Near Intersection of I-35 & I-90 Southern Mn. | The above list sounds like a good plan. You could get more "pieces" and you wouldn't need to move as much but you would have the additional cost.
Your get by with less "pieces" and you would need to move more but save some money.
The list as suggested seems like a good balance between too much and too little.
The 8300 would likely need an external steering valve that mounts on the rear of the cab. This steering valve tees into the original steering. It works well.
You could use the Steady Steer arrangement for both tractors. It would then be possible to move the Steady Steer motor also along with the InCommand, Steering Controller and GPS. I have both and prefer the hydraulic steering on our 8310 but the Steady Steer I have in my combine works very well.
I would encourage you to have a display cable that stays with each tractor. You could get by with one and just move it but then the moving process is getting more involved.
I play the moving game as I have an InCommand 1200 and GPS 7500 unlocked and subscribed to Terra Star Pro C in my planting tractor where it steers with a Steer Command Z2 and uses other modules on the planter for working with seed, fertilizer and spray. That InCommand and GPS get moved to the Hagie Sprayer for spraying. They get moved to the combine for harvesting. I have display cables in each so moving from one rig to the next only takes a few minutes. |
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