8650 combine and 1855.

Adam Suess · Aug 17, 2016

Oliver 1855 4wd and the White 8650 combine in action.

oliverkid · Aug 17, 2016

Now thats just plain cool!

B A Star · Aug 17, 2016

That's a neat photo, is it your machine and tractor?   It is basically a 8600 machine.   As I recall we had a concern with the gearbox at the back end of the PTO shaft, it was a 90 degree box which made the joint work hard and failed some input shafts.   Later machines had a 120 degree gearbox so that the input shaft lined up with the PTO shaft.

Adam Suess · Aug 18, 2016

I think it's a 90 deg box. I'm working on fitting a 704N to it for this fall. Hopefully that doesn't stress the joint too much.

rrlund · Aug 18, 2016

How would you like to run some weedy oats with it? Mine got away from me and is infested with ragweed and lambs quarter. I sure wish I had a pickup for the 7300 so I could lay it down and let it dry out before I try to run that mess through.

Part Time Pete · Aug 18, 2016

That really is a nice rig. Does it pull hard?
Pete

farmerwithmutt · Aug 18, 2016

At the freeport ill show a guy had a 7701,7721,6601,45,95 and others all pull type versions of John deere self propelled combines. I'm hoping I got the numbers right I've never seen one before and from what I heard he is only missing a couple. It's amazing to me that they even produced them.

brutus49DC · Aug 18, 2016

The pull type versons of the jd 45,95 and 105 were the 42,96 and 106. I do like the tractor and combine pics!

J. Schwiebert · Aug 18, 2016

The 42 was the pull type version of the model 40 not the 45.

Adam Suess · Aug 18, 2016

I would. But distance might be a issue.

Adam Suess · Aug 18, 2016

It's my tractor and combine. It doesn't seem to take much power. I'm guessing maybe 60 hp load for the most part.

brutus49DC · Aug 19, 2016

What is the cyl width of each model?

OliverGuy · Aug 20, 2016

that is awesome, great setup

J. Schwiebert · Aug 21, 2016

Here you go. The 42 had a 24-5/8 inch cylinder width. The cylinder width of the 45 was 26 inches The width of the 65 cylinder was 30 inches, the 96 was 40 inches and the 105 is listed as having a 50 inch cylinder. All were 22 inches diameter.

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