As we putt putt putt up and down the field with our baby caseih 1644 combine at a average speed of two mile an hour straight cutting wheat, it gets frustrating watching the big machines in the next field roaring up and down. That is till this year, when as we putt putt putt up and down the field, the neighbor did about half hour combining, the rest getting stuck. One machine four hours to yank it out. yes a total of half hour combining with two machines for them on wednesday. Now i wonder are these big combines to dam heavy or are the operators to dam brave or dumb? Now I probably just jinxed myself for bragging.
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I think I would of left out the dumb comment. What are the chances that he doesn't read this forum. There are only do many 1644 out there combining beside someone who spent most of the day stuck. Hope you don't need a hand someday.lol
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I think guys running the big machines don't develop the seat of the pants feeling for when you're getting in trouble. They have so much power it's just push the hydro lever all the way ahead and hang on. With an older smaller machine you're paying attention waiting for the next wreck whether it's mechanical or field conditions. (at least I know I always feel like I'm operating a hand grenade without a pin and it's just a matter of time until it blows LOL)
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I agree with Ronski on the smaller machines, but just remember the race is long, and in the end it is with yourself. You really don't want to know what's cooking in the neighbours pot.
You may get a chuckle from their fiasco but You really don't want those guys across the fence to get hurt. Help them if they ask.
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I've taken some chances this fall I probably shouldn't have. Worked.out but if would have got stuck it would have been "MY" fault.
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Agchat, I have one of those operators who hasn't learned yet, but is learning to leave the low crap. If it never gets jarvested, who cares? They lose a lot of time pushes that lever like Natzis. Slow and steady should win the race. Oh well, who am I to talk?
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