Posted by big jt on January 25, 2010 at 07:45:10 from (173.66.86.101):
In Reply to: Lights bars posted by IndianaTom on January 25, 2010 at 06:23:34:
I had a ez guide + till this summer when it cacked on me. Replaced it with a 250 and have been pretty happy with both. The ez pluses should be cheap since the 250 pretty much filled that niche of their market.
Bear in mind my 250 needs to go back to the shop when I get home. Sometime between beans and corn something went askew in it and it has trouble locking on now. I guess I will find out how good the guarantee is when I get home.
Trimble is a good option if you want to add a steering device. I have EZ Steer also. nice to just move the motor from vehicle to vehicle without pulling the wheel. Also nice in that it is only one investment, some systems you need to add a hydraulic valve to each vehicle at substantial cost.
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