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Tim(nj) 09-28-2012 16:24:29 67.237.2.242 Report to Moderator	This is made in Brazil . . . haven't seen anybody try to import them yet . . . Jumil combine [Reply]   [No Email]
Tom from Ontario 09-29-2012 12:27:32 184.145.123.131 Report to Moderator	Re: small combine--I'm surprised nobody is trying to mark... in reply to Tim(nj), 09-28-2012 16:24:29   Tim: I think that looks great. Way back< I ran a JF for a day on a Fordson Super Major and it was doing a good job, but seeing the cutterbar was impossible as I was about two feet too short. I like the idea of the cutterbar right beside you and yes, I think it would work in wet fields much better than a pull type (says the guy who put 18x26's on a Massey Clipper once upon a time) [Reply]  [No Email]
Paul from MI 09-28-2012 19:07:42 204.106.250.243 Report to Moderator	Re: small combine--I'm surprised nobody is trying to mark... in reply to Tim(nj), 09-28-2012 16:24:29   Lots bigger than some of the self propelled rice combines I saw in Japan. They were about 1 meter(3') cut with the operator seated on top of the straw walkers. [Reply]  [No Email]
oj 09-28-2012 17:06:54 204.9.10.50 Report to Moderator	Re: small combine--I'm surprised nobody is trying to mark... in reply to Tim(nj), 09-28-2012 16:24:29   reminds me of the combine JF (from Denmark) made in the 70s. jf mounted ombine [Reply]  [No Email]
RevJJ 09-28-2012 16:51:37 96.226.5.152 Report to Moderator	Re: small combine--I'm surprised nobody is trying to mark... in reply to Tim(nj), 09-28-2012 16:24:29   I can't help but believe that would be a whole lot handier as a pull type rather than a mounted machine [Reply]  [No Email]
Tim(nj) 09-28-2012 18:46:30 67.237.2.242 Report to Moderator	Re: small combine--I'm surprised nobody is trying to mark... in reply to RevJJ, 09-28-2012 16:51:37   The only advantage I can think of about this setup over a pull-type is in soybeans or peas, you can watch the cutterbar as closely as you would on an SP. [Reply]  [No Email]