pdagriservices
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Here's one have been around for years! Think max is 18ft maybe 20ft?
Who needs a Header trailer?!
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Tonym
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- Location
- Shropshire
I think you would soon go back to a header trailer if you had to drive on the road with half of a 20ft header stuck out in front of you. Besides the visibility problems I think it would be very unbalanced and going down hill if you had to use the brakes it would stand on its nose
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
not much use really, from a big arable farmer down to a small mixed farmer, and bet the cost is more extra than a header trailer, big farmers will just drive field as no hedges its bad enough you trying to get a hedderless combine off a narrow lane, without it being any longer
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
They've had folding headers for years, they fold horizontally rather than vertically
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Too slow!
Selectamatic
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- Location
- North Wales
Looked the part trundling down the Mold Denbigh this morning.
Trundling?! Flying more like...!!
- Location
- Wiltshire
My class Montana will lift the header over most gateposts. It’s only 17 years old so not as modern as @Selectamatic machine
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glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Claas dont sell folding headers in the uk, most are 16ft at most.
Ok on flat euro land with no hedges to obstruct visibilty
Ok on flat euro land with no hedges to obstruct visibilty
glasshouse
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- Location
- lothians
Is it only 40?This old girl's 40th harvest has begun!
We would have carried on today, but even with this one, you cant cut in the rain!
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Selectamatic
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- Location
- North Wales
Yes, 1979, one of the last. This one is probably the last British made combine that’s in work...
They were about since the mid 1960’s.
bantammatt
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Yes, yes yes. Can I afford it ?? [emoji23]
renewablejohn
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- Location
- lancs
That would have been a big combine back in the day.
had a lely folding table combine worked well and cut laid corn with grass better than mf415 then had trouble with knives running into each other you could turn sprocket to make half a link still trouble brother took chains in wobble box off and trouble solved chains worn unevenly! two new chains and away to go cutting flat grassy corn no problem looked round and was on fire! end of a good combine and a great idea
Right-arm fast
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Does it come with the two drivers. One of the drivers looks a bit inexperienced ?
mikep
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- Location
- Arse end of Surrey, UK
The transparent viewing window over the grain pan was a novel idea but how do you use it? Need a really really long neck.
Just listed for sale.
Would like it to go to a good home as in great condition.
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Would like it to go to a good home as in great condition.
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@SelectamaticJust listed for sale.
Would like it to go to a good home as in great condition.
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Tomr10
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Go on I will take in then as price is rightJust listed for sale.
Would like it to go to a good home as in great condition.
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