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Nance County, Ne | I totally agree with you on the way these machines handle themselves. We are on our 3rd yr with the current R-62 and we have not had any break downs that kept us out of the field for more than 4 hrs (replaced rear feed shaft). We run mostly irrigated corn and soybeans threw the machine. Don't know much about the N's but we had a 1991 R-60 that was a total nightmare. According to our service man the dealer has gotten most of there customers out of the 60's into 52's or62's. He still has one N-7 that almost lives in the back of the shop as it's always there. | |
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