Posted by Combines on February 09, 2010 at 15:10:43 from (216.252.45.58):
In Reply to: Re: Chip Foose 4020 posted by Big Buck 4020 Team on February 09, 2010 at 14:31:05:
John Deere won't make a combine for the normal American farmer. I've ran John Deere my entire life, but they've told me through their combines how unimportant I am. The 9870 and 9770 are designed to allow one operation to run 5000 acres. The 9670 is about right for 2500 acres and the 9570 is too big for a guy farming 1000. It would be nice if they made something for a "normal" midwestern operation. Theres not even a 4 row head anymore. Oh well, they don't want anyone smaller than 1500 acres anymore.
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