JD 9650 STS heading white clover seed
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Quote:Bushel, I think it may have RWA & might have even done some rice on mainland Australia previously
what do mean with RWA?
interesting I did nor know that there is also
rice in Australia, do they have special combines
for that (no front tires-> catapliar drive lines) ?
what do mean with RWA?
interesting I did nor know that there is also
rice in Australia, do they have special combines
for that (no front tires-> catapliar drive lines) ?
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RWA = Rear Wheel Assist (like FWA, Front Wheel Assist on tractors).
Yes rice is grown in areas of New South Wales mostly. As for the combines, there probably are some with tracks but also ones like this (with the RWA), as I guess these machines can be used in a wide range of crops too.
Yes rice is grown in areas of New South Wales mostly. As for the combines, there probably are some with tracks but also ones like this (with the RWA), as I guess these machines can be used in a wide range of crops too.
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oh now i got it
and also got that you had written that the combine might have
had harvested rice before
(sometimes its takes a second read since English is
not my mother tongue)
as far as i know the rice combines are a bit special
or at least have something more than a normal JD.
i remember something reading it in a owner manual of
a 9860 sts
so do they combine some on the mainland of Australia and
the ship them to Tasmania every year?
and also got that you had written that the combine might have
had harvested rice before
(sometimes its takes a second read since English is
not my mother tongue)
as far as i know the rice combines are a bit special
or at least have something more than a normal JD.
i remember something reading it in a owner manual of
a 9860 sts
so do they combine some on the mainland of Australia and
the ship them to Tasmania every year?
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John Deere 9650 STS with 930 F 30 ft front heading white clover seed, iin Northern Tasmania, Feb 2007.
Why are the tires turned backwards(tread pattern turned opposite of recommended direction)?
Just curious.
John Deere 9650 STS with 930 F 30 ft front heading white clover seed, iin Northern Tasmania, Feb 2007.
Why are the tires turned backwards(tread pattern turned opposite of recommended direction)?
Just curious.
Quote:in think there was a reason for that
but cant remember what it was
as far as i know
its just usually done on non driven wheels
The tires are supposed to last longer if the machine does a lot of time on the black top. Thats what I was always told anyway. Can't say i'm convinced but a lot of people do it over here in the UK and Ireland.
but cant remember what it was
as far as i know
its just usually done on non driven wheels
The tires are supposed to last longer if the machine does a lot of time on the black top. Thats what I was always told anyway. Can't say i'm convinced but a lot of people do it over here in the UK and Ireland.
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