[cornpicker]

This machine has simply got to be the best machine I have ever owned. We have already put 250hrs on her and she aint missed a lick. Hope the rest of the harvest goes as well. All the changes they have made seem to be good improvements.

 

[bmoody]

We just unloaded our 7010 off the delivery truck this evening....it's 10 pm and I just walked in the house...really nice! The worst thing I can find is a few bubbles in the decal...lol. Wheat is ready and I look forward to getting started. I can only compare with a Gleaner R62. This will be our first Case IH. I think we made a good choice.

 

[farmertony]

everyone enjoy these masterpieces of modern farming. thank the guys who stuck with them and found out how to make them work. waiting for my new one. thinking of all the work that has been done on 105350. It will make someone a heck of a machine

 

[operaider]

105350??? Is that how many have been made?

 

[farmboy]

We have an August 8th delivery on our third 8010 and I'm looking forward to it much more than I was the second one. Our dealer has many more 8010's out now compared to 2004 when we were about the only one crazy enough to run one.

 

[afxguy]

HAJ105350 is the serial number of Tony's machine.

Begining serial numbers:
2003: HAJ105105
2004: HAJ105201
2005: HAJ105701
2006: HAJ106401
2007: HAJ200001
2008: HAJ202001
You can get a rough idea of how many units were made by the jump in serial numbers each year. Less than 100 units were manufactured in 2003, and less than 2000 were manufactured in 2007.

 

[farmertony]

exactly right my old 04 is certified and much much better than new. guess I should keep it and see how long she will perform.

 

[casefarmer]

Im glad someone knew what 04985093 meant...i was lost too..

I didn't know you still had that 04 model tony...How did you get along with it last year?

 

[maizmaker]

is there any major changes that they made on the 08' 8010

 

[farmertony]

xx

 

[dustyk]

This thread is worthless with out pics.

Ok..maybe not worthless..but still. Glad to hear your 8010 is going strong. I cant wait to get in one this fall.

 

[highcotton]

Here is a picture of our new 8010 with a Shelbourne stripper head in wheat. We are in 100 bushel wheat running 7 mph.

 

[dustyk]

SWEET. this thread just improved by 100%.

. Great looking combine. Its to bad shelbourn doesnt make a 30 ft head

 

[highcotton]

Shelbourne does make a 32' and a 28' head.

 

[placeholder]

They really need to make a 35' head to compete with the 40' headers out now

 

[Don Boles]

I suppose but in this crop there's no way this combine would have that good a productivity with any other header. Only 82% power, I agree that 7 is pretty fast but the technology to go 35', I don't know.
Wonder what % of the power runs the header. I'd swag 1/3rd.

Don

 

[casefarmer]

What are the three things in the bottom right corner...the funnel looking things?

 

[farmertony]

grain loss

 

[9996]

Highcotton, that looks like a cottonpicker snout on the right hand side of that machine. Am I right.

 

[dustyk]

Sorry. I dont know anything about them.. But yes. Alex is right..we need some 40s now. or at least a 36.

Anywho...thanks for the pics again..