Posted by IaGary on August 27, 2010 at 05:20:02 from (69.63.16.90):
In Reply to: Grain cart ? posted by northeast puller 1 on August 27, 2010 at 02:56:35:
You need to keep the combine moving to get the harvest done. Most times I could do it with two trucks. One setting in the field to fill and one on the road to dump. Can't always get the truck in the field though.
But with insurance and all it is cheaper to have one truck and a cart. You can fill the cart while the truck is gone. Truck gets back and reloaded in about 5 minutes and on the road again.
Cart is cheaper to own and can go to where the combine is to get the grain.
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