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Saw these two Sitting in a field along a road that we were on yesterday. I am not sure what is up with the black one. I now that a couple years ago Gleaner was running around demoing a black one that they called the stealth, but I am not sure what is up with this one. Darrel
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Silver looks sharper.
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The "black" one is an option. It's a wrap put over the sheet metal. Carbide gray I think is what they call it.
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Are the new Gleaners actually galvanized metal anymore? I read they are plastic like (gulp) the Masseys
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Are the new Gleaners actually galvanized metal anymore? I read they are plastic like (gulp) the Masseys


Haven't been galvanized in awhile. Our R62 is painted.
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Originally posted by FREEDGUY FREEDGUY wrote:

Are the new Gleaners actually galvanized metal anymore? I read they are plastic like (gulp) the Masseys
It's galvanized metal but its painted. Been that way since 1998 I believe.
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Our S67 is painted gray metal. There's absolutely no plastic on them as far as panels go. I agree with Ryan, they call the dark ones carbide gray. I believe you could only get them on the S8 series and the newest ones don't have that option.
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