I have worked in combine engineering. Not all combines are the same.
For instance, the mf 750 has a grain pan vs augers on the Deere. The grain pan allows stratification before grain reaches the shoe, plus full length walker return pan on the massey makes the shoe work better.
The mf also has separates front and rear sections on the sieve, that is an engineering difference. In fact, as an engineer, i have no clue what jd engineers could have tought while creating a lh and rh adjustment sieves and chaffer!!
The massey has been optimused for grain and Deere has been designed in corn country.
Now, you may adjust for difference in design by adjusting troughput, but at equal troughput, the mf is going to gave a better sample in grain.
Now i agree that parts ate easier to get on the Deere and it could ve that more people still know how to service them.
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