Tris & Ollie in combine heaven.

[Light Land]

http://www.youtube.com/embed/1vcir9J2Gmc

Can't be good putting all that dust through the mill \ ,but looks good.

[Deere-est]

Picking up soya beans does seem to scratch the earth a fair bit hey Ol?!!  :of Wide headers they have too, I used a 3m one I think it was with the R62 picking up windrowed barley. I cut soya beans conventionally with an auger header where as for grains we used the MacDons.

[Tractorman810]

tris, is it just me or is the header on that second picture very offset towards the left side?? may just be the way the pics taken mind

[Light Land]

The trucks would hit the header front if it was true to center Sean or you would need a very long augar,also it helps when driving next to the fence as you can see the side of the header front easyer.

GEM PICTURES TRIS!!!

[Deere-est]

No you're right. They are on Gleaners, the rotor is across ways so the crop is fed up nearer one side of them and it also keeps the unloading auger shorter so not as much sticks out beyond the back of the combine.

[Tractorman810]

ah with you, never seen that before i must confess, but a clever idea, saves the folding auger like say the big new jd's have on them then

[Light Land]

Ahead of there time Gleaners were/are.   wish I could find pictures of the Gleaner I drove

[Deere-est]

Would love to see that, Ol 

Probably one of my all time greatest photos - I was behind the lense this time not the wheel.

[Light Land]

Few Gleaners about NZ when I was growing up,was good seeing that silver bum pokeing out a hay barn .