Posted by paul on August 27, 2010 at 05:43:22 from (66.44.132.7):
In Reply to: Grain cart ? posted by northeast puller 1 on August 27, 2010 at 02:56:35:
Neighbot had a 7 acre corner field (cut off by a ditch) left last year. Pulled in with the latest greatest Red combine, an 1100 bu grain cart, and had 3 semis there. Plus a pickup pulled up.
Looked kinda funny.
A combine of that size costs many dollars per minute to run. The fella has many thousands of acres to cover.
Combine needs to keep moving. He had an issue with the combine, it sat for 15 minutes allowing allt hat equipment to pull up on the 11 acre field. Generally everytihng is moving, hauling, rolling.
He used to have 2 combines.
Running one combine and a grain cart is cheaper & gets as much done as running the 2 combines used to.
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