Wow, seeing the combines "marching" down the road is absolutely beautiful!

I love how energetic his waves to other drivers are

Coming from germany, the fields u guys work on are making me speechless over and over again. In my area, fields of like 30 acres are allready big. Haha. Especially when u guys were moving down north the view with all the fields around, crazy :D

Holly crap I would love to see you guys coming down the road that's impressive love your channel

Mike, would love to see drone footage of the big moves. 8 combines, how impressive is that.

600km to the north farm ... that's straight driving up Ireland from one side to the other ..... mad!

Automatic ladder 😂 but you got a soft close door your being greedy now 👏👏👍👍

Thanks Mike, Another outstanding video! Safe harvest!

Love seeing all of you guys in a big convoy

Really amazing sight to see all these machines lining up. 😍

Thanks for the video.

Great video Mike! The lights on these new machines are incredible, compared to what I grew up with. If you get a chance to do another video where you have to use the lights, it would be great to see. Thank you.

Wow 😯 what an amazing sunset 🌅! 😌❤️🖖🏼

Awesome looking line of combines Mike

Good luck on your your move Mike

Another awesome video keep them coming!!

Love the convoy’s nothing beats a lineup of green machines Wish I could be there in person Keep the videos coming love to see what you and your family/workers are doing 😁

You to Mike stay awesome 👍

and thanks for the vid I enjoy them

It's all intresting,Thanks Mike keep up the Great Work

I done the harvest in Australia few years back we towed the headers all the time behind the combine we worked from Queensland to Victoria some days we would travel for two days as we had to be off the roads at certain time

Got to say this Job looks very fun but very challenging as well Good luck with the harvest for +2022+ 😉

Lovely convoy of combines

Props on Canadian roads. Look well maintained

There's not much more impressive then a row of equipment like that

Very impressive combine convoy..

One thing I like about being a tiny farmer... short moves, and the combine fits in one lane of the road! Love watching the big boys like yourself though! Keep up the good work good sir!

A custom crew i worked on that had green pea viners had a hodge-podge of good and bad machines. I was lucky and ended up in the best of the best so my life was good (until it wasn’t when some parts started self destructing and catching on fire) and some of the oldest ones couldnt really break 18mph so they’d usually end up falling back until we hit a corner. Was good though, in a good crop i’d get 5000lbs of nice peas in about 10 mins which means that there is a LOT of peas moved in a 12 hour shift. Plugged the plant once, so we had to wait a couple hours so they could process them all. Lets just say my boss who is not easily impressed was pretty impressed at our crew 😂

Mike please be safe and please keep your family and friends close and safe sask strong we in the maritimes pray for all of you

Great video Mike

I could only imagine how many gallons of fuel it takes to get all that equipment filled up and started!!! Thanks for the videos!!

Mike you need to get yourself a drone. You can use it while combining or seeding from inside the cab to capture some great shots.

Mike what a fleet. As far as transport set ups, yours is by far the easiest. Honestly is no effort with stapping. Just the restaurants and your off! Love your content mate!

yep but it's night here in Australia I can't wait for our harvest in 4 months

great video

Gracias por tu exposición

Really enjoy watching your farms progress this fall !

Mike you sure do hate that John Deere ladder. ☀️☀️

That header looks huge

Compare this to dad's 1959 JD...it's got a lot of extra whistles and bells..his harvested about 800 acres per year and the old 95 lasted 13 years...westcentral Minnesota...just outside of morris...some day I'll have to get a ride

Gotta love Mike nearly running his combine off the road every time because he HAS to wave to people. Have to get good at the lazy lift a few fingers off the wheel wave so that doesn't happen lol.

Lighted points on the divider boards!

nothing like a bombastic convoy to feel like a big man

Magnifique vidéo

Good video mike

In Australia we always use trailers they also carry the air compressor and spare parts and even you sleeping gear if contracting

I had a 30 acre field beside my house whenni was younger and nicer thought that was big, lol

Mike , thnx for the vid . Im bummed out though because i missed the last lenses. Keep up the good work and hi Ashtyn and Chapel

So Nice road and nobody driving except farmers, semitrucks and horsemen🙂 I would love to live there😁

That's pic your dad took is priceless

Can we able to have more radio chat it's funny and nice to hear them

Mike, How come you didn't have the pilot truck pull your header. So you could hook up right away and cut open a landing pad for the rest?

