When it comes to shifting grain away from the combine and back to the yard, commercial vehicles can claim several advantages. To do this, though, there’s still the dilemma of how best to transfer the grain off soft arable fields and into those road-going bulkers
Keeping combines on the move
When it comes to shifting grain away from the combine and back to the yard, commercial vehicles can claim several advantages. To do this, though, there’s still the dilemma of how best to transfer the grain off soft arable fields and into those road-going bulkers
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