Posted by Jerry Coulter on December 26, 2009 at 09:44:14 from (173.53.135.8):
In Reply to: Pull type Combines posted by Agman1 on December 25, 2009 at 05:55:56:
Having grown up in an AC dealership, I would strongly recommend the 72. Parts would be easier to get since many of the 60 and 66 parts fit. Parts for the 90 became difficult shortly after production ceased. Because these machines were lighter than most of the competitors, they pull through soft ground easier. One critical point, run the PTO speed within range. If the machine is run too fast, the straw rack and sieve shoe tends to break up.
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