OSR header extension tx68, which one?

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Midlands Farmer

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• Jun 12, 2019

• #1

Hi, I’m looking at a 24ft header extension for my tx68, there’s a mortl or a biso I’ve seen second hand. Just wondering how difficult they are to drop on/off and if there’s any difference between the two? Any advice much appreciated, thanks!

 

Bruce Almighty

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Warwickshire

• Jun 12, 2019

• #2

We used to have a 24' Cheval on a TF46, it had Mortl side knives
It went on & off ok, easier if there was 2 or 3 of you

We replaced the TF with a CR with vario header

 

M

Midlands Farmer

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• Jun 12, 2019

• #3

Anyone know what make knives/fingers either of the above use?

 

Al R

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Livestock Farmer

Location

West Wales

• Jun 12, 2019

• #4

Midlands Farmer said:

Anyone know what make knives/fingers either of the above use?

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Matrot side knives I assume? Biso might make their own too ?

 

woodylane

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Location

Lancashire

• Jun 12, 2019

• #5

We used a Biso for one season on a TX68, worked very well but we swapped for a CR the next season and it had a vario. If you’re doing a decent area of OSR they’re worth the hassle of putting on and taking off.

 

Gruffalo

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Midlands

• Jun 12, 2019

• #6

The Cheval had NH fingers, knife and wobble box

 

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grandpapete

New Member

• Jun 12, 2019

• #7

Hi I have a Zurn header it takes roughly an hour to put on but well worth it and have had it for 8 seasons. In a bad year for rape it could save you at least half a tonne per ha.

 

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Beefsmith

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• Jun 12, 2019

• #8

Definitely Biso on a NH. We’ve used the others either on hired machines or our own and Biso hands down the winner.

 

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kc6475

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Location

Notts

• Jun 12, 2019

• #9

Biso on our cx, we have a bigger guard on the drive pulley side meaning the guard doesnt have to be changed and the extension pulley stays on all the time, we park combine on some appropriate blocks push the extension on, four catches fasten it on, put your belt on and done. It's getting the combine header at the correct angle that's all important so the extension pushes on easily.

 

M

Midlands Farmer

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• Jun 12, 2019

• #10

Thanks all, think I’ll go for the biso, Shame it’s been left outside all year though!

 

M

Midlands Farmer

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• Jul 16, 2019

• #11

I bought the biso in the end, any ideas what double finger they take as a nh one doesn’t quite fit? Thanks

 

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Beefsmith

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• Jul 17, 2019

• #12

Midlands Farmer said:

I bought the biso in the end, any ideas what double finger they take as a nh one doesn’t quite fit? Thanks

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Just go to APH as they’ve always sorted us out.