We are running at about $170CAN or $110 US to do the change, based on seperator hours. Not sure if that is good or bad from that perspective, but if you run a basic NPV analysis on it, it comes out ok. The annual cost of ownership has gone up some, but a CR940 is not a TR98. I would say that there is more combine there from almost every perspective. Productivity should increase by 15% to 20%. Our payments are going up about 25%. I farm in south central Alberta, so our window of opportunity to harvest is fairly narrow. Right now, we will be doing just under 2500 acres with it. It is a catch 22 situation, you either keep current at a cost, or draw on your equity and end up with nothing in the end. Once you get out of the cycle of trading every 4-5 years, it is very difficult to get back in. The equity in our TR98 is about at its peak right now, so we figured it was the best time to do it. I might be nuts, but time will tell.