We got the beans finished up for the "22 crop year. Gave the 4420 a workout with the tuff stems but the soybean harvest was successful. Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching!!
I sure was happy when I bought my 6620 with the feeder house reverser. I've spent several hours with a wrench and a pipe backing a slug out of the feeder house on a 4400. The little combine is doing an excellent job cleaning. My only complaint with my 9400 is that I've never been able to get as clean a sample as I did with my old 6620. I've started cutting our beans at a 45-degree angle. It works the best out of anything I've tried.
I sure wish I had a reverse on this machine. I have spent a lot of time through the years digging out plug ups! It took me a couple bins to get it set where it was cleaning good, but did a pretty good job after that. I always planted on 30 inch rows and it's no problem to run with the rows on that spacing. But on 15 inch rows it was hard to see the rows with the beans leaning. Did a lot better at an angle. Thanks for stopping by!!
Man yeah Mr Bill!! Harvest is in the books!!! It seems thsoe beans did give you a fit, but hopefully the profits you reap will be well worth it! I bet those plug ups, were terrible!! Glad you made it through, and they got better as the end neared!! I know you enjoy this part, and we do as well! Thank you sir for bringing us along!! You may have said before, but what kind of combines did you mainly run? The ole JD seemed to do very well!! Thank you again Mr Bill, and look fwd to seeing and hearing your plan for next season! I can totally understand the market issues 😳 Hope all is well and you are getting a little rest finally!! 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸😁😁😁
They were a little tuff to get but had to be done. I'm glad to be finished but wish I had more. I really enjoy running the combine. Plug ups in the throat aren't that bad but the cylinder is a beast. Not enough room to get to where you need to be. I have had 2 K Gleaners and a F2 Gleaner. The F2 was a really good machine. I really like the 4420 but there are certain things I like better about a Gleaner and I have found things I like better about the John Deere. Thanks Mr. Nelson!!
Green stems are a booger bear I don't care how much horsepower you got. Did you figure out how to mount a camera out there on the unloading auger? Produced a great View good job Bill. 🙂☕
They were tuff to get to say the least. But they had to be got before they started popping out on the ground. I have been wanting to put the camera out there so I just climbed out as far as I could and stuck the magnet on. Lol Thanks for stopping by!!
Great video as always. How many Busch do truck hole and John deere combine 4420 look like it runs very good do a/c works I remember you said that it didn't
My Ford truck will hold a little over 500 bushels of beans. It is lacking a little power to fill it all the way up. Grain tank on the combine holds around 90 bushel. I gassed the air up before harvest and it the air worked a little but not very cool. But better than nothing! Thanks for stopping by!!
Congrats on getting your soybean harvest finished up. 👍🏻 Hope once you get thru all of the grain elevator tickets you find the beans had a good yield for you. A lot of the farmers in my area cut their bean fields at an angle. Thanks for the ride along.
Averaged 46 bushel per acre. I thought they would do a little better but I can't complain. Seemed like there was less waist if I went at an angle. Thanks for stopping by Ron!!
