|
Walnut Grove MN USA | Thanks for taking the time to post those pics, very interesting, particularly that first machine. Tracks, big capacity, articulated design, conveyor unload to either side. That second and third I am less thrilled about with those crazy wheels in the center, or is it end of combine, Idon't know. Having operated a combine pulling a cart I know full well you need a darn good operator to run it. Even your average driver can make a lot of scrap metal in a hurry if you forget that thing is back there, don't ask how I know(wasn't me). Needs to be on one frame. Articulated takes up a lot of space in an area where it is needed for other things. I have an idea for a combine that has been running around in my head for awhile, maybe it is time to start putting it down on paper and maybe metal. One problem I had is where to put the grain tank, those pictures address that. | |
|
combine design idea part 2
