r72
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Sorry for the missunderstanding, my wife pointed that out to me, when i started going over my yeild maps. Then reading a little slower i got it.
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Combines Kept my 480 on a buyback after lease expired not second guessing
PHEASANT1
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Do you have an email addressIJ
PHEASANT1
Guest
You are correct in saying that it increases the life of the material. However, it only increases it one season. And, if you plan on harvesting wet corn, do not, do not put rhino lining on your augers or your boots. Wet corn does not want to flow across rhino lining. It is like trying to go down a slipper slide with rhino lining on it. It takes a lot of power away from your elevating system.
brian
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GreenThumb
Guest
Have never seen a Gleaner run over 5 mph in corn with a 12 row.
r72
Guest
Can i ask were you looking.
Soil_Boy
Guest
Have the new lexion 500 series been released in CAT colours yet in the USIJ They have been achieveing up 1000t. day in wheat here in the UK. Anyone heard of the lexion X4 yetIJ
farmert
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is the 500's diferent that our R series IJ
Soil_Boy
Guest
They could be the same as your lexion R's but I would guess that they are the same as our lexion Evolution combines which have been around for a couple of years. They new 500 series was only released in Germany in August so it might well have not made it to the US yet. The 500 series has improvements such as a wider cab, new chopper and curvier body so it looks different to the old lexions.
GreenThumb
Guest
Have only seen the Gleaner run at farm shows.