Great photos there Doorknob. A Premier opening up a
magnificent fescue crop fits like a pea in a pod.
Anyone that has windrowed grass all night in different windrowers sure appreciates these red ones.A friend in sth Willamette valley told me befor I bought my first 2930 "...they just keep cuttin".
Re your crimson- Last year thrashed some Arrowleaf clover for the first time on a dead calm day. Had the same window- can't see problem along with cleaning out all air filters every two hours.
For the following week it blew a gail . Should have waited a day.
We run NH tr's and also have the engine dustup. Sure good to have the noise back there as well unlike the masseys and jd's8820.
G'day ryegrass. I could'nt have said it better myself. Those premier/mac don's are nice machines.
I forgot about the arrowleaf clover. A few acres grown locally, and you're right, gotta keep an eye on the filters and radiator a lot.
I just went on a short TR tour in central oregon this year. What an awesome seed machine. I was amazed how well they are sealed up and how many details were taken into consideration. We're still shopping for a second machine. I've looked at a few TRs but cant seem to find just that right one for the money on a second machine. So I ventured into the gleaner market as well. Wow, now there's a machine i'd like to seal up a bit and make into a seed combine. Prices are closer to what I need them to be for a cream puff machine. Dunno, if a TR comes around, that'd be my choice, but.....
Is the weather co-operating for you this time of year? How cold does it get there now?