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Would the 670 be a good choice for a 42ft Shelbourne in 30 to 50bu wheat?
And for a 16R30 in 60 to 120bu milo?
And for a 16R30 in 60 to 120bu milo?
Feeder drive can be a bottleneck, which drive do you have?
The fondness for the tracks is because they do what they claim they do and more. Less compaction, smooth ride, durable, narrow, etc. On top of that, because a Lexion has so many moving parts on the sides of the machine, the low profile of the track provides easy access compared to tires or any other track design.
go with more/better heads... With your location I would have to assume that your bottom line would be better with a stripper header. Down the road you can then be really patient and keep an eye out for the exact combine that you want. Another random thought that may swing the argument the other way is if you plan on diversifying your rotation to where you need a draper anyways...