Combines Curious About Deere Combines

[greenstrat]

so what was the jokeIJ I guess I was unclear in saying that those were improvements to a design which was incomplete (not inferior) to begin with, or they wouldn't work better and get a market share. I still think it is great that there are both walker and rotor machines which are available. For a couple of years ending last december I looked long and hard for a machine to replace my good old 6620SH. I need the leveler enough that I felt it was a requirement. I talked to real nice guy who lived a ways north of me about rotaries and he was gracious enough to let me run his cherry 1660. I really liked it, and then checked out what it would take to get a 21_2366 with a leveler. It would have been about $35G more than a decent 9500SH, which is what I ended up with. I really like both, both will handle a 25' table and go sailing. I saved a ton of money, and am completely happy. Just so you know, I do not bash case. This argument of who is copying who is rather childish, but if you're happy, well great. Cheers.. gs

 

[JHEnt]

Case didn't up the speed on thier unloader because the 8010 has the New Holland graintank and unloader from a CR_CX machine. Not a CaseIH2388 design. NH didn't just up the speed because untill the newest series came out all NH TR and TX used a straight feed single floor auger pivot unloader not a turret. When the turret came out was the first time NH uses a double floor auger_verticle turret design. BTW the old single floor auger unloader matched the Deere 9000_9010 series doublefloor auger_turret system in unload rate.

 

[Case_Farmer]

I like when people talk about Assuming less grain damage There's just not way to tell...... And more than likely its the same cause anytime you take two things and in depth analyze something usually your dissapointed that both are alike lol kinda like life sometimes just dissapointing lol