Nick
Guest
What does the automatic rotor speed doIJ I havent heard anything about it and was just curious.
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Combines Rave Review of the Massey 9790
hv_user
Guest
I will get to run a 9690 can't wait. Sounds like the 9790 is quite a machine .
tbran
Guest
The big Massey is a high capacity machine, if set up properly with the knives on the rotor etc. The machine is a little more forgiving in that it does'nt have to be so fine tuned to get the throughput the Gleaner has. The lack of accelerator rolls is the limiting factor in our country. You mentioned terraces. Put it on a terrace with a 8 row or larger corn head and you will find the limiting factor that the green and other red guys have. Which is also the main Agco research into making a R85.... In selecting a combine one still has to do the $ thing in value and dealer support, customer friendly repairs by the owner etc.
Silver_Shoes
Guest
sorry that was supposed to say, Constant Rotor Speed. The massey has a hydraulic motor running the rotor and some how they can set the rotor to run a constant speed. like our Gleaner if the engine pulls down the rotor slows down, in the massey it just keeps on pluggin along adding capacity. If you set it for 700 rpms, is stays real close to where you set it, unless of course you plug it. The hydraulic rotor drive really works alot better than I would have even dreamed. I think Agco picked up a good combine when they bought massey
R_O_M
Guest
Put a hydraulic drive on the Gleaners thresher and there would only be a few light horse power drives left on the machine. Sounds like a real good option for Gleaner to consider !
Gleaner_Guy
Guest
Onion Farmer- How do I get ahold of youIJ I live in Union, Ore. and would like very much to see your machine work. I get the impression that you are in the Walla Walla areaIJ Please e-mail me back. Am very interested in the Massey. I have a few days before wheat starts. RW
hv_user
Guest
I am in WallaWalla I have a week or so left of harvest. Why don't you give me a call 15095256827.
Deerebines
Guest
Gotta ask........How can the cylinder bars be the same as the rotor on the Gleaner as it sets in perpendicular to the machine and the Massey rotor lays in there parallel. Not to mention, the rotor assemblies are shipped to the Hesston plant already in one piece ready to be installed in the product as it heads down the assembly line from wherever overseasIJ I toured the plant this last fall is only reason I know all of this. Perhaps you are referring to something else as cylinder bars or I'm not comparing apples to oranges somewheres in the lingo.
hv_user
Guest
The rotors are not made overseas,and the bars do look like whats on the gleaner. I was in Hesston Kan. in sept 02.
Deerebines
Guest
The rotors for the masseys are too made overseas. Didn't go out back and see all the equipment laying thereIJ There are the "black boxes" sitting out there and those are the rotary systems for the masseys. They are made overseas and shipped in as a complete assembly according to the dealer that took us on tour. If I'm wrong, he told me wrong but I don't think he would of had any reason to tell a misleading story like that. I went spring of 03 if memory serves me correctly.