Depends. Go read Pete's post two clicks down in the JD vs 570r thread, same principal applies. If your conditions are suitable for a rotor, then the bi-rotor is probably overkill. If you want a machine that will perform best in heavy crops, weeds, tough conditions, then you should look at something besides a single rotor. Comparing a rotor with a bi-rotor is like comparing apples and oranges. The only thing they have in common is they are both combines (or fruits in the apple and oranage's case).
9750 sts vs cat 470r
which one will out perform the other??
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