Ah yep, that's the upper end model....almost double the price of my one.
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
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- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Bargain basement but too good to turn down.Nice Disks
I thought Simba were Roils Royce, back in the day.
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
They were and are still pretty good for what i need. The bargain basement bit was because they were a very good price i thought. Someone was trading all his old presses and drags against a new Horsch do it all machine and it wasn’t going to fit in the dealers yard amongst all the new stuff so i got a good deal. I think…
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
New to me…
Looks cracking…..few knife sections missing from the drum? Easily replaced though.
Might be off to reduce the aggression against the bale.
- Location
- mid devon somewhere
What knives??
The ones that are end on to the bale or whatever is in the load…you can see the bolt holes in the ermmm not sure how to describe the bits that stick out from the drum…..collars?
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
The previous owner may of removed them, the machines hardly done anything….I put a bale through yesterday to try it and it worked perfectly so I’ll leave it as it is
- Location
- mid devon somewhere
Compared to most other machines there seems to be a distinct lack of blades!
Sometimes they snap off if they meet a stone….good straw no problems, full set of blades just means slowing the floor down ….might be different if you try some of those silage bales.
- Location
- North yorks
That the one in local farm sale the other week?
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Fragonard
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Could you tell us which ones, are, as you describe please?
I’ve never been impressed with electro shift, for starters.
Finn farmer
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Ec and Pc. Rather have a traditional stick shift with 4 ranges. Maybe it's just me, but for me it's vario every day.
- Location
- Co antrim
Driving electro command,range command,power command or auto command is a let down compared to fendt,jd,massey,valtra or deutz. The cnh product just doesnt have the quality build in it apart from the engine
Finn farmer
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Driven them all plus Claas. Can't really fault any of them for work use. If money wasn't one of the deciding factors i'd go for Fendt or Claas.
But i do rate Cvx over Mf/Fendt Vario for field work.
- Location
- Co antrim
Would claas not be similar money to case? What sort of vario do they run?
- Location
- Down
As If this wasn’t the same usual rant against CNh it may have some credence usual school boy stuff!!!!