Posted by Jeff in ND on October 01, 2018 at 09:32:22 from (204.54.36.245):
In Reply to: Beans 1996 vs 2018 posted by Jeff in ND on September 30, 2018 at 17:03:33:
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Dad's had a cab/heater. A neighbor had one w/o though. Lots of dust in the cab, especially with oats. Kept a short handled broom in there to sweep the inside of the window! The combine and heads were bought from another farmer. Dad had the bean head (12ft?) and a 235 corn head as well as a belt pickup for windrows. Took most all day to take the reel and sickle off and install the belt pickup so about 10 acres of oats could be done and then put it all back before beans. We'd also have to take off the chopper and maybe put that back on depending how much straw was needed for the barns. We had cows/calves and hogs too. Oats was used for the hog feed.
That 45 was a big step up from a Case A6 he had prior.
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