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It is hard to say.
TS Performance advertises 20% fuel savings.
The guys I sold the units to for the six row pickers said there chips were paid for in 5 tanks of fuel.
The pickers are speed limited by the hydro's and sync with the drums turning in the heads.So they can't really push the speed past a certain point.With a combine you can push it faster so you could possible use the fuel savings by overloading the machine past capacity.
So if you used a little common sense and didn't overload the machine past it's capacity you could gain some useful speed and also save on fuel.
Just my two cents.
Maxie
TS Performance advertises 20% fuel savings.
The guys I sold the units to for the six row pickers said there chips were paid for in 5 tanks of fuel.
The pickers are speed limited by the hydro's and sync with the drums turning in the heads.So they can't really push the speed past a certain point.With a combine you can push it faster so you could possible use the fuel savings by overloading the machine past capacity.
So if you used a little common sense and didn't overload the machine past it's capacity you could gain some useful speed and also save on fuel.
Just my two cents.
Maxie
Hi there.
I will have a chip fora combine or tractor delivered to your door in the US and Canada for $495.00.
I will have to get the pricing on the respeed for you Monday.
If your engine is 5.9 I can ship a transmission recalibration box for $299.00.
Maxie
I will have a chip fora combine or tractor delivered to your door in the US and Canada for $495.00.
I will have to get the pricing on the respeed for you Monday.
If your engine is 5.9 I can ship a transmission recalibration box for $299.00.
Maxie
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