Did you ever wish someone had told you what they learned that would have saved you the time and/or expense of learning it the hard way? I've always told the dealer that the new owner could call me about something I've traded in. I always like getting the perspective of someone who has a machine "dialed in" and like to pass on those types of things as well.
Well, here's my question -- as a first time CaseIH combine owner (7120), what would you like to have known earlier to make the machine perform well or to catch the quirk before it becomes a problem? What setup decision or check point would you say "really needs to be done"? You know what I mean -- the things that make the 2nd year much more fun than the first year machine.
I also made this post on AgTalk. The first response I got said to post it here, so here 'tis. (This must be where the techs come!?!)
Seriously, thanks to all the trained techs and school of hard knock's techs who post here. Always lots of good stuff.
Thanks,
Well, here's my question -- as a first time CaseIH combine owner (7120), what would you like to have known earlier to make the machine perform well or to catch the quirk before it becomes a problem? What setup decision or check point would you say "really needs to be done"? You know what I mean -- the things that make the 2nd year much more fun than the first year machine.
I also made this post on AgTalk. The first response I got said to post it here, so here 'tis. (This must be where the techs come!?!)

Seriously, thanks to all the trained techs and school of hard knock's techs who post here. Always lots of good stuff.
Thanks,