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Today i got some better pics and vids of the 2 combine runnin today. I rode on the 9760 bullet rotor. Both combine were carrying 6 row 36 in corn heads. The only problem was all the corn dust (it was everywhere). Yeilds were good any where between 170-200. We had a max of 206. So all in all it was a good days harvest. Here are the pics.

































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here are the vids



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people still make 36" heads? wierd.....how come you dont have a 30" head?

great pics as well...would have preferred to not have seen the case in there, but both of em get the job done the same
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Excellant pictures.

One thing I have noticed about many trucks in the states, is that they look so drab, Just white. Why not black for a change, just suits bigger rigs (like Western Stars) so much better.
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one more thing i guess...i think you guys need to either slow down for the knife rolls to eat the stalks more, or get some new ones....with that stalk height, its gonna be a pain to chisel the field and not have it clog up....
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Good pictures Mason. Like the outside pictures the best.
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Quote:one more thing i guess...i think you guys need to either slow down for the knife rolls to eat the stalks more, or get some new ones....with that stalk height, its gonna be a pain to chisel the field and not have it clog up....

The feild is going to be burned off anyways. Not to mention we'v never had a problme with disking stalks like this.



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