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    #13
    If they were smart , but that's debatable, they would head to the Area west of the Battleford's through Lloyd and keep heading west after that . There are some big crops in that area . Would be a great test. It will be tough slugging in heavy straw , also big canola crops. That is where this thing should be put to the test.

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      #14
      Massey was the common combine around here in the 70s and 80s....then deere slowly started taking over after the Massey financial ****up. ...

      I find if they pick the right guys to buy one or two and they have a positive outcome ....sheeple will follow. .....

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        #15
        It was making its rounds in the krydor area north of Saskatoon. Not bad.

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          #16
          Yes in its hay day Massey was way ahead starting with the 760 and 860s then the big problems happened and crash.

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            #17
            Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View Post
            Not saying I'm sold till i see it in action but the Class is not a combine that works well either. Throw a pan under as your harvesting and then throw under the new Deere and i was surprised at the Results. Not in Class favour.

            Funny some wonder why we use the Massey big swathers. Real easy I swath 2 12 hr days and one 8 and finally you bring fuel. DEF is min fill on first field top up maybe once.

            Buy two Deere get three Massey. Math makes sense.
            Are you talking the MacDon green swathers or those 4895 pieces of junk.

            Did they ever build their own grain head for that thing or only ever stuck a MoneyBee on it so far ahead that you couldn't see over the back of the header to see the cutterbar when the header was on the ground cutting peas or lentils.... then those cab pillars!!!
            Last edited by farmaholic; Sep 20, 2017, 07:28.

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              #18
              Binthere , was that the class 9?
              Most likely at Swistons ?
              If it was , those boys will put it through the paces for sure.

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                #19
                Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                I would imagine Full Line out of Stoon will be the only one to Demo it , maybe Ag World .
                Agworld is flat out selling lexion

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                  #20
                  Kick ass paint job!

                  I'll let other review, for a few years, before ??

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                    #21
                    Ya I will wait 2-3 years as well , our last experience with a new Massey model was frustrating and very costly.

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                      #22
                      Black Agco in my area. Hope they used thicker steel and put all the bolts in this one.

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                        #23
                        Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                        Ya I will wait 2-3 years as well , our last experience with a new Massey model was frustrating and very costly.
                        Which model?

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                          #24
                          Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
                          Black Agco in my area. Hope they used thicker steel and put all the bolts in this one.
                          In my experience the agco combines are heavy duty when compared to CNH.

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