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I did in oz and Canada in the late '80s Steve but they were a rare thing here.

 

Having been out of ag for 15 years myself, and the fact combines and machinery in general are getting bigger all the time, guess they must be getting more popular here now.

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I did in oz and Canada in the late '80s Steve but they were a rare thing here.

 

Having been out of ag for 15 years myself, and the fact combines and machinery in general are getting bigger all the time, guess they must be getting more popular here now.

 

The reason I asked is that I have never seen another in use in my area, but compaction on the ground is beginning to be an issue. and we now use 2 tractor/trailers instead of 3 and they are not racing along the tramlines chasing the combine saving diesel

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Looks like it has some low ground pressure tyres on for it.

 

When I worked with them the main reason for using them was, the corn went onto trucks for transport, tractors were not widely used on roads as a trip of 50 to 100 miles was common back to store.

 

The trucks themselves were not always ideal for travelling in the field alongside the combine, hence the chasers.

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