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Glenwood, Mn | I used to run around with a 220 on a 6600. It handled it fine. Just got a be careful when stopping abruptly! I had rear weights too. 443 was also a good match but in 200 bushel corn you can get it filled up pretty fast so be carefu to not throw it out the back! We had 5k hours on it before parking it. Only reason we stopped using it was we needed more capacity so we upgraded to a 9600. For their age they are OK combines. My only gripe was having to take the seat out to work on stuff. That was super annoying. | |
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JD 6600 combine
