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| We always figure we could probably get by without it but figure it's easier on the frame and hydro in even marginal conditions. Also have some rolling ground that gets pretty nasty if the duals pack solid, one wet year and it pays for itself in productivity. Without duals and 4wd you will have nothing to keep you tracking straight. I'd say keep looking for a combine in the condition you want with 4wd, used combines are in a buyers market right now and probably more so into the next year. | |
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How important is 4wd on a combine?
