Jack
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Well here's some thoughts on a soybean header for your combine.
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Combines header for 2366
Willbur
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If you have field tracker go for a 25'. You should be able to cut 100 acres on a good day with this set up. I am considering a 30 for a 2366.
canuck
Guest
Unless you run a buggy there isnt much difference acreage-wise between a 20 or 30 foot head except novelty.I run a 25 foot but dont see much difference between it and the 20 foot I had before.In some fields its actually a net loss.In most fields I could get that extra round in with a 20 footer and use my full bin capacity.Not with a 25 and a 30 would be worse.All this said I'm sure 40 footers arent too far into the future.Anybody remember the 5 foot AC'sIJ
advinnoventi
Guest
If you can wait until 2002, the Razer from HCC, Inc. should be available. A 20' unit would be more than a 2366 could ever handle. I currently run a 16' prototype on my 1660, and it has the ability to keep the combine full at all times.(8+ mph. on lighter spots).
vaughn
Guest
2366 and 30foot 1020 flex In beans operate 6-8 mph in 36 bushell per acre crops. Fill the bin in under 12 minutes. low losses and excellent ground following.