Profitable Corn Harvesting With JI Case Combines
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- This is my third & final installment in the Case combines playlist. This has been a very interesting journey. I greatly enjoyed learning about what a competitor to IH had to say about their equipment vs the McCormick & other combines of the day.
Now that these are complete, we're on to John Deere. There are combine filmstrips in that collection also. Most likely with more comparisons. Can't wait to see what they say & how their machines stack up.
Stay tuned for another great journey through history.
Hope everyone has enjoyed these so far.
Regards!!
Thanks for sharing, good information on figuring out loses 👍🏻
Excellent videos! Glad you posted these.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them.
Funny how the 1660 combine came around again
Indeed! Too bad Case didn't have the rotary the first time around.
Did case make theses special for corn only? Sounds kinda boring, could’ve made like a solid 16 foot grain head for it it’ll it has enough power for corn
Any JD Tractor films? How are you coming with that other IH film you are going to share?
Yes, there are several JD tractor films. The first one up will be about the new six cylinder tractor line. I haven't started on rehabbing the record yet for the last IH film. Things have been hectic around here as my mother came home from the physical rehab place yesterday & she's currently in home hospice care. Been a steady stream of family, nurses & whatnot getting things situated here for her. Once the craziness settles down, where I can focus on the job without messing anything up, I will get back to it.
Regards!
Hello everyone
I am looking to buy rasp bar for my combine ji case 660
Is anyone know any place or website to make my job easier
Thanks for helping
I'm not too sure about where to find JI Case parts. If you do an internet search for the Yesterday's Tractors discussion forums, someone there should be able to point you in the right direction. There's one board on there that covers Case & David Brown & a general one for combines & harvesters is right under that. Good luck!