ahhhhhhh pics of the pimped out 7700. man thats a nice combine!!
2008 Harvest Pics
For those who like the old 70s and 80s equipment, we are almost done but finally got time to post a few pics:
http://www.paul-julia.com/Farming2008.shtm
http://www.paul-julia.com/Farming2008.shtm
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That bin extension is insane!
I didn't know you could add a yield monitor to older machines. How much trouble/work/$ does that work out to roughly? My 4420 is stuck with guesswork and estimations!
I didn't know you could add a yield monitor to older machines. How much trouble/work/$ does that work out to roughly? My 4420 is stuck with guesswork and estimations!
Yield monitor can be put on anything-but prob easier on this one because it has an 8820 clean grain elevator on it. It was on it when I got it.
I was told the key to bin extension is the dishing in of the wheels-to keep weight properly centered over the finals. I had to have 1 final rebuilt but it has been running that way for many many years with no problems.
In beans I never put more than about 180bu on there-but on corn we push it up to 300 on the long rows.
Paul
I was told the key to bin extension is the dishing in of the wheels-to keep weight properly centered over the finals. I had to have 1 final rebuilt but it has been running that way for many many years with no problems.
In beans I never put more than about 180bu on there-but on corn we push it up to 300 on the long rows.
Paul
Very nice pics and good-looking equipment.
wow Paul I've never seen a 7700 like that before!
Great pics!
-Dave
Great pics!
-Dave
Man that things 911 pimpin. I'm puttin that header in my Combines Hall Of Fame.
If anyone still has any Successful Farming magazines around from the mid to late 1970's there was an article in one about the Keller's near Blairsburg, Iowa who had made a 400 bushel grain tank on a 7700. They also strengthened the combine frame to carry this extra load.
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