I believe all three of these machines are worth their money. The Case IH combine is a little pricey though for what it can do in my eyes. The New Holland combines is well prices for all it's capabilities, just like the John Deere combine. Personally, I would buy the John Deere combine because I have actually run those before and they are very good, reliable machines to use. I do not know of many people who have New Holland combines, but I do know they are also reliable and can get the job done right and quickly as well. If I would recommend any one of these combines to a farmer looking to buy one, I would recommend either the John Deere or the New Holland, because each are capable of using precision technology, especially John Deere, and both are very realible and tough machines.
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Monday, November 22, 2010
New Holland CR9070
The New Holland CR9070 is a very nice machine. It can harvest wheat, corn, and soybeans. A 2010 combine $304,668.00. The grain tank capacity can hold up to 35 bushels. The fuel capacity of the combine is 264 gallons of diesel. The engine is New Holland Iveco-Cursor 10. It has 629 cubic inch displacement. There is a turbo air-to-air after cooler in it as well. It has 420 horsepower, 463 with power boost. The rated speed is 2100 rpm. It can have platforms anywhere from 25 foot to 42 feet. Corn heads can be up to 12 rows. The separator type is twin rotary. The cylinder/rotor speed is anywhere from 463-1335 rpm. It has in cab/hydraulic, bi-directional reverser. It has a s slat conveyer. This machine is reliable.
Case IH Axial-Flow 9120
The Case IH Axial-Flow 9120 is also a very nice machine. It can harvest wheat, corn, and soybeans. A brand new combine would cost $396,694.00. The grain tank capacity can hold up to 350 bushels. The fuel capacity of the combine is 277 gallons of diesel. The engine is an Iveco 12.9 liter. There is an air-to-air after cooler in it as well. It has 483 horsepower, 523 horsepower with power boost. The rated speed is 2100 rpm. It can have platforms anywhere from 20 foot to 45 feet, and belt pick up. Corn heads can be 8 row and 12 row. The cylinder/rotor speed is anywhere from 420-780 rpm. It has standard-hydraulic reverser. Its variable speed is anywhere from 460-690 rpm. It has a roll formed serrated conveyer. This is a very reliable machine.
Comparison of Combines
I will be comparing three different combines, all of about the same size and power. The first one will be a John Deere 9870 STS combine. The second one will be a Case IH Axial-Flow 9120 combine. The third one will be a New Holland cr9070. The John Deere homepage is http://www.deere.com/en_US/ag/index.html , where you can find additional information about this combine. The Case IH homepage is http://www.caseih.com/northamerica/Pages/Home.aspx ,where you can also find additional information about the Case IH combine, and the New Holland homepage is http://agriculture.newholland.com/us/en/Pages/homepage.aspx , where you can again find more information on this combine.
John Deere 9870 STS
http://www.dealer.johndeere.com.au/jolly/DealerPage_47.html?currState=18
The John Deere 9870 STS combine is a very nice machine. It can harvest wheat, corn, and soybeans. A brand new combine would cost $364,804.00. The grain tank capacity can hold up to 300 bushels. The fuel capacity of the combine is 305 gallons of diesel. The engine is a John Deere 6 cylinder 13.5 liter. There is an air-to-air after cooler in it as well. It has 824 cubic inch displacement. It has 440 horsepower, 471 horsepower with power boost. The rated speed is 2200 rpm. It can have platforms anywhere from 25 foot to 40 feet, and belt pick up. Corn heads can be 12 narrow, or 8 wide. The separator type is rotary. The cylinder/rotor speed is anywhere from 210-1000 rpm. It has a standard reverser; its fixed speed is 520 rpm, with its variable speed anywhere from 520-780 rpm. The head/feeder drive is fixed or variable, with an under-shot slat conveyor. This machine is very reliable.
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