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| That's when it was new. Then, 1 month later, volunteer sunflowers came up like a green highway; behind the combine. I had much more trash behind the 750 TT . That's when I realized I had to slow down to 1-2 mph in sunflowers. I followed every recommendation to the letter ; and the small sieve area of the 750 TT was the most limiting factor. the Lexion was far too aggressive for sunflowers. With everything set wide open; the heads were still totally destroyed in small pieces. With my 4 Case's ; I could leave many heads in 1 piece; with the seed removed.
My experience in milo was even more disappointing. I bought a Case 7230; which has almost twice the sieve area of the 750 TT.
I am pleased with my Case 7230 . I've had it for 3 years. Much more capacity and better sample quality than my 750 TT.
I also like the new Gleaners.
I never ran my 750 TT in corn. Yes, I heard they were great in corn.
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Anyone regret buying a lexion combine?
