stutab
Well-Known Member
over priced stuff IMO
I would never own a JD. Red or Blue
I never thought I would be agreeing with Thor
I get paid (well) to drive JD on a daily basis. If it were my money I would have a shed of blue
I never thought I would be agreeing with Thor
I get paid (well) to drive JD on a daily basis. If it were my money I would have a shed of blue
200tdi ayre
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same here Agco dealers sell 2-3 different brands, or members of the family.
Massey (agco) and then the Case IH are sold from same dealer.
The only ones that I have seen as brand loyal is JD ( over priced stuff IMO)
I would never own a JD. Red or Blue
Never seen case or NH being sold from a non branded dealer, here or at home. Smaller brands such as kubota etc yes but not the bigger brand stuff, guess versitile is a preety small brand. Never actually seen one on farm
The 8R's that I drive here are damn good, and nice places to be best console layout and seat anyway, although not tried the newest case/NH stuff just the last generation.
The most important thing id vote about a tractor brand is service and backup. And on that front every brand here is useless
Never seen case or NH being sold from a non branded dealer, here or at home. Smaller brands such as kubota etc yes but not the bigger brand stuff, guess versitile is a preety small brand. Never actually seen one on farm
The 8R's that I drive here are damn good, and nice places to be best console layout and seat anyway, although not tried the newest case/NH stuff just the last generation.
The most important thing id vote about a tractor brand is service and backup. And on that front every brand here is useless
Yep dealer parts and service are key to selling. Darn JD has a heck of a dealer net work. Hell on family owns like has its fingers in 6 different dealer ships
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200tdi ayre
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Seeding gets boring after a few thousand acres I find
Just starting seeding on this farm but this is irrigated wheat , got 400 hectares to do here but only 5 hectares an hour best and only 6 metres
Not seen one of those knive seeders before.
Seeding gets boring after a few thousand acres I find
Just starting seeding on this farm but this is irrigated wheat , got 400 hectares to do here but only 5 hectares an hour best and only 6 metres
Not seen one of those knive seeders before.
whats the yield per acre there(bushels)?
200tdi ayre
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You mean tonnes per hectare, who the #### still uses bushels
Around 8-10 tonnes a hectre irrigated, 2-3 dryland around here
gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
You mean tonnes per hectare, who the #### still uses bushels
thor must do?
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You mean tonnes per hectare, who the #### still uses bushels
thor must do?
the whole of the US does for grain crops.
200tdi ayre
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You'll be talking in chains and leagues next
No mark and twain
gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
No need, I'm not taking sides just pointing out the obvious now will you chaps kindly learn how to quote properly
No need, I'm not taking sides just pointing out the obvious now will you chaps kindly learn how to quote properly
I did quote thing is acting up again
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Well if you quote a misquote it will missmissquote
It's usually a missing ']' that starts it off
gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
I think in terms of tons(imp) per acre but know what a bushel is. Never could get my head round hectares.
