Gravity wagon does have brakes on it. Ground is relatively flat the rolling 'hills' or slopes I'm talking about are all gradual and you can see over all the 'hills'
What are the bushels per hour/ acers per hour averages for a John Deere 9500 combine (6 row corn head/ 25 foot bean head) VS John Deere 7720 (6 row corn head/ 20 foot bean head) ?
So my question is this... Can a John Deere 4440 pull a Killbros 500 gravity wagon? (500 bushels). A: I know it depends on if its flat ground or going up a mountain, could it handle a terrain like rolling hills, nothing crazy. Gradually slopes, but generally flat. B: Transport grain from field...
Yeah its been a great start to harvest so far thank the Lord. No rain and dry for the past week, today was cloudy and there was dew in the morning so didnt start beans till about 2pm and proably be an earlier night with the beans getting tough. Weather forecast says next 4 days sunny and dry...
Thanks for the info Hay Dude. Based on a 20% increase in bushels per hour would have me get done with harvest a week sooner but if I'm going slower with the bigger header the points kinda mute. Oh well just enjoy another week in the field haha. It would be nice in some years when its wet to get...
John Deere 9500 combine with a 925 header for soybeans (25 foot swath) vs 30 foot difference? Ive heard from some that a 30 foot header would be too much for a 9500 (mainly be too heavy? Never tried putting weights on the back of the combine, if anyone does let me know if it works good for...
Just thought I'd post a fun one. As the title mentions, what do you think is the best tractor John Deere ever made? There's no right answer here, its an opinion piece. It could be based on a variety of factors. Maybe its based on dependability (good ole' faithful), your personal attachment to...