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Post by pudding on Sept 12, 2002 4:40:13 GMT 1
......you right on the button kenjar  |
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Post by pudding on Sept 13, 2002 3:18:43 GMT 1
this would useful for big disc mower combinations. direct competition for Krone...huh
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Post by pudding on Sept 13, 2002 3:42:32 GMT 1
hey kenjar, could keep playing this game but with all the machinery shows over here the cat really is out of the bag on the new CNH AFX combine here is a post on another forum talk.newagtalk.com/forums/MachineryTalk/posts/18334.htmlmy local dealer was asking me about the CVT a early last week..... the steyr CVT......this is going to be the new rotor drive..... i am told........this is the best thing since sliced bread for me,.....no more rotor belts.........making it idiot proof to the dumbest operator....(well the balls ups now just get more expensive!) also.......with a positive stream of parts availability for this technology, it should minimise the pain of introducing the CVX to the us market......after all.....fendt is doing the hard yards in the US at the mo......developing a market......case can now easily move into this market as well.......hmm.....maybe a feedlot special huh?......big axles, front suspension, cab springs....like the MXM, twin crowd, self leveling loader.....cvx150.....built to compete directly against the 7510 IVT? huh> would be nice huh......i sure woodbeefs bison would be excited to see that i sure they would be more excited to see that steyr 330....reverse drive...... |
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Post by kenjar on Sept 13, 2002 15:52:26 GMT 1
Meeooow!!!!!!!
Guess it was time for you to do it. Was fun.eh?
There is alot of hydraulic plumbing to the CVT trans on the AFX.
Wonder if CNH will now enter this area of the market, especially now, since Deere has introduced it's IVT models. They should have been one up on Deere, now if they offer a CVX/CVT model, many here will have an opinion that they are playing catch up.
The 330 Steyr, well we can give them our ideas, its up to them if they want to implement 'em.
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Post by pudding on Sept 17, 2002 2:41:01 GMT 1
looking forward to some decent red rigs in the US kenjar.......
hey kenjar, you still worken down your way, or you chasen womens round?
was harvesting corn up here, 125bu/ac is av on da farm at the mo......
remeber there are guys in drought here......soybean yeilds have been lower than the mositure!.......we will get into soybeans next week.......they are turning fast!!
laters
pudding
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Post by kenjar on Sept 18, 2002 3:50:17 GMT 1
Hey Pudding, Yeah, chiseling some milo stubble. County average on corn probably in the 50 to 60 bushel range, not so good. Very little cotton in the area, but the yields have been great. Some 2 bale yields. Chasing women? Nah, the wife frowns on such things. Rumor has it that the Kentucky gals are giving you chase, just the price you super hero dudes have to pay.   ;D |
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Post by pudding on Sept 20, 2002 1:34:35 GMT 1
lol......a guy i work with has the same problem with his wife.....he starts chasing her round the house, she finds him dishes to wash and a yard to mow
kentucky women, i have met a granddaughter of a ex worker here at miles......she is hot.......and she likes my accent.......but i think i would have to fight of here husband and boyfriend, and father and brother to get to here...........a women as pretty as she is can't be single!.....i wish she was
i keep going back to the shop she works in to see if she is still good looking..........
laters
pudding....
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Post by eppie on Sept 20, 2002 20:52:22 GMT 1
My father keeps telling me: "Son, everyone wants a pretty woman. But remember this, you can never have a pretty woman on your own, because other guys will always look at her."
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Post by pudding on Sept 22, 2002 1:11:48 GMT 1
true, that is very true ......if shes lucky she can have me....lol....... hey woodbeef........she is a pretty kentucky hill billy chick....lol |
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Post by Woodbeef on Sept 22, 2002 2:40:57 GMT 1
Hey pudds,
Man you be below the line now boy!! That word be hillbilly all one word not two!!
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Post by eppie on Sept 22, 2002 14:46:23 GMT 1
Hey guys, what's a hillbilly? I can imagine the hills, but what does Billy have to do with them ? ;D Oh, by the way: Arent we getting a bit out of topic now? |
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Post by kenjar on Sept 22, 2002 16:47:00 GMT 1
Hi Renze, Let's see Hillbilly. This is a term used to describe someone who lives or comes from the mountains or backwoods region of the southern US. Really not a very complementary term. There used to be a comedy TV show here called the Beverly Hillbillies. From CVT to hillbillies, just a bit off topic.  |
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Post by Woodbeef on Sept 22, 2002 23:13:45 GMT 1
Hey guys,
Actually the correct definition of a "Hillbilly" is: A Southern Michigan Potato Farmer from the Irish Hills area of the state.
There see Renze, we're still talking about farming,eh!!
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Post by kenjar on Sept 23, 2002 0:47:28 GMT 1
Hey Woodbeef, According to your definition, a hillbilly could live in Canada. That is if the Southern Michigan Potato Farmer from the Irish Hills had decided to relocate to, say the Ontario region of Canada. Eh? ;D  |
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Post by pudding on Sept 23, 2002 1:32:52 GMT 1
naw we not too far off the topic, betcha she does have a CVT drive
whats the definition of a hick?
ie, used in the term 'hillybilly hick' that could be northerners huh?
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