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Re: hesston 6400 windrower
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Posted by pudding on September 29, 2001 at 07:35:53 from (203.97.2.243):
In Reply to: hesston 6400 windrower posted by John on September 28, 2001 at 07:30:45:
didn't they have the perkins motor in them???.....if they are....thats great i know of one that did.......might have been a transplant.....212?......236?....was about 60hp good machine......i am told they can be a sod for not tracking straight.......(becasue of the dolly wheels at the back)......so keep your drive wheel pressures even......this will help that be careful to pick the right size header for your application, sometimes bigger platform doesn't not mean faster drying time.....big windrows are hard to dry....... if you are handling real bulky crop you can always use a gas axe to make the throat bigger (i think.......sorry its been a while) ps hope i am talking about the same machine...... i can't remeber the model number of the machine i worked with laters pudding
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