Ya I believe that, we run CX 8080 with CR 970 they are fairly evenly matched in canola. We are always saying a few extra ponies in the CX would be nice.Our cx8090 will do the same as a cr9070. Maybe a touch more at the end of the day but very similar for capacity. Shop foreman says that every cx he has in for inspection requires less $$ to fix than a cr with about same hours on them.
A bit off topic, but if you're doing a lot of wheat in tough straw conditions, Case offers small-tube rotors which handle tough straw quite nicely. From what I've been told they are used quite a lot in northern Alberta. We are in southern Alberta, and we've had several combines with small tube rotors and they work pretty well for us in tough straw and green weeds without much grumbling or banging. Especially nice in lumpy canola. They are a bit more touchy to set right but we feel they work fine.I have did a search on here and found some good info. Closest cx dealer is 100 miles away but seems very good. Every combine here has went to rotors a few older deeres left but not many. Been in new jd and case around dark when it gets tough sound like your going to break something. Just not impressed with them for the money.
Soybeans, yes. No issues at all there, only problem was that we tried using a ridged header instead of a flex header. So we swathed ahead of the combine and were going 6.0+ MPH, and that was with the 8070. Havent got to beans with the new 8080 yet.For the cx owners, does anyone put corn and soybeans through them?