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Register NOW to calculate the savings you'll add to your bottom line when harvesting with a New Holland CR Series combine.

Save $2,000 in Fuel

Operate more efficiently, thus saving tank-loads of fuel.
Save $4,400 in Labor Costs

Harvest faster, shaving the equivalent of 2 days off in-field harvesting and production.
Put an Extra $16,600 worth of premium grain in the Bin

Twin Rotor technology produces a higher-quality grain sample and less rotor and shoe losses for bigger savings to your bottom line.

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Calculations are based on independent third-party combine productivity comparison tests on 2015 New Holland (NH) CR9.90 Elevation and John Deere (JD) S690 combines. Tests were conducted in wheat and canola near Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada in September 2015. Fuel use measurements were conducted when operating at the productivity targets.
Combine productivity is a measure of the typical sustained grain harvesting capacity when operated at an acceptable grain loss or other limiting factor, whether it is engine power, feeding, or any other factor. It is important to understand that combine productivity differs from combine capacity, which was the traditional way that the independent third-party testing organization publicly reported combine performance. Combine capacity was determined using specialized test equipment to develop curves of grain loss versus feedrate. Capacity was a precisely controlled measurement of performance over a small area of the field, while productivity provides an indication of sustained performance over a larger field.
For details, visit our Harvest Productivity Toolbox page upon registering and download the report or download by clicking here. Details can be found within the Executive summary portion of the report.