Try filming with a drone during the harvest so that you can film especially the field driving the X9.

Hello mike. Was just watching a video on stripper heads. Looks like something that would come in handy on your combine.

Ilove mike.

Need to stock each combine with a roll of camper t.p. Has a dual purpose to be able to wipe fittings off and other things. Easily biodegradable.

From an Aussie hay contractor totally agree with your transportation theory. Mush easier and cheaper to drive machinery there than truck it up to about 6 hours driving time

You’re livin the dream mike

I love your videos Mike, I'm always learning something :)

Fala mike sou muito Fan do seu trabalho parabéns sou do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷👏

It always nice to here some one say what everybody is thinking. That ladder should be automatic on a machine that is almost a million dollars. Come on Ron get it done!

You can always get one combine to hookup header and cut a big patch.. that way you dont hav to drive in the crop .

Mike, have you ever covered a map of both farms to show the size and distance traveled?

Good to see your neighbors doing ditch hay.

Hi Mike keep up the great videos, who is driving the other equipment Cheers from the uk

Idk if I've told you before but my wife's name is Ashton as well. And she is awesome just like your wife. I guess it's the name lol

8 combines with 50ft heads on 300 to 600 acres is excessive. I would split that up if at all possible, but I don’t know all the details. Love the channel.

Mike first combine is supposed to clear a spot for the convoy in the field com on!

Fantastic video….. nice to see the herd of Deere on the move looking cool All in a line!! Just one Q. At what point would you not cut a crop….. like 1 “bushel” (don’t what that’s worth in Tons/kg) but seems pointless to harvest e.g. time, money etc 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Relaxed fit better than “float”

Mike, you should really get more cameras, placed around combine harvester perhaps. Another great idea would be the drone. And the greatest idea would be a LIVE stream when you work! :D Can you guys imagine it, how cool that would have been? :D

I did wonder why you didn't just drive onto the field, hook up your header, and then harvest an area for the rest of the combines to drive onto.

Morning

Great Presentation Mike for the dummies of the world and that's not me 😂😊🙏🇺🇸

Would like to see a tour of your mobile shop you bring with when you move

That ladder might be manual, but at least it will never break down, lol, if it was all automatic, that would be quite a few actuators, which means more parts that can break down, and we all know they will

On a lesser combine you have a POWER LADDER lol Mike 😆 😂

Another safe move

If that barley did 12 bushels to the acre I'd be shocked

I talked to his neighbour , he use to live inOntario , he told me that the Mitchels are not the largest farmers out there

Wish you guys had a good crop to show off the beast X9 💪 take care safe harvest.

I always found dealing with header trailers much easier than dealing with headers with built in transport.

Soy fana jd y operador s790 ..desde Argentina q hermosa es la x9 me encanta 😍🇦🇷💯💛💚

Happy

City guy here. I couldn't bear driving this slow down the road! Hardest part of farmer's work?

Very nice .. How many acres do you guys work?

Mike how is Ashland and Chapel doing man ? The moved is is much faster during harvest?

"If you go any distance on the roads you've gotta take your 50ft cutterbar off. LMFAO, I am just trying to imagine anyone driving anywhere down the roads in the UK with a 50ft cutterbar on.

They need to make a Mitchell special with a POWER LADDER.

god I want a job on these big crop farm so bad

be careful coming down the steps like that. thats how a friend of mine did it except he slipped broke his leg the bone come thru the leg. he had surgery got infection and wound up losing his leg

Does mike have plans on using the biggest lsw tire for combine rather than tracks system?

You're lucky you don't have many rumble strips going down teh center or the edge of the hwy's.... those are pain on the hub bearings. Find myself driving down middle of the road most of the time.

I just saw that even the X9 doesn’t have a “travel mode”, where the engine slows down. Still at 1900 RPM. 10 year old Claas will go down to 1300-1400 on the road. Or maybe the X9 in Europe does have that feature? Anyways, just a thought.

Does Ashtyn miss the harvest-life? Does she still make you that huge delicious lunchbox?

Would it make more sense that the convoy is lead by the slowest because of the bullwhip effect?

You need a phone mount that sticks to glass :)

What brand of cb's do yall run in your combines?

How long until you harvesting at the north farm?

Hey have you thought about making a Semi header trailer to carry all your large headers when making these trips??