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Shelbourne stripper head pros/cons
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jde
Posted 7/1/2009 21:51 (#762864 - in reply to #762749)
Subject: RE: Shelbourne stripper head pros/cons


NC
here we raise SRW and back in say 1989 or so they first showed up. became a fad and probably where 30+ in the local area. still raise SRW in the area but today there are maybe less than 3 still running. they got such a bad rep for wasting wheat here that many at auction received no bids.

if you notice, draper heads are all the rave now and even the Big 3 OEM's are offering them and Deere has even developed their own i'm told? if the strippers had been a very successful tool, wouldn't the OEM's had made marketing deals with SR & sold them also. other than MF offering their take on the stripper i don't think that occurred?

one thing is for sure, a new MacDon 36ft Draper is an expensive tool but it is capable of harvesting how many different crops? the strippers where overly expensive when they first showed up versus a platform on a per foot basis? i can't imagine what a new SR stripper of any width cost today?
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