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I have run one since 2016. Hydraulics depend on which model you go for. I have a 4245 which uses power beyond so it only uses oil on demand. Older ones use a normal supply and return from a spool but you do need min 120l / min to run one properly. Most people run them on 130-150 hp as the bigger...
a good simple entry point to big squares would be a Massey. Lots and lots of support / knowledge / backup
Krone VFS is very expensive when it goes bang.
Walker and sieve losses that govern output from a walker combine will be replaced by available HP. We bale behind a few combines and one went from a 430 to a 560 to a 750 rotary. Output jumped considerably. in very fit wheat with the rotors flat out it will smash the straw big time but that's...
Something like this
https://www.flowfitonline.com/products/hydraulic-pushbutton-end-of-stroke-valve-normally-open-v-121-1-2-na?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADzzHCHVydQ4dZ0tOAESYKPcpmGbA&gclid=Cj0KCQjw_sq2BhCUARIsAIVqmQu74rWpvpuIgBgAFiC-jfrzph1VeKg190wA0gyCTz0_k1B805F7WMAaAkDHEALw_wcB
First thing to do would be to get a sample of the back end oil analysed for any traces of metal and brake disintegration.
Being 40k helps as less hard on brakes
Like anything at those hours, it depends on how its been looked after and what work it's been doing , our local hedgecutter man had a...
Love my D5 and on my second one , the last 2 have come from Duckworths in Market Rasen who unlike all my local dealers, are fantastic and have a large Ag client base. Keep thinking about diffent options for the future but keep coming back to the D5.
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