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    Posted: 29 Sep 2021 at 7:34pm
There's a topic on another site regarding the "height" of modern combines as far as his "new" barn door opening height. These machines can't be any taller than 12'6'' to legally go down the road can they ??
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my 98' JD with Crary big top is 13'6 with 30.5 x 32 tires going under some wires will get your attention.
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Originally posted by ranger43 ranger43 wrote:

my 98' JD with Crary big top is 13'6 with 30.5 x 32 tires going under some wires will get your attention.
LOL!!!, I can imagine LOLLOL
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Our R 66 Gleaner won’t fit under a 14 ft. machine shed opening. It’s like 14 ft 2.5 in. at the top of the bubble up auger.
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Originally posted by cwhit cwhit wrote:

Our R 66 Gleaner won’t fit under a 14 ft. machine shed opening. It’s like 14 ft 2.5 in. at the top of the bubble up auger.

Our R62 with Mauer extensions will not fit in a 14 foot door either.   Neighbor had a 9650? Deere he snagged and ripped down a power line we can clear so his was well over 14 foot. 

When the 52 was delivered the trucker mentioned dumping the air to basically just short of dragging on the asphalt to fit under one overpass.   

Farm I bought had a low hanging service line electric coop wanted $2500 to move it wife text the crew leader a pic of the extensions sticking above the line next morning at 8:15 am two bucket trucks were in the field moving the line.  


Edited by victoryallis - 29 Sep 2021 at 8:48pm
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I always thought the Gleaner's were lower profile?? Do the Maurer extensions on the Gleaner go straight up or fan out?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote SteveM C/IL Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Sep 2021 at 10:34pm
My 62 has about a 3in extension added to top of what I assume is original bin. it measures 12 ft 3in to the top of that. The Maurer extension has a 3in frame fastened to that which all the flaps are attatched to. I have to drop the bubble up and fold the flaps to clear 14ft door. The flaps might just clear but too close for me. The bubble up shield will flex and make bad sounds goin in while raised. Wouldn't be so pretty backing out as it would hook and catch.
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That's why you see them being trucked without the tires & wheel on them, to get them under 13' 6"
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