Jd t670
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Re: JD T670
Not many around here, but the ones who have are also very impressed. Think they will be a huge hit with the cattle/grain guys.
Not many around here, but the ones who have are also very impressed. Think they will be a huge hit with the cattle/grain guys.
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bought one this fall never used it yet. talked to some guys at the crop production show that demo them, said capacity of a 9760, little better at night, but the grain sample was way cleaner with the t670.
bought one this fall never used it yet. talked to some guys at the crop production show that demo them, said capacity of a 9760, little better at night, but the grain sample was way cleaner with the t670.
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We found in heavy damp wheat straw with the crop running about 50 bpa, that we could go about 5 to 5.5mph, without acceptable losses. Worked out to roughly 22 acres an hour on average. THat was with a 936 draper. It was burning 17 gallons an hour of fuel. In canola and flax though it was burning about 11 galllons an hour. The only thing I think the machine needs is a sunnybrook cylinder.
We found in heavy damp wheat straw with the crop running about 50 bpa, that we could go about 5 to 5.5mph, without acceptable losses. Worked out to roughly 22 acres an hour on average. THat was with a 936 draper. It was burning 17 gallons an hour of fuel. In canola and flax though it was burning about 11 galllons an hour. The only thing I think the machine needs is a sunnybrook cylinder.
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Yes, I mean the main cylinder should be a sunny brook. We had a 9610 before with all the sunnybrook stuff in it. The samples were way cleaner in everything. It also got rid of all the white caps in the wheat. Never had a problem with any of the other componets. There was just dust coming out of the chopper also. Dropped barley straw for one guy and he baled it easily.
We combined with a couple of the neighbors who have a 9860 and a 9870. In dry conditions in canola they have a bit of an edge over me. Once it is getting tough I have the edge over them. In wheat though they are pretty close in dry conditions, and once it is tough we are about the same. The only thing holding me back is the main cylinder. It is excatly the same as a 9610 and it will start making a lot of noise once you are pushing it through at night but it just keeps taking it. That is why I wish it had a sunnybrook.
Yes, I mean the main cylinder should be a sunny brook. We had a 9610 before with all the sunnybrook stuff in it. The samples were way cleaner in everything. It also got rid of all the white caps in the wheat. Never had a problem with any of the other componets. There was just dust coming out of the chopper also. Dropped barley straw for one guy and he baled it easily.
We combined with a couple of the neighbors who have a 9860 and a 9870. In dry conditions in canola they have a bit of an edge over me. Once it is getting tough I have the edge over them. In wheat though they are pretty close in dry conditions, and once it is tough we are about the same. The only thing holding me back is the main cylinder. It is excatly the same as a 9610 and it will start making a lot of noise once you are pushing it through at night but it just keeps taking it. That is why I wish it had a sunnybrook.
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Is it much harder to set the t670 over your 9610, i had a 9660 walker not a wts before. Pretty much the same as your 9610 with a newer cab controls i think.
Is it much harder to set the t670 over your 9610, i had a 9660 walker not a wts before. Pretty much the same as your 9610 with a newer cab controls i think.
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It has the touch set controls, so your sieves, concave, fan speed and everything else is done right in the cab. Then for the extra beater and tine cylinder there is just a lever on the outside to put the grates either up or down. oh and there is a belt you flip for the speed of them. The only time that you change the grate position or speed is when you go to canola. One nice thing to is that your concave filler strips go in and out by turning a lever.
It has the touch set controls, so your sieves, concave, fan speed and everything else is done right in the cab. Then for the extra beater and tine cylinder there is just a lever on the outside to put the grates either up or down. oh and there is a belt you flip for the speed of them. The only time that you change the grate position or speed is when you go to canola. One nice thing to is that your concave filler strips go in and out by turning a lever.
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No HUR and I believe 300?
No HUR and I believe 300?
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I believe the dealer in Naracoorte S.A has sold one. Don't know of any others though.
I believe the dealer in Naracoorte S.A has sold one. Don't know of any others though.
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