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Just a couple random pics.

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Brian
Very nice! We need a new one on the farm soon and I hope we can find a nice one like that!
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WilliamBos
Brian,

I think that was taken at Filmores...
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Brian
Thanks, but we will be looking used. We just don't have the acreage to support that large of a purchase. :unknown:
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Yes Brian, Will is correct, those were taken in Three Rivers at Fillmores. I don't get to see iron that big on the farms around here. It's pretty wild to see the operations around there and in Indiana.
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WilliamBos
Brian said:
Thanks, but we will be looking used. We just don't have the acreage to support that large of a purchase. :unknown:
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The 9510 is used. Should not be too pricey, depending on hours. I hear ya on the prices, incredible for sure!!
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kjung17
I wonder why the right rear tire is backward? More traction in reverse?:lol:
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WilliamBos
kjung17 said:
I wonder why the right rear tire is backward? More traction in reverse?:lol:
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It is RWA (rear wheel assist). Pretty sure they do that so you don't tear the ground up. That is fairly common on RWA equipment like that. (forage harvesters and the like.)
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kjung17
Almost all of the combines in my territory are RWA. None of them have the tires reversed. You say it helps to reduce turf damage when turning? I have never heard of this. You learn something everyday.:thumbup1gif:
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WilliamBos
kjung17 said:
Almost all of the combines in my territory are RWA. None of them have the tires reversed. You say it helps to reduce turf damage when turning? I have never heard of this. You learn something everyday.:thumbup1gif:
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I see a lot of it up here. The euro immigrants do it, on RWA addition equipment, and some do it on FWA tractors.
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jfoi
i think its so if they get stuck they can back up easier
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Hi! My forage harvester - photo

F-350 Explorer said:
Just a couple random pics.
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I looked at photos that you have shared. I decided to share photos of my combine. I think it was good!


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flyweight
Nice FORAGE HARVESTER. (sorry, it's not a combine)
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Lugged tires, R-1's are mounted "backwards" when used on non-driving wheel applications. They wear longer that way, same as they wear longer mounted normally on driving wheel applications.
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DRobinson
R-1 tires are mounted "backwards" on ground driven equipment like manure spreaders, like this little guy.

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Gizmo2
DRobinson said:
R-1 tires are mounted "backwards" on ground driven equipment like manure spreaders, like this little guy.

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I've always wanted one of those but sort of impracticable for this area.
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DRobinson
Gizmo2 said:
I've always wanted one of those but sort of impracticable for this area.
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They are made for operations like yours with a couple horses. Your wife or daughter would have no problem running it. Or doesn't the great leader of New York allow manure to be spread on the ground? :dunno:
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56FordGuy
Gizmo2 said:
I've always wanted one of those but sort of impracticable for this area.
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Some folks up the road from me have one for their indoor arena. It looks like a great idea, they pull it with an ATV or riding mower. I priced one at Murdoch's and it was a little over $1,800 though. You could buy a full sized one for less than that.
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Gizmo2
DRobinson said:
They are made for operations like yours with a couple horses. Your wife or daughter would have no problem running it. Or doesn't the great leader of New York allow manure to be spread on the ground? :dunno:
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56FordGuy said:
Some folks up the road from me have one for their indoor arena. It looks like a great idea, they pull it with an ATV or riding mower. I priced one at Murdoch's and it was a little over $1,800 though. You could buy a full sized one for less than that.
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Most of the time I give the manure away or sell it, too many weed seeds to spread it. I also like the convenience of being able to unload via a PTO without moving the spreader.
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Levi
Gizmo2 said:
Most of the time I give the manure away or sell it, too many weed seeds to spread it. I also like the convenience of being able to unload via a PTO without moving the spreader.
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How is that done? :think: :dunno:
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