Posted by Leroy on August 18, 2012 at 06:55:40 from (69.88.205.38):
In Reply to: SCORE!! posted by Don-Wi on August 17, 2012 at 19:46:13:
I think I would try to go for the chopper. Always easier to hook to a different piece than change over. And sometime you might just have hay you want to chop at the same time as you want to chop corn, even if it is just one load of hay to feed direct while silo filling. No silo filling but had a Cockshutt and later a New Holland chopper that we used the pickup head mostly for chopping bean straw back on the field as combine did not have a chopper but would chop a few loads of that bean straw for bedding and leave setting on wagons till use. But a couple of times changed heads to chop corn for daily feeding of the cows. Those choppers were a 2 day job to change heads.
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