Rod
Guest
Could anyone tell me what you would pay for a 9650STS with a 930D standard grain machine with G* or a 2388 with a 30 or 36 Draper AFS setup.
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Combines Harvest rates
West_Aussie_Hauler
Guest
Have you guys seen or heard of the Midwest DR Draper fronts, made in Dalby IJ We just bought a 40' after comparing them with the Macdons we've been running, well to tell you the truth there is no comparison, mind you we haven't run it yet.
ROO
Guest
The Mid West is a good front.I am running the 972 Mac Don because I can use it for very low legumes etc. If I had enough money or was silly enough I would own a flex as well as a Mid West!!
Rod
Guest
Yes, those Midwest fronts are by far the best on the market. let's hope they are not bought out by some of the bigger players in the market.
Bigsky
Guest
Up here in Saskatchewan Canada, we paid $19.00_acre Cdn. flat rate in the bin, with up to a 10 mile haul. Wheat running in the 40's, and canola running in the 30's.
marsh_boy
Guest
in the u. k. contract rates for wheat at 3+tons per acre including straw chopping and a very short haul into farm store approx 37u.s.peracre inaustralian 60 dollars.dont forget conditions in u.k. very different 25 foot header on a 6 walker machine e.g.2266 j.d. 460 claas 68 new holland would on average cover 1200 acres in our short season mid july on conola[rape] peas aug on wheat very early sept on feed beans.average harvesting hours approx 250 in a season .list prices for this size of machine around 120000 pounds u.k.
R72
Guest
were can i get more info on the headers, is there a web page.
beaver
Guest
in ontario i charge 36 per acer for corn and beans 38 per acer our fields are 10 to 20 acers average i use a 9400