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Pittsburg, Kansas | I expect they finally got the bugs worked out. And it may not have been a problem in all sizes. I think ours was a 40 foot, might have been the biggest model at the time. We barely had the horsepower to pull it at the speed needed.
The last time they worked on it sent a very well equipped service truck and welder. Shipped a bunch of iron and parts in on a flatbed, and proceeded to make major improvements that had been incorporated into the current year model machines. It helped but didn't solve the issue.
It is a shame because we really liked the machine and the productivity 90% of the time when working like designed. Had they been able to get the hopping stopped we would have been very happy with it. | |
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Don Landoll
