A fantastic sight indeed, I do miss the days when larger farms would run 3 or 4 (or more) machines like these or John Deere 1085s etc, the sight of the convoy of combines coming down our road to start the harvest was a summer highlight during my childhood.

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Great job.... real classics... cheers for you , Mick and Kees ... i liked it on FP and like it here!!

love the look of these things me and a mate bought one earlier in the year 2012 changed knackered engine v8 just want to try it out well done you guys.

Massey always gave a good clean sample, at the expense of speed. We used to run two Masseys, 3342s with 24 foot combs on them. Beaut sample but very limited speedwise. We then bought a 1644 Interny and do twice the amount of acres in a day as what the two Masseys would. Our Masseys had two separate bins on themmm and would sort the undersized grain out if you wanted to run it that way. If you wanted you could open the hatch and it would become just one bin. Both of ours had 6354 Perki motors in them set at about 110 hp. Power wasn't the problem, it was a capacity digestion problem. Feed em too much and they would thump and shake, break chains and slip belts. The Inter loves lots of straw and we now have to cut very low otherwise it gives you the feefling of its starving hungary. Gotta keep the speed up and cut low. Easily double the speed of the .masseys. Love the video of them all, hope you get a good run out of them. 👍🏻👍🏻

Could be Dale Stark all over again! He would be proud.

I would think they would be in separate parts of field so they wouldn't keep dancing around 0n the end

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