Thanks for the window washing BJ.

Dad sounded like he was speaking in tongues over the mic. I finally figured it out. He sounds like one of those submarine captains. “I think we’re dog free. Balsa gonna reside yer over year gonna rain putem up good yield doe buchwell over under ! “ He’s talking under water. God bless him he’s in the thick of harvest. Pushing BJ to adult pampers. Rock on crew. Only thing better would be George doing a ride along while eating popcorn. 😂👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks for cleaning the windows bj! Nice view!!! Nice job, keep up the good work

אהבתי אתה העבודה שלך.אתם צוות משפחה לעניין💖💖💖💖🌷🌷🌷👍👍👍🙏🙏🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱💪💪💪💪💪

"This barn's too big" said no farmer ever. Go big, you know you need to.

The guys over at North Star are great.

We put a air blast on top of the cage in corn and went from 1 bu. rotor loss to zero rotor loss. I hope Gleaner will do something on those lines on there NEW Gleaner.

I like how y’all do it I love John deer tractor 🚜

BJ cracked me up with the Depends philosophy! Another good one Brown Farm!👍🇺🇸👏

Thanks for taking us along. And BJ would ya keep up!!🤣🤣

I used to run on 33 it's cool to see it

Finger food a must in the field. Especially grain cart driver. And you need to run both combines together in order to attempt to keep up

I think i am beginning a huge Gleaner fan!!!!! love your honest talk/opion on stuff. You can not get that from Deere guy's

Great awesome video brian

Adult diapers not something I thought would be mentioned but I choked on my coffee I was laughing so hard you guys are awesome good luck and stay safe

Nice work good video brother

BJ was on fire in this video!

Thanks for the video, I'm from Akron

Brian I cant thank you enough for all the content. I know it cant be easy doing all the work and recording it and editing it

What is the bushel loss on the cab ? Have a great day.

Removed every other wire grate in the concave and solved my problem. I have little to no rotor loss.

Thanks

I did notice the clean windows. Actually it inspired me to clean the inside of windows on my vehicles. On theses frosty mornings it is annoying, so yes BJ, you are an inspiration 😁

Great Brown Farms Video, thanks for sharing

Thank you for helping feed us!

I know the Deere corn heads have the possibility of three ranges where you swap gears around at the end of the head where the main drive shaft drives the drive shaft going to your row gearboxes. I can't remember for sure but when we had a Cappella head, I think you could do the same thing with it.

Thanks Brian! 👍👍

Yep, BJ... definitely noticed the clean windows. :) Great video, Brian! You were definitely washing the cab in corn... :D :D

Good comparison. Thanks

lexion for corn and beans i leave the cylinder in low, the only time high speed is small grains, so the only thing i do going to corn from beans is slow cylinder, open concave and awning plates, pull chopper knives , and open botton sieve all the way. 5 minutes tops. if i had a lot of corn acres i would take bottom sieve out. no need for it in corn, you can use the chaffer to clean up debris.

i think the "cap corn loss" is higher than the header loss ;) :D

Thanks Brown Family! Nice job on the windows BJ!

My 3 yr old loves to quote you by saying, "mornin'" and "power ladder." We are Ohio natives (now living in The Mitten) and enjoy watching your videos as a family. Happy Harvest!

Great content guys,good to see BJ doing his thing👍👍

Keep you a brand new jug of windshield washer fluid in your tractor BJ

You must love the Power Ladder. Nothing works better than a Power Ladder

Thank You BJ!!!!! Looking good....

Another great video. Keep them coming.

Brian, thanks for your content!

Love the video keep up the awesome work 5 ⭐'s hardly wait for the next one God bless y'all from South Carolina viewer

BJ, great job on the windows, made a big difference

Great video as always. Cab heat🙌

Really enjoying the commentary from BJ.

We have found more head loss than rotor loss with our gleaners and gerinhof heads . We ran a case 9240 as well in corn as a side by side trial and it has more loss but the majority is head loss . We ran most of our corn at high moisture and the losses were slim to none . We are almost finished with corn now we need to finish beans . We are sitting at 1500 acres of beans and 500 acres of corn left. We then will do some custom work for a few farms . I'm ready to be done with harvest this fall has been wet and rainy so it's dragging on. We finished drilling wheat Friday now we are seeding rye and red clover for cover crop. We plan on planting rye and red clover on every acre that we can we seed a yield increase and less weed pressure by using cover crops. Great video keep up the good work !

Those honkers are probably after that high protein corn 🌽 coming out of that big green bird feeder 😁 Flintstone

BJ stole the show on this one. Thanks for sharing

I saw Nathan over on Border View Farms do one of those fast power downs last year and I couldn't believe that didn't hurt anything. That seems crazy!

You all are awesome 👌. Love watching ya!!😁😊

Go ahead and do the bigger one. You know you need it. Just think how beneficial that hoop barn has been this year. Then, who knows when they are going to build your shop. I hope you can build another soon.

