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Picking with 264's (engines, that is)
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Posted by Tim Malin on June 26, 2002 at 16:03:36 from (207.190.93.8):
Hey guys. I have a question to ask of you. I am looking at picking corn, and have a Super M and 400, both with the 264 engine. How do these things handle pickers? There's a New Idea 322? on the 400, and an International 234 for the Super M. I know you guys have had MUCH more picking expirence than I have, and would like to know your input of power, fuel consumption, and tractor preferences, etc. Of course, I would love to move up the ranks in tractor size, but the power of the almighty dollar out powers the power of the almighty 264. Thanks guys.
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