hv_user
Guest
The 9790 will be high capacity, simple and comfortable. It will be less money to buy and keep in the field. And don't let the JD boys give you that resale crap.I am very pleased with my Massey rotery.
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Combines 9790 9860
grimreeper
Guest
how would they compare to my R72.
deereman
Guest
maybe i can help out a little bit why dont you go get some books about these machines at your local tractor dealer take tem home and read them and maybe one of these guys on here can tell you the best machine to buy but if it was me. i would do something when harvest is around the corner. why dont you try before you buy. rent a machine and test both of them to see which machine has the best everything and you can hold your final judgement then would you rather pay thousands of dollars on a machine you dont likeIJ i dont think so, dont be afraid to try this idea, in the long run you will thank yourself later. then you can come here and brag why your machine is the best. you only live once try it and see what happens.
ksdave
Guest
What crops do you run inIJ Rolling ground or mostly flatIJ
grimreeper
Guest
i run in flat land. I harvest wheat oats barley canola and flax.
hv_user
Guest
They should be very close in capasity with a r72.
Foot_n_Mouth
Guest
Curious as to why you don't want another Gleaner R 75.
Foot_n_Mouth
Guest
Curious as to why you would not want to trade for a R75. The Massey is the simpler Combine.
Foot_n_Mouth
Guest
I don't anyone on this sight would support your decision. Curious as to why your not trading for a R75.
grimreeper
Guest
I might go back to them. I have had no trouble with the 72 just looking at what is out there