Deerebines
Guest
If you own a 9610 why are you looking at converting the drive on a masseyIJ
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Redman
Guest
Deerbines if you notice i said the 750 is my dads and the 9610 is mine thankyou
Deerebines
Guest
Your welcome, now the next question is if your loaded enough to purchase a new kitty why even mess around with changing the drive yourself on the 750 and not let a dealership do itIJ
Redman
Guest
again its my dad's machine not mine my dad lives in NE kansas i live in Nebraska we farm far apart and my dad wants to do it himself cause then he knows the job gets done
Mac
Guest
A Cat 460 or 465 will outperform a JD 9610 in any crop. Most
Rigels_Hammer
Guest
The 9610 is a pretty good all-round combine however I've found that the Cats work extremely well in all cereal crops -wheat, barley etc., as well as peas, beans and canola. Just like any combine, they take some getting used to as far as setting them. The crop samples are very clean - almost too clean. In the demos I attended the Cat 460 vs. 9610 and CTS II, the 460 outperformed the Deeres by 25-30% depending on the crop.Just remember that the most important item on any combine is the nut behind the wheel.