For anyone who not seen it

[nick...]

this looks a monster.anyone got one on order
Nick...

 

[robs1]

Sooner buy a couple of houses to rent out

 

[D14]

£350,000 fully loaded on farm.

 

[Boysground]

Do you think I will get away with 2 on 700ac?


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[Pennine Ploughing]

If there is no interest payments on it I would be interested, as no interest in paying for it
Good side is it would free up 2 trailers, I could just cut my grain and leave it in the tank to use over the winter, , would they have a crusher as an extra and bagging spout, rather than an unloading aurgar ?

 

[Pebd99]

Fair machine but header width will likely limit output.

How far can a conventional combine go before they reach a limit before they have to go to a tribine style. Can only clean so much grain within a certain space even with advancements with fans???

 

[FIL46]

Fair machine, if you have 150ac plus fields but you would be better of buying two smaller machines put a average header size on them and chap on , at least when one brakes down you are still in production

 

[fergie35]

£350,000 fully loaded on farm.

it'll be way more than that, probably a £100k more than that at least I would think

 

[Still Farming]

Battery powered is it ???

 

[Henarar]

Battery powered is it ???

No that would make it to heavy

 

[Still Farming]

Green is way forward ant they heard???

 

[njneer]

900hp and 350,000 to throw it out the back and leave green stripes everywhere ...bargain.

 

[Brisel]

£350,000 fully loaded on farm.

A 770 is over £400k so you're making figures up there!

 

[Pebd99]

A 770 is over £400k so you're making figures up there!

Retail or on farm price?

 

[Fish]

All that weight on two idlers.

 

[David.]

900hp of heat to dissipate, wonder how that will end?.......

 

[nick...]

Maybe they sorted out the self combusting bit
Nick...

 

[Henarar]

900hp of heat to dissipate, wonder how that will end?.......

be a good combine for the winter

 

[fergie35]

Retail or on farm price?

on farm

 

[Suffolk Serf]

That'll now make the "optimum" farm size for cereal growing about 4000 acres.