Practical test: MF 7274 Cerea Auto Level combine MF opts to walker shake rather than rotor stir on its high-output combine harvester models based on the theory that this method of grain and straw separation gives the optimum combination of good work rates and minimal damage to the to-be-baled crop left behind. How does such thinking stand up in practice? We use the eight-walker MF 7274
Massey Ferguson 7274 Cerea AL
Practical test: MF 7274 Cerea Auto Level combine MF opts to walker shake rather than rotor stir on its high-output combine harvester models based on the theory that this method of grain and straw separation gives the optimum combination of good work rates and minimal damage to the to-be-baled crop left behind. How does such […]
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