Drove an F3 combine 45 miles and an F3 combine 110 miles, both had corn heads.
Drove a cabbed tractor 45 miles in winter, and an open station tractor 65 miles - that was a stiff south east wind in spring and I was headed south, man that was a cold day and I had dressed for it, but it was a 28 mile cold wind, could not escape that wind it just took the life out of a person.
Pulled a 14 foot IHC field cultivator 110 miles home on a 2 lane state highway mostly, that was kinda long day.
Worst was an 11 mile trip home with the JD disk, wobbly as all heck and counter weighted to the rear, again a state highway and if I got over 11 mph it would shake and rattle and sway the whole truck around. What a miserable drive home.
Even slower but not as miserable was buying the JD 800 swather years later from the same consignment sale, 11 miles at a walking speed with a 14 foot head.......
Best of the bunch was the F3 with hydro, that fella could move on down the road!
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