newholland the way your talking newholland has the world record in beans

i cind of doubt your able to load to much corn weight on a semi, its not led. hehe unless of course you use a bad semi thats not buildt for heavy cargo. most times its the road-ore bridge class that sets the limit for what load our able to have on a given axle

They break dowm just like any of them but we run a deere and the 760tt no comparison on capacity and reliability deere is broke down more sitting waiting t get repaired

We had a tech rep and mechanic on the deere all-the first season it was so bad the dealer gave us the trade in half way-into the season. So we could get some acres cut. Deere never could figure it out finally traded it back for another new combine next season

1 bushel=67.25kg

1 bushel of corn = 25 kilo

Because people keep having children they cannot feed.

DEMOCRATS 🤬 why else

The people who handle Claas in America is called Claas of America, hence the name

Bo tu chodzi o rekord sprzętu a nie kierowcy, a tak poza tym to spróbuj przez 12 godzin kosić to samo pole bez autopilota.

Mike Zahnow we normally harvest at 16-17% moisture, which is what that corn is at

Still got to have a small trucking company to keep it hauled off

They're known as "the silver seeder" for a reason.

they didn't mention it here but to make it official for guiness records they can't lose more then 1bu/acre.. claas has way more cleaning capacity then most other competitors for the same class of machine

Claas just doesn’t throw over. That and their fuel economy makes them amazing

yes sir...….so enough was enough @Oliver Mayo

derek stout Why? Is not the Claas service good in north america?

@@leonardoalbanese2300 I can't honestly say. I don't have one, or ever drove one. What I said was purely bases on speculation on what I have heard from others that do own them. Yes they are a very good machine, especially in corn, but a complicated design and lots of downtime is a big downfall to these machines. There are a few near me, and it seems like they there is always something wrong with them. That is why I said that.

Of course, but is strange. In my area Lexions are very popular, i see that are a reliability machines, like Nh and Agco. However it's need easy daily maintenance compared to other machines, and also the time spent to prepare it from wheat to corn, and reverse, i extremely fast. In my opinion is the best in corn , high moisture corn and soybean.

So what is it, you've actually seen them sat at the side of the road broken down or have heard they have been sat at the side of the road. How do you know the driver wast on a break or the combine was parked up due to not being able to work due to conditions. My advise is that if you don't have hard facts don't make speculations. My own observations is that farmers have differing opinions of equipment depending on the season. When things aren't going well in the middle of harvest the combine is the biggest piece of junk going, when harvest is finished and all is well again the combine and dealer are back being the biggest asset, so I rarely pay any attention especially to second hand info.

@@that73farmer having workd many years as a traveling mecanic, i say there are 2 types of farmers: 1 those that after the harvest is done wash the combine, and do maintaince themself ore call in a mecanic to service the maskine,, changing oils- clean filters-replase worn out belts and grease chains, and so on before parking the maskine until next harvest.... 2 those that just park the combine and hope the best,, and when next harvest starts and stuff start to brake, is swearing at the mecanic that cant deliver new parts yesterday. hehe.

has it? nope, I didn't think so, prove it and ill believe you

lol.. in fuel consumption probably.. literally nothing else

Right on man 💪

Cal Colson Deere’s are pathetic in comparison