NW KS/ SC ID | TheGleaner - 4/8/2021 01:26
So going off of the people I've talked to, the F was a small machine when it came out, and the K was smaller yet, a few say about as big as an A.
Was there really that much demand for a combine that small?
May be its because I'm in the land of Ls and Ms, but a K just seems...really small. Not saying it's bad, nothing against it or those who run them, just...I'm curious on where they fit in.
Nowadays they are still popular in plot work. light weight and relatively compact so can be hauled with a pickup and gooseneck. |
Gleaner F and K
