FIVE YEARS OF HARVESTING MASSEY FERGUSON 38RS

The decision on which make and model to choose is therefore of utmost importance and lots of varying factors need to be taken into consideration when purchasing one. When a farm in Suffolk chose to replace their ageing Claas Dominator 106 with a brand-new MF 38RS it was a decision that proved to be a wise one and the machine remained on the same farm for five years. The story starts, however, with a demonstration machine.

Red Demo

In the summer of 1991, a Massey Ferguson 38RS combine was doing a demonstration tour around East Anglia, and in the middle of this it spent two days wheat harvesting on two farms in North Suffolk. The first of these farms saw it being put up against the resident Claas Dominator 106,