Back in Sept 2001, John Deere introduced its WTS combine harvester line to replace the long-serving 2200 units, and the following harvest we were given the opportunity to put an ‘entry’ six-walker pre-production 9640 WTS through an extensive profi test on the Continent. Our findings? There’s much to like on the 9640 unit, but top outputs are ultimately compromised by lack of engine power
Practical test: John Deere 9640 WTS combine
Back in Sept 2001, John Deere introduced its WTS combine harvester line to replace the long-serving 2200 units, and the following harvest we were given the opportunity to put an ‘entry’ six-walker pre-production 9640 WTS through an extensive profi test on the Continent. Our findings? There’s much to like on the 9640 unit, but top […]
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