It's amazing how even these new combines, when stripped down to the core with all the fancy styling and guarding gone, still look largely the same as all combines for the last 70 years.
It's amazing how even these new combines, when stripped down to the core with all the fancy styling and guarding gone, still look largely the same as all combines for the last 70 years.
When cutting the axles was mentioned I was expecting a torch. Much faster and more adaptable to odd shapes and spaces than the abrasive saw, especially for demolition.
Love it! He needs a shear attachment. I spent half a day stripping an old round baler and loading it on a trailer. Operator at scrap yard just picked it up and threw it 25 across his pile like nothing.
I am surprised this video don’t have a half 1 million views this was incredible to watch and it shows how strong and how well these machines are put together
I was surprised that he did not bring a torch with him to take the combine apart. I watched four guys take a Cat D8 tractor apart in about two hours with a couple of oxy-acetylene torches.
