walker450
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Corn harvest is under way here in central Oklahoma. I am very good friends with a local farm family and have helped them with harvest the last few days. They just got in a new Deere S680 combine and we got it setup Saturday. It is quite a machine with a 473HP 13.5L twin turbo diesel and 40' 16 row corn header.
Corn is above average this year and we expect to average somewhere around 175 bushels per acre. I'm not exactly sure but I'm guessing they have around 1600 acres of corn this year.
First field. We spent as much time adjusting and checking behind the machine as we did actually harvesting! This is the first S series any of us have been around.

S680, 8335R w/J&M 1050 bushel grain cart (on walking duals)


The buildings in the background is where I went to school. Look up "Dale, OK" and you will see it is a tiny town surrounded by farm fields.

Unloading on the go (combine had just emptied when I snapped the pic so not much is coming out):

Setting up the auger on the 444:

Corn is above average this year and we expect to average somewhere around 175 bushels per acre. I'm not exactly sure but I'm guessing they have around 1600 acres of corn this year.
First field. We spent as much time adjusting and checking behind the machine as we did actually harvesting! This is the first S series any of us have been around.

S680, 8335R w/J&M 1050 bushel grain cart (on walking duals)


The buildings in the background is where I went to school. Look up "Dale, OK" and you will see it is a tiny town surrounded by farm fields.

Unloading on the go (combine had just emptied when I snapped the pic so not much is coming out):

Setting up the auger on the 444:
