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I have something that will beat that. I'll go take a picture.enough of the combine chat check this outView attachment 110951
I have something that will beat that. I'll go take a picture.enough of the combine chat check this outView attachment 110951
No doubt about it, they should have it running right. And when they brought it back to the field, it was going good, but then it started to stumble and went downhill from there.I think if the Case dealer was serious about selling a combine he would be making sure the unit was running at optimum performance especially when running a demo head to head with the competition. It's hard not to like the Deere though. There is a reason they are the class of the field.
That's for sure. The case salesman brought us beer out to the field the last time he was out. I asked if he was trying to get us drunk so we would buy his combine. He didnt like that very much...Well the salesman will figure it out when that Deere is working on your farm next fall and his is still in the shop...........................................................................................right?
So I just got to run the new Cat 770, what a beast!!!!
Bertsch Custom Farms LTD is officially done harvest! Had the ceremony and everything already!
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Thats hilarious!! We've done the same thing at our farm for probably 25 plus years now. Back to the combine wars. What combine chewed up the caps the best? The Deere or the Case? HaHa!!
Ha just used our own combines to finish the harvest. Put them through the 9760.
Noticed that the case revs out at 2100 rpm, and the low engine alarm comes on at 2000 rpm. The 9870 revs out at 2300, and the alarm also comes on at 2000. That's 200 more rpms to play with.......
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