The New Holland CR11 is truly a technological marvel! With its powerful performance and sophisticated design, it not only enhances productivity but also delivers an impressive driving experience. It is truly the perfect choice for those who seek innovation and efficiency in their work.
i will never forget the experienc I had with New Holland combines. They were running 7 machines in 100 bushel wheat trucks were hauling 70 miles to storage faclities. In three days of harvesting I never seen them all running at the same time. It was uncommon to see two broke down and three ocassionally. I seen all I needed to see there
I guess long lasting loans or trading an "older", but still expensive combine in for the CR11. Honestly, most farmers can't afford such combines and lease/rent the machine rather then buying it.
John Deere (UK) options: When you purchase a Combine in the UK, you have 3 financing options, Hire Purchase, Finance Lease and Operating Lease. - Purchase a combine harvester with hire purchase - Rent a combine harvester - Lease a combine harvester
No farmer can afford this combine most of the farms that have these combines like the x9 and ideal and many others they are leased that is the only way then honestly afford them and the payments a tax deductible but if they buy them out right they only can claim for limited amounts
Need a lot of land to justify it that’s for sure. May be low profit per acre but if you have enough acres you can afford it, definitely not many guys with that many though.
But are the return elevators still paper thin so they leak easily? And do you still have to use a large bar to manually reverse the rotors when they plug? And is service work such as greasing easy yet? Putting grease zerks in places that require disassembly is a sure way to make sure it is never done.
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The New Holland CR11 is truly a technological marvel! With its powerful performance and sophisticated design, it not only enhances productivity but also delivers an impressive driving experience. It is truly the perfect choice for those who seek innovation and efficiency in their work.
Look out X9, here comes the real BIG BOSS in the harvest fields of the world
i will never forget the experienc I had with New Holland combines. They were running 7 machines in 100 bushel wheat trucks were hauling 70 miles to storage faclities. In three days of harvesting I never seen them all running at the same time. It was uncommon to see two broke down and three ocassionally. I seen all I needed to see there
Its poetry in motion great video awsome narration as usual 😊
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Great machine!
Only other combine that can possoble keep up to a class
With a 1 million plus price tag, and wheat futures and corn so low how many farmer's can afford this combine?
I guess long lasting loans or trading an "older", but still expensive combine in for the CR11. Honestly, most farmers can't afford such combines and lease/rent the machine rather then buying it.
All I see is superior technology.
John Deere (UK) options:
When you purchase a Combine in the UK, you have 3 financing options, Hire Purchase, Finance Lease and Operating Lease.
- Purchase a combine harvester with hire purchase
- Rent a combine harvester
- Lease a combine harvester
No farmer can afford this combine most of the farms that have these combines like the x9 and ideal and many others they are leased that is the only way then honestly afford them and the payments a tax deductible but if they buy them out right they only can claim for limited amounts
Need a lot of land to justify it that’s for sure. May be low profit per acre but if you have enough acres you can afford it, definitely not many guys with that many though.
thats some combine
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Nice
Thought these were made in grand island Nebraska with case combines🤔
How is it standing up against the fendt combine anyway the Tx 66 will always be the rolls Royce of the combines for sure
But are the return elevators still paper thin so they leak easily? And do you still have to use a large bar to manually reverse the rotors when they plug? And is service work such as greasing easy yet? Putting grease zerks in places that require disassembly is a sure way to make sure it is never done.
Where does this mine is bigger than yours thing stop ?
John deere relegated to #2
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#3 behind caseih
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