A buddy of mines grandpa just got a 7720 and also has a 20ft head. They also shell corn with a 6 row head. Do you know how fast you guys can harvest your corn and beans?
It belongs to my grandpa. It's a 1967 Piper Cherokee 180. I believe it was a dealer demo for a few months before he bought it, but I believe he bought it in 1967 or 1968 with very little time on it. He used to have a grass runway in our field across the road, but it's been gone for 30 years or so now. My dad said the last time he remembers the Cherokee flying was New Year's Day of 1984, so it's been sitting for a long time and unfortunately, is in rough shape.
200 years later. Regardless, I’m just happy you got another one out. 👏 👏👏
Should be another one coming later today!
A buddy of mines grandpa just got a 7720 and also has a 20ft head. They also shell corn with a 6 row head. Do you know how fast you guys can harvest your corn and beans?
Usually try to do around 3 MPH, but mainly depends on how they’re going through the combine and the head.
What's the story on the aircraft sitting in the background?
It belongs to my grandpa. It's a 1967 Piper Cherokee 180. I believe it was a dealer demo for a few months before he bought it, but I believe he bought it in 1967 or 1968 with very little time on it. He used to have a grass runway in our field across the road, but it's been gone for 30 years or so now. My dad said the last time he remembers the Cherokee flying was New Year's Day of 1984, so it's been sitting for a long time and unfortunately, is in rough shape.
MOREEEEEEEEEEE VIDEOOOOOO MR SCHOOLCRAFT
Agreed
Should be one up later today!
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