How To Operate a Combine (John Deere 9510)

We discuss the basics of how to move and start a John Deere 9510 combine harvester.

[onecrazytruckinfarmer]

Just bought a 9600 so this video was pretty helpful. I hope y’all have a great harvest.

[Zerok]

Ran a 9600 for years, nice simplistic machine, did the job well. Run a Lexion 570r nowadays, took a bit to learn the ins and outs of it but it didn't take as long as I thought it would.

[DeltaTristar]

Thanks for this upload. Love those combines

[jackhale]

Been farming with my grandpa and driving tractors by myself since i was 5-6 (farmall H) ran a combine by myself when i was 8 i believe (old IH 1440 which has now been upgraded to an IH 2377). Been lucky that i had this experience and 19 i can drive just about anything. Awesome to show ppl that dont have these opportunities just how easy, fun, yet challenging these things can be

[Rbnqss]

Thanks! At last this kind of video. It was pleasure to watch.

[stevenbeatty]

Thank youuu!!! I asked for this and you came through thanks!! I love your channel:)

[loganmaclean]

Great vid as always, been waiting for this video for ages

[everythingatv-utv-reviews]

Awesome channel.! Don't see a big farming operations like yours here in Ky, at least not in Pulaski County. The biggest hp tractor on this family farm is a Ford 7740. Great work, keep the videos coming!

[craftrunner]

Great Video, I plan to work in a team for the 1017 harvest, I'm from New Zealand thanks

[Athenstrainman]

I love how they refer to there tractors and combine as if they were people. It shows they care and love there equipment.

[gauge]

And now how to operate a S-690 with a 60'ft.bine head...fun, fun, fun!!.Great video!.

[Oldtruckguy]

Ah, fond memories...after two years of running an old 7720 I remember getting a brand new 1990 JD9500. What a difference! I understand the new S series Deere's will blow these old ones away tho.

[Creeperboy]

I remember sitting in a JD combine on display at a museum when I was a really young boy, trying to figure this out

[fitter]

Ryan and Travis, I've never ran a newer JD combine, but I'd say  the header or grain table raise and lower switch is oriented that  way  because the old 45s and 55s went forward to lower the head and back to raise it. That's kinda how the switch is; forward is down and back is up. HTH.      BTW, I've REALLY stayed  stone age with my bean harvesting equipment.  A JD 30 pull type. 1962, I think.  It's fun for a small crop, which is all  I put out.    Be careful during harvest!

[kris]

Nice vid and machine. You guy should have done the corner post display and warning lights. I miss the overhead warning lights, we run a 9870STS and a S680 and they don't have them anymore

[AussieMusicRocks]

Another great video Ryan.

That head raise and lower button really isn't backwards when you think about it. Think of the switch as having full 360 degree rotation, if you push on the lower part of the switch and it kept moving through 360 degrees it would be pointing up. If you push on the top part of the switch and followed through 360 degrees it would be pointing down. Not sure if I explained that well enough.

[Daniele-klfx]

This reminds me of a one though, model 400.There's less buttons, more pedals and few levers.

[remcoscholtmeijer]

thank you ryan I asked for it, now I finally know how to operate a combine :) and Ryan one question: do you also harvest? PS keep going on with making those videos

[SomeGuyFromOttawa]

When did you get this combine, and when ideally would you like to replace it?

[PTbanshee]

Could you please tell me what camera and screen you are using?...I've been trying to find out where to get one for my tractor...when I was enquiring about a reverse/park camera and screen they told me it won't work as the camera's aren't designed to run for long periods of time and would actually overheat and I can't seem to find agricultural cameras especially designed for this purpose. Your seems really nice though...please your help will be much appreciated. Thanks for the awesome videos...really enjoy them.