Chris Mulder, Product Specialist and Territory Sales at RedMac Three Springs, has wrapped up a run of Case IH AF9 demonstrations on customer farms across the district. Over the last couple of weeks Chris took the machine from property to property, giving local growers the chance to see the AF9 at work in their own paddocks and their own crops.
A demo on your own farm tells you far more than a brochure can. Customers were able to watch the AF9 handle their conditions, ask Chris questions as it worked, and see first-hand how the machine is set up and dialled in.
Finally, a look at canola
The highlight this year was getting the machine up here in time to see it perform in canola. When the AF10 came through on its 2025 demo, the season had moved on and it was already in wheat by the time we had it at Three Springs. That left a question many local growers wanted answered: how does the AF series go in canola?
This year we got to find out. Conditions have been far from favourable, which made it an even better test, and it was fantastic to see the AF9 in canola and how it performed.
Fuel efficiency stood out
Customers were happy to see how fuel efficient the AF9 was, especially given the amount of crop it covered. When you work it out in litres per tonne and litres per hectare, the Case IH AF9 was performing extremely well.
Thank you
A big thank you to every customer who had the demo on their property. Harvest is the busiest time of the year, and we appreciate you making the time and the paddock available. Demos like this don’t happen without you.
Looking to upgrade?
The time to purchase a new Case IH combine is now. There are great deals on 260 Series and AF Series combines for orders placed before 28 Feb 2027. Terms and conditions apply.
We also have an AF11 and the AF9 demo machine in stock and ready to go straight into the crop.
If you’d like to know more about the Case IH AF9, or talk through how it went, get in touch with Chris Mulder at RedMac Three Springs.
