New Holland TX 66

manttys

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Lithuania
bit off topic: how would tx66 compare to claas 108? I really struggle to get output on hilly grounds and SL sieves on tx66 looks like a way to go. Read that 3d sieves of Claas are no comparison to SL on New Holland
 

Two Tone

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bit off topic: how would tx66 compare to claas 108? I really struggle to get output on hilly grounds and SL sieves on tx66 looks like a way to go. Read that 3d sieves of Claas are no comparison to SL on New Holland
Interesting.
My CX6080 has something called Smart-sieve, which is similar to the Claas 3D sieves. NH claims that it works on even steeper ground than the SL system.
However, I don’t agree and have found it not as good as SL systems I have had before.

What is much better is the automatic fan speed adjustment called Opit-fan, that alters the fan speed as it goes up and down hills.
As a result, where possible, I now drill my fields up and down the hills and Combine them the same way as the tramlines. Which I find is far better than across the hills, which I did with the SL system.

IIRC, you could preset 2 fan speeds on the TX, which would help. But it would have been more helpful to have 3 preset speeds. 1 for up hill, 1 for flat and on for downhill.
 
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will_mck

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Thanks Stephen, I'm after a combine with a 20ft header really and that 68 has 24ft, in our climate we've trouble getting straw dry for baling. It looks a tidy combine though!
 

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