With those machines you can brag to the rich people. You can tell them that you have something that it's a quarter of a million and you only use it for maybe 3 months out of the year.

Heck of an upgrade from the 9600. The 9860 will do twice the work. But I will agree with Kwood, the Lexions will outperform them in the field. I sell them and I have proven it several times. Regardless congrats on an awesome combine.

That rig needs a THF sticker!

I been getting my 9610 jd ready all day I think we may cut a little by the end of the week. So if you get to missing that 9600 to much let me know I'll trade you . That thing is sweet!!!!!

Know I've got a few TFF stickers, don't think I have any THF's left.. If I can find one I'll slap it on!

We're are yall going to be cutting at in the DFW area?

South of town, Red Oak down to Waxahachie/287 area..

Wow, that thing is freaking huge!!!! Awesome!!!!!

I was wondering... I didn't know if those storms that rolled through the other day did much damage to the crops or if people were collecting insurance

Very nice sir

I hate deere, execpt in their swathes, combines arent to bad though.

Its nice to some people didn't get bit by the late frost.

Hard to say for sure how much until we get to the field, but some of the wheat in the bottom land looked like it got a little freeze damage.. The heads we've checked on the higher ground look pretty good..

No hail on any of our stuff yet.. We had some very strong straight line winds last year in April that layed some fields down.. Had to run the header just off the ground & try to get the reel to pick it up.. That was s-l-o-w going!

Well that's good to hear about not getting any hail... I hear you about the wind laying the wheat over, being from the san angelo area we had to learn how to cut low from the lack of rain and wind! It's a pain but going slow is usually easier on the machines from what I've learned.

Big boy there.

too kool

Looks a lot different than the one I drove during the
wheat harvest of '69.

MO