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Sioux County, NWIA | Being a late model Specialty Crop it should have had the rubber mounted pickup tines. Since they have been replaced I would want to know what exactly is in there now. The original NH rubber mounted tines performed better than the OEM steel tines but the durability wasn’t the greatest unless they were never used in corn stalks, not spun out under a plugged pickup, or constantly hitting the dirt hard. Since they have been replaced, they may be the newer OEM rubber mounted tines that held up much better. The very late model BR7090s should have had a split tine bar as well which, so far as I can tell, does not improve longevity but would be easier to replace on an as needed basis.
Edited by Gearclash 11/12/2024 12:16
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New Holland 7090