Good vid!

Awesome video have a great weekend

Very interesting 🧐🧐🧐good one Brown family 👌🏻keep em comin plz👍

You want some honkers Brian? Come to my work, their all ove the parking lot the last few days!

Hi Brian another great video thanks

Thanks for another great video Brian! Love the comparison of the Gleaner and the Lexion. Hopefully Capella can help you with the head.

Thank you Brian and family for your videos. I appreciate the hard work that goes into making them, so I can live vicariously through them (ex-farmer).

Spends hours trying to minimize loss then continues to overflow the hopper.

Perfect!

The BJ commentary is great

This farming stuff is more complicated than I could have imagined.

Sharing always when I can Brian.

Brian, this was the best video you have made. I enjoyed it a lot. I hope to see the Gleaner more. I grew up with John Deere; I am becoming a vast Gleaner fan. Have a safe harvest. I am looking forward to seeing your next video.

Good ol lexion and their cheap menards ladder setups

I really enjoy the content. Hopefully the rain healed out for y’all and your getting everything finished up. I’m not sure how far out video’s are so hopefully your getting close to the end and hopefully we will get some hunting content together and y’all stroke out acouple big ones this year.

Brian that was a awesome vedio..three thumbs up..

BJ was on fire this video

My 4-year-old son and I are excited every time one of your videos pops up! It’s good to see a fellow Ohioan!

Your shout out is awesome. I buy alot of stuff from North Star Implement, great guys to work with.

Good video Brian!!!

Nice comparison on the two combines👍 Inquiring minds want to know which combine has a bigger cab corn holder?🤣🤣🤣. Thanks for sharing

Ohhh man BJ is just hilarious 🤣

Clean windows ! You are taking farming to new heights !!!!!!

Claas is on another level

Happy Birthday Gorge

Nice

Looks like you need to get a big top grain bin extension for the Gleaner

If you talk to your salesman or service department they can tell you how set the paddles on the spreader you get it to spread properly we had to change ours every time we buy a new combine

Going down the POWER LADDER. Yes i need more of that, its your thunder! The hedder problem maby solved by just going faster on the glean machine? Or the angle on it might be different to the claas, by the tire size or pressure in them.

Those damn geese left canada a long time ago lol. Nothing for them to eat out west. I guess theyre bulking up on corn 🌽 now

The Lexion will out do the gleaner in wheat if you had a small grain concave and aps grates along with tm6 sieves. The 740 with the c13 cat is a beast. Not sure if yours is the c9 or c13 version. I have a 580r which has the c13. A JD s690 can't hang with the 580r in 60 bu durum or 40 bu green stem canola.

not sure if you noticed but there was some loss .......the cab corn rain amazing stuff :) I used when working on a farm as a teenager new Holland 8050 we had the only option to add and remove sieves to reduce the loss....didnt liek as I had to climb in and do :) lovin the vids be safe from the UK

Bj you did good on them windows

BJ is hilarious

I knew the Gleaner was temporary they just didn't know it yet. All combines get pricy to keep up after a couple years. Not fair comparing upkeep on Claas with several hundred hours on it. The Gleaner will be the same. Hope the Fendt works out the 5 year warranty will be a good insurance policy. Be ready to trade when warranty is up.

POWER Ladder...another awesome video...better watch that cab corn next time or the comment police will be after you some more lol

Hybrids...Looks like the colors of the rainbow!!!

“Apparently we combined Bambi”. A sentence you don’t hear often.

Mornin

Kevin Selhorse....North Star Hardware good dealer they've worked on our gleaner a time or two. Thanks for video really enjoy your channel

Raising Cane's! SO GOOD!!!! Why is there so much cob going into the corn and not out the back of the Gleaner?

I ran a combine for the first time this year

Sending you some Canadian Honkers. Cab Corn, Two Hopper Brian is what I'm thinking.

Nice One! Im wondering if Brian looses more bushels off the top of his cab than his corn head... 👍

Did you check the heavy separator grate on the very bottom of the cage? We have ran gleaners for decades and every one of them would plug up with cobs and you’d start to see rotor loss. Also always have the concave plugging like you saw, no way to get rid of it that we found.

fun 😊

How much lose when combine is full and corn comes over the cab. Great video, you have alot to worry about

I agree with you on using the gleaner it’s under warranty and if your paying for it why not use it right lol thanks buddy for sharing praying for everyone a safe harvest god bless Ps Bj you just gotta learn where the combine driver likes the cart by watching the auger position 🤣 jk

Bj stressing about 2 combines when I first started running grain cart I had a 4955 powershift with a 600 bu gc for 3 9600s and one 9500.... talk about running my ass off.. they hardly ever had to wait for me..most hours I ever worked also 118

Canadian Cobra’s is what we call them birds in the Prairies. Hope you sort out the Gleaner . It’s always been a good machine long term. 👍🏻

The video was great you need o r if thick 2000 bushel carts ha ha