[Hans Schwarz]

Would like to know the specs for 8820 and 9600s(engine,threshing-cylinder width and diameter,how many walkers,cleaning area and grain tank etc.
Maybe someone can scan brochures/pamphlets?
Thanks in advance

 

[okiefarmer]

according to ironserch, 9600 cleaning area and seperating area is about 3% larger than 8820. Engine difference varies with year model.

 

[gary]

To jaydee : 8820 Titan 2

22 '' cylinder diameter

65.5 '' width

1328 sq. in. concave area

601 sq. in. Transition area

6 straw walkers

9867 sq. in. walker area

7498 sq. in. cleaning area

225 Hp , 466 cu. in turbo & intercooled

83.8 imp. gal fuel tank

222 bushel grain tank

2.2 bu per second unload rate

22071 lb Weight

 

[Tom Turner]

To jaydee : 9600

26 '' cylinder diameter

64.5 '' width

1,508 sq. in. concave area

981 sq. in. Transition area

5 straw walkers

11,625 sq. in. walker area

7,734 sq. in. cleaning area

265 Hp , 6076 L (466 cu in.) turbo & aftercooled

530 L (140) gal fuel tank

240 bushel grain tank

2.2 bu per second unload rate

25895 lb Weight

 

[Hans Schwarz]

Thank you very much,Tom and Gary.I dont know why,but i always thought the 8820 had only 215 hp,and the 9600 had 6 walkers...This forum is just great,especially for guys like me from europe(moved to canada last year),who havent been around those older US combines.But i have to run one of those old machines by myself,some day,espacially the 8820

 

[Tom Turner]

A 8820 strawwalker is 150 in. long and a 9600 is 177 in. long. Can not find how wide the strawwalker is.

Thank You jaydee

 

[davedan]

There are serious issues with fan and cleaning area in the 8820s in heavy crop conditions. Ive ran both and the positives of a 96 over an 88 are undeniable. Cost isnt much different these days either if you know where to look

 

[tractor8100]

Based on the 8820 T2 brochure, the 8820 T2 had 225 hp. The first 8820s had 200 hp.

 

[jdinsk]

anybody know why deere went back to 6 walkers on newer 9660s ?

 

[cutncrop]

The more walkers you have, the more it flips the crop. Imagine 12 skinny walkers and what the crop would do as it is walking up hill as it goes out the back. The whole purpose of the walker is to seperate grain from straw. Hence the fish-back add-on risers. In 1989, Deere guys were with me at El Campo tx and we couldnt get rice to seperate from straw. On a 105 degree day, I got in the tail of our 9600 and cut the original fish-backs in half and brazed them to the center of walker instead of being mounted on side of walker. I added about 10 more than it had from factory. This helped to turn straw over so rice would become dislodged from straw. When you look down at a walker now, those fish-backs that are mounted in center of walker came from yours truly.

 

[fdt860]

Sure for walker Numbers!

For Europa, Massey Ferguson made a 8 walkers combine, for European market, in the Droninnborg plant.