Posted by Don-Wi on July 15, 2016 at 00:01:00 from (66.87.77.55):
In Reply to: silage chopper posted by sparktrician on July 14, 2016 at 20:12:50:
Best bet is to go to auctions and keep your eyes open. Not too many Deere choppers here, mostly Gehl and some nh.
I'd stay away from Gehl being that they don't make them any more and some parts are starting to get hard to find.
We went from a Fox 3000 to a New Holland 892. The nh is a good machine and is way heavier than we need, but I think it still pulls easier than the Fox ever did. We got the nh for $700, and another $500 for a corn head (in oak season) after the one sold with it turned out to be for a smaller model so it didn't fit at all.
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