@123guus It's a 4 row wide unit (30 in.), 10ft or 3m wide. There is now a version for pull type harvesters (JD 5000) or pre-FX NH with 4 rows. And for 2011, there will be a 3 row version available for Dion, Nh, Gehl and Deere pull type harvesters.
@123guus It's a 4 row wide unit (30 in.), 10ft or 3m wide. There is now a version for pull type harvesters (JD 5000) or pre-FX NH with 4 rows. And for 2011, there will be a 3 row version available for Dion, Nh, JF, Gehl and Deere pull type harvesters.
Most farmers around have vertical silos and the blower is often what's limiting. Many fields are small also depending on the region. They wouldn't be able to go much faster with a much bigger harvester. With a pull-type harvester they are using it's full capacity can use the tractors they use the rest of the season for other purposes. Much less investment.
FP240 choppers are rated for 300 HP, we run ours on our Case IH magnum 8940 that has 275 HP and it is a good match. but 3 rows is enough in a good crop to keep the chopper full
The owner bought a controller that modifies the electronic injection. It "fooles" the sensor making it for example opened to 130% when it senses it's open to 100%. The guy actually says it's closer to 400hp at the engine.
I think the driver was going over 4mph. He said he could drive just as fast as he can with the NH 3 row conventional header, because the feeding is much more constant especially when you enter the row, no need to slow down. NOtice the tractor has more power than it is sold for. The kernel processor was on, but cutting with only 6 knives for longer length of cut.
do you know how much horsepower is actually needed to run 4 rows, and a kernel processor? I see you have 375hp, is that overkill or not?
thanks
W1zar6 3 months ago
@W1zar6 375hp is actually perfect to fully exploit the 4 rows... especialy if you have tall corn.
pnieuw79 3 months ago
Would these heads fit on a gehl 1275?
sahholsteins1 3 months ago
Where did you get the header from and how did you have to convert it to make it fit?
Please answer back
dannyschulz1 7 months ago
how manny rows does it take at one ride?
123guus 1 year ago
@123guus It's a 4 row wide unit (30 in.), 10ft or 3m wide. There is now a version for pull type harvesters (JD 5000) or pre-FX NH with 4 rows. And for 2011, there will be a 3 row version available for Dion, Nh, Gehl and Deere pull type harvesters.
pnieuw 1 year ago
@123guus It's a 4 row wide unit (30 in.), 10ft or 3m wide. There is now a version for pull type harvesters (JD 5000) or pre-FX NH with 4 rows. And for 2011, there will be a 3 row version available for Dion, Nh, JF, Gehl and Deere pull type harvesters.
pnieuw 1 year ago
Der Auswurf ist zu klein! kann den Wagen gar nicht richtig voll machen
MATIX2686 1 year ago
Very nice. I have a customer who is looking at buying one.
wsorfan 1 year ago
That looks so cool at 1:04 when the field is complete and it just pulls in the corn stalks!!!
crazyman7000 2 years ago
Is this a Kemper license ?
RenzeZielman 2 years ago
dude thats super
lildjohnson95 2 years ago
I like the video I have a FP240 but it don't take that much in. do you have a kernal prossecer
1987608563 2 years ago
great video!!!!
but why don´t you use a Krone Big X??? its much faster and i bet it uses less fuel...
but great vid!
Futhunt 3 years ago
Most farmers around have vertical silos and the blower is often what's limiting. Many fields are small also depending on the region. They wouldn't be able to go much faster with a much bigger harvester. With a pull-type harvester they are using it's full capacity can use the tractors they use the rest of the season for other purposes. Much less investment.
pnieuw 3 years ago
hey I have a 900 New Holland chopper. will that head fit on a 900? and how much bigger is your chopper than a 900?
99paystar5000 3 years ago
FP240 choppers are rated for 300 HP, we run ours on our Case IH magnum 8940 that has 275 HP and it is a good match. but 3 rows is enough in a good crop to keep the chopper full
kbkt454ss 2 years ago
a 900 is a bit smaller than a fp230
can only go up to about 200-250 hp
fp230 goes up to 250-300 hp
fp240 goes up to 300-350 hp
lucpins 2 years ago
super....
Laisvis69 3 years ago
takiej jeszcze nie widzialem
pikaciu167 3 years ago
Quebec rules...lol where was this????
npk007 3 years ago
Coaticook!
pnieuw 3 years ago
where is it and how many cattle are you raiseing
sf05farm 3 years ago
looks like youre cutting her a little green
hotsticker 4 years ago
Yes, it was actually a little too wet, but the owner wanted it that way... It was the first job this contractor did last fall.
pnieuw 4 years ago
I think you got the description wrong. That 8430 cant be at 375 hp.
9150man 4 years ago
The owner bought a controller that modifies the electronic injection. It "fooles" the sensor making it for example opened to 130% when it senses it's open to 100%. The guy actually says it's closer to 400hp at the engine.
pnieuw 4 years ago
wow, how fast are you going, are you kernal processing?
dirkalirka 4 years ago
I think the driver was going over 4mph. He said he could drive just as fast as he can with the NH 3 row conventional header, because the feeding is much more constant especially when you enter the row, no need to slow down. NOtice the tractor has more power than it is sold for. The kernel processor was on, but cutting with only 6 knives for longer length of cut.
pnieuw 4 years ago
did you have to make many mods to fit the dion head on the nh240? is there a kit available to do the swap?
engbert2 4 years ago
Hi, I thought I replied to your comment. There are only minor modifications to adapt the header on a NH harvester. A kit will be available for 2008.
pnieuw 4 years ago