snopro
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Western Tractor in Southern Alberta has the same guarantee for their Greenlights as well. Cervus doesn't feel they need to apparently because of their huge monopoly
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skegpro
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Haha I would bet on that.Nope, I would guess things are a little on the tough side.
Dropping concaves or worse?
007sevens
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I dont know who the dealer is for you but give a Claas a try while your contemplating green. I'm not a guy that walks around believing in color brand specific but I'm quite happy with overall performance of this combine. Been to Nebraska and liked what I heard. They seem to handle rough conditions better then the Deere however when they plug its not gonna be good. I have had two experiences in tough grain that was a invested 6-8 hrs. Its a learning curve but speed is the only factor that caused both. I was pulling 40' of tough wheat 18-17 running 50-75 at 5+ before the engine stalled
Radar78
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Where do you farm?
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Joholio
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Same story for my family there from Meota/Vawn to Fairholme back to Murray Lake
kovs
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Wow didn’t realize you guys were behind. Well not really behind but. Just getting rolling.
We are over half done here south of Biggar closer to Rosetown most are 3/4
Been on a extended delay too. Getting projects done tho
We are over half done here south of Biggar closer to Rosetown most are 3/4
Been on a extended delay too. Getting projects done tho
Cat401
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North Central Alberta....North and NE of Edmonton....Athabasca, Grassland, Smoky Lake, Westlock, Lamont and surrounding areas....other than the few guys doing peas, many farmers have not turned a wheel in their combines yet
snopro
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I doubt I could ever leave Deere. Solid product and have always had good luck with them. This particular problem was a human issue not a manufacturer issue. Would probably switch dealers before colours.I dont know who the dealer is for you but give a Claas a try while your contemplating green. I'm not a guy that walks around believing in color brand specific but I'm quite happy with overall performance of this combine. Been to Nebraska and liked what I heard. They seem to handle rough conditions better then the Deere however when they plug its not gonna be good. I have had two experiences in tough grain that was a invested 6-8 hrs. Its a learning curve but speed is the only factor that caused both. I was pulling 40' of tough wheat 18-17 running 50-75 at 5+ before the engine stalled
Went looking for geese at Hollow Lake.
Three farms combined.
2 peas one barley.
Worst year out there I can remember and I'm pretty old.
Three years in a row of cappy fall weather.
Dam near impossible to get crops off again unless global warming actually kicks in.
Feel bad for the guys that rent from us.
Cat401
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You're right, if this turns out to be a poor fall, I think Ritchie Bro's will have a good spring....nobody wants that! Octobers have been known to be nice weather....one can only hope.
Cat401
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But Hey!! If you were out hunting, be sure to post your pics under that "harvest" thread!!
I promise not to fawk with it again.....I think.....
But Hey!! If you were out hunting, be sure to post your pics under that "harvest" thread!!
I promise not to fawk with it again.....I think.....
Well that was almost funny.
Smarty pants!
skegpro
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Fer Fawke sakes
MK4TDI
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This is all bad...southwest of battleford.
skegpro
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Brutal.
Joholio
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most of the wheat barley and canola still out around Eckville area. Feel for you guys, much respect.
snopro
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Yep another kick in the gut for farmers up that way
sledneck__11
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It stayed standing for the most part on the other side of the river all the wheat is flat
007sevens
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Makes a guy wanna 
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