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Old 03-19-2017, 02:33 PM
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Now John,
we both know crooked rows give more bushels per acre
Yeah but when pass A gets too close to Pass B, somethings gonna get squished! You did notice that BIG combine right--all 2 rows of it.

By the way my dad says the same thing about the crooked rows.
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I just installed a set of the 70 watt equivalent ones from superbrightleds.com, and they are bright! its the first ones on the list, and they are glass, and you have to really look close to realize they are led at all. at a glance they look just like a stock headlight. at 14.95 apiece, I am going to get another set for my big tractor.
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Yeah but when pass A gets too close to Pass B, somethings gonna get squished! You did notice that BIG combine right--all 2 rows of it.

By the way my dad says the same thing about the crooked rows.
Well I started with a give-to-me model 72 massy, built a feeder house to marry it to a 303 corn head,worked darn good.
Way quicker than the 101 semi mounted 1 row deer picker.
I now plant with a 4 row maximerge and harvest with a 5 row head.
so I know about "crowding" occasionally.

Now before you say they don't make a 5 row head, I know, but I built it.
It was #44 wide row, which is now a 5 row narrow.
The old 510 massey will keep up just fine with combines 10 years newer.
It has no bells an whistles or monitors but cuts 50 bu beans and 150 bu corn
just as clean and as quick as new high $$$ ones.
works for me.
Now about falling asleep cultivating corn, Ha,LOL
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