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John Deere 95 rice combine?

tomstractorsandtoys

tomstractorsandtoys

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I have sales brochures that show the 95 rice combines cutting in some very wet fields. Yesterday I was doing the same thing in some soybean fields. I was even cutting thru some standing water. I always made sure the bin was empty and kept the head up some so there was no extra drag to slow things down.I was wishing for rice tires but hope never to have another harvest like this. I almost stuck it once and the worst part is that there was no one to help pull it out except for my wife. She is good with equipment but not with a chain.LOL Was able to get all but about 1/2 acre cut. Yeilds seem very good. Now I need to change it to the quick-tach feederhouse and start on corn. Tom
 
My uncle had a 95 - we found it prettty good in wet conditions and it had standard tires on it. It could fairly well walk on water but they had very sandy soils. It?s going to be a muddy year here. I hate running the 9500 in four wheel drive - it cuts travel speed in half and doubles fuel consumption. I can?t see any of these 800 acres coming out without it, though.
 
My son saw a 9500 stuck so deep on Saturday that the corn head was bottomed out. It was a four wheel drive as well. A wrecker in eastern Iowa said he pulled 17 combines out last week. One was a very large CaseIH that they twisted the frame on. Tom
 
I sat the grain head on the ground like that once in a sink hole the oil field guys left for me. I had the 4440 and 8430 both hooked to the 9500 and all three machines had to struggle together to get her out. It?s been many years since I have had the combine stuck. I try to be smarter than I used to be. Knock on wood, I can?t recall that I have had anything bigger than the 886 stuck in the last decade. Pretty sure I just jynxed myself.
 
Did the wrecker twist the frame or did the farmer twist it trying to pull it out before the wrecker got there
 
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