TOP 10 Insanely Dangerous & Gigantic Heavy Machines Operating at Extreme Level #2

In this episode, we're going on a journey to explore the world of giant combine harvesters. These machines are the unsung heroes of the agriculture industry, helping farmers bring in the harvest and feed the world. Their massive threshing drums pound and shake the stalks, separating the grain from the chaff. Meanwhile, their state-of-the-art sensors scan for any imperfections, ensuring that only the best crops make it into the hopper. But size isn't the only thing that sets these harvesters apart. They're also equipped with the latest technology, from advanced GPS systems to self-driving capabilities. This allows them to work day and night, rain or shine, without stopping. So buckle up and join us as we take a closer look at some of the most impressive giant harvesters in action. From the countryside to the city, these machines are changing the way we grow and harvest our food, and we're here to see it all. 5. Case IH Axial Flow 9250. Case IH expanded its combine lineup with new 50-series Axial Flow combines, including new Axial Flow 250-series combines. Equipped with the optional AFS Harvest Command TM combine automation system, with the new 250-series Axial Flow combines, you can choose from three levels of automation technology so you can pick the right level to fit your operation. 250-series combines have a redesigned feeder house for improved durability and reliability in demanding crop conditions. FPT's 16-liter, 16-cylinder engine delivers 625 horsepower. The collapsible grain hopper has a capacity of approximately 3,830 gallons, and it is capable of harvesting up to 350 acres an hour, being also one of the largest case combines in the world. The Case IH Axial Flow 9250 combine harvester has a total weight of approximately 44,000 pounds and is approximately 23 feet in length. These measurements may vary slightly based on the specific configuration of the combine. Four, the Fendt Ideal 10T, a powerful combine harvester that is distinguished primarily by a unique threshing system, which is able to crop under all weather conditions. All Ideal combines feature the automated Ideal Harvest system, which uses a special grain quality camera and numerous sensors that provide real-time crop flow visualization and direct the system to change settings and compensate for conditions to achieve the operator's preset harvest strategy. The rotors in the dual helix processor are each 24 inches in diameter and nearly 16 feet long. In addition, operators will spend less time unloading and more time harvesting with the fastest unloading rate in the industry, 6.0 bushels per second, with the Ideal Streamer 6.0 auger as standard equipment. The agriculture machine is powered by manned 16.21 engine, capable to deliver a maximum output of 790 horsepower. This giant has a total separation area of 48 square feet and its grain tank size is 485 bushels. Three, in 2020, the Class Lexion 8900 was recognized as the biggest combine harvester in the world. Its APS SynFlow hybrid threshing system can thresh out a higher percentage of grain. It also has a grain tank that can hold up to 4,755 gallons and can be emptied in 100 seconds. The Class Lexion 8900 has a grain hopper of 47,550 gallons. This machine has 790 horsepower from a six-cylinder 16-liter manned engine. The largest model always runs on TerraTrac tracks on European roads with an empty weight of more than 44,000 pounds. This combine harvester has the longest transfer pipe on the market with a length of over 36 feet. Two, as the largest combine ever built by John Deere, X9 Combine Harvester has exceeded all previous performance limits. We're talking about a performance of 200,000 pounds per hour. That's a 3,600-pound trailer every nine minutes. John Deere dethroned Class Lexicon as the largest combine harvester with this machine. X9's grain hopper has a capacity of 4,279 gallons. The transfer pipe can pour 49 gallons per second into the trailer. The X9 has two rotors. The six-cylinder DPS engine delivers a maximum power of 700 horsepower. Equipped with tracks, the 6,400-pound X9 has a travel width of under 11.84 feet. One, the Tribine T1000 is a one-of-a-kind 23-ton orange monolith strong enough to carry its own body weight in grain and with the stamina to run for 24 hours straight. This giant machine is the largest combine harvester in the world. Instead of the standard design the engineers used over many years, the machine's design is notable for its articulated steer frame. Its rear section is home to a massive grain tank. Another appealing aspect is that the car has two Cummins engines, one in the front and another in the rear, which provides 650 horsepower. The massive grain hopper has a capacity of 9,298 gallons and the unloading speed is almost 79 gallons per second. No other harvester on the market can match this speed. The Tribine T1000, which weighs 50,000 pounds, will not be seen on European fields because its transport width is 14.56 feet, which is too wide for most EU roads. Thanks for tuning in to our top five biggest combine harvesters video. From their impressive size to their advanced features, there's no denying the impact these harvesters have on the farming industry. Make sure to hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for fascinating content on the giant machines. And remember, the farmers feed us all!