Posted by lugnuts2030 on December 24, 2020 at 08:01:32 from (75.100.41.132):
In Reply to: new idea uni system? posted by swindave on December 24, 2020 at 04:33:03:
I once had a NI 701 with a 6-292 Chevrolet engine. it sure liked the gas unreal consumption! had a ear corn picker. It lacked traction on my hills, right tire had weights, needed more. When turning pulling a wagon it was hard to turn because it swung a wide radius at the rear. Also had a combine for it also a 717? The whole outfit was a big toy mostly. Kinda like having a mounted picker on a tractor to mount and dismount. although it would make a good hobby project but that where it stopped. Bigger units would be much better I'm sure. I had it 2 years. Compared to traction of a small Ford tractor. Combine unit was slow to get much done also.
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