Good morning. I think most farmers that are concerned with speed are still thinking of auger heads. When you have to grind along at a snail pace there is more loss with the auger throwing grain forward without the constant force of material against it. The draper heads have eliminated the need for forward speed to be effective with the harvest. I agree with you completely that there is too much worry about how fast you can go. I like to, so called, "grind" across the field and spend more time filling the truck because the yield is good than impress the neighbor by how many acres I can cut in a day. The same is with the corn head, big head, slow speed, less breakage on the machine and better grain samples. It keeps your cart man from spending too much time on the phone. A question, how much weight did you have to put on the rear end of your 6088 to carry the 36' head? How close is your harvest? We are 10 days away. Every crop looks great here in the middle of the state, especially if you were planting on Apr. 12th or so. Corn is shoulder high to a short man, boob high to a tall lady. The soys are closing the 15" rows. Be safe.