Posted by Jon Hagen on February 19, 2015 at 12:36:27 from (69.26.17.105):
In Reply to: HI Pull type combine posted by gofish3331 on February 19, 2015 at 09:29:51:
Yes, they were very popular where grain was winrowed. North Dakota and the Canadian prairie provinces.
We used to call the very popular 914 the belly button combine (everybody has one :)
I did many a wheat , flax , oats, sunflower harvest with my 914 and later 1482 combines They were even pretty useful direct cutting (17.5 ft head)as long as you were working in the same field with a self propelled combine to open the field and cut it into blocks that the pull type rig could easily handle.
Our crops and harvest practices changed, so I scrapped my last 1482 to rebuild another 1480 SP machine. The 1482 pulled by my Steiger 4WD was a grain eating machine :)
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