@stonecoldcavin: I think we are sticking with John Deere but shoutout to these guys #combine #harvest #gleaner #johndeere

Aiden :

Everybody hates on gleaner until they run one🤷

lev_andernacht01 :

the N series is what gave them a bad name, first shot at a rotor machine and guys weren't great at setting them. after that, they are a really good machine!

Parker Welton :

Gleaner all my life. If they were painted green the Deere boys would all say they were the best things ever built and I’ll die on that hill

user3747185198148 :

Gleaner guy here. We're pros at not giving a fuck what other people think.

dal154🇨🇦 :

Gleaners are for the farmers that don’t want payments, they were half price and still got the job done

Reese :

Thoughts from Cavin in the elevator line

Oliver185066 :

Cleanest grain back in the day

TreyLaw856 :

dusty.osterkamp12 :

There great wouldn’t trade mine for the world 2019 s97 gleaner cut 83 thousand acres with her

Dave Toews :

actually using a seat belt in a truck is crazy

user1236315778431 :

Gleaner is way more easier to work on a lot less moving parts

user76071603334301 :

I’m a gleaner guy. They are very simple. I think people think its fun to make jokes about them, i think of it like the band Nickelback its cool to hate them. People don’t know why they hate them but they just do.

Dalton Engel :

the problem is everyone gets sucked into the John Deere colt and they think that anything not John Deere is junk. Just replace Gleaner with John Deere and paint it green and yellow and it would become the greatest combine ever made.

redmanorth :

Don't knock it until you try it. One of the best small grains combines out there.

The Raptor man :

We run two gleaners an r62 and a r72 great machines

flatlander259 :

I know a custom harvester that switched from green to silver during Covid. He said he will never go back to green 🤷‍♂

Ⓡⓔⓔⓢⓔⓢ Ⓟⓘⓔⓒⓔⓢ :

Any brand has good and bad parts of any series run throughout their history.

Big time poker ♦️ card player :

F2 gleaners were the best

user4320252642039 :

Grew up running a E2 and a C2 they would run a green or red combine in the ground in late 70's

Garrett :

Always thought they were cool looking but that’s about it lol

Farmerwc :

Caught all the hell in college😂 honestly can’t think of a time where we were broke down for more then a day I’m sure same can be said for other machines. Replacing belts most of the repairs. Helps having a good dealer 1000% also what doesn’t help there case

kennyh235 :

A fast note to you, thank you. My Grandpa ran gleaners, my dad ran gleaners. Dad's had a John Deere, what went back to a gleaner. They're easier to work on my dad claimed that they cleaned wheat better than any other machine. We still have 5 of them, but only use one. They're all workable. And the most of all is they're all paid for and that's a plus there's still quite a few around people use we have never had problems with parts because you can interchange a lot of stuff or yes, you manufacture it to make it work. If it was green, no one would say a word, sorry.

Canadian_redneck :

gleaner= fix it yourself. JD = sitting in a field broken down while you wait for a dude with a computer to come get ya going again. I'll stick with wrenching :)

Elijah Field :

Old school!

Cody Zellmer :

‘79 thru ‘81 model N6s ruined their reputation. Some of it was the operator, some was mechanical. The little outdated 6 cylinder running V8 rpms (2700) didn’t help for longevity and nobody knew how to set them because there was nothing like them. They improved a lot after ‘81, but the damage was already done. That and their dealership network sucks to this day