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Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved?

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1206SWMO

12-03-2006 19:19:11

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I've looked at this combine several times and cant make up my mind on it.Its sat in one place for at least 40 years.I dont think its had all that much use but the elements havent been kind to it..Notice that its sitting on the ground.Its a rusty mess.

Its 25 miles away and can be bought for scrap price.It would take alot of work and a chain saw to get it out of there.It has duals on the left side.When I first saw it in 1976 it had paint and you could read the Harvest Brigade decal on the grain bin.

I wonder if theres $150 worth of parts there?It would be quite a conversation piece and wouldnt need to be shedded.

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Gray122

12-06-2006 20:18:31

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 1206SWMO, 12-03-2006 19:19:11

So, what was your final did the guy take the offer you put up? Do tell,,

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Gray122

12-05-2006 19:38:44

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 1206SWMO, 12-03-2006 19:19:11

I have to partially agree with everyone else, for a combine in that condition, it is quite a bit. But id have to say go for it, who knows how many more are left in the world.

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Gray122

12-05-2006 19:41:53

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to Gray122, 12-05-2006 19:38:44

Hey, also look at it this way, you can take all the wood you chain saw down around the combine. m sure hed let you keep it, and seel it as fire wood!

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Butch(OH)

12-04-2006 10:11:50

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 1206SWMO, 12-03-2006 19:19:11

You sure have a heart for combines 1206. I am about the last person to say put one out to pasture but dang, sure hard to find anything good on that one. If it was on my place I"d leave it sit but haul it home from somewhere else? nope.

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Atoz

12-04-2006 09:28:24

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 1206SWMO, 12-03-2006 19:19:11

The tires, of course will be rotted. Too bad, since they have the old style tread.

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JD 5020 guy

12-03-2006 20:39:08

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 1206SWMO, 12-03-2006 19:19:11

If it were me I wouldn't take it for $150.

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71ford100

12-03-2006 19:42:40

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 1206SWMO, 12-03-2006 19:19:11

At 150 I say leave it. If you can get it for around 50 I would take it. Definately been there awhile. (Is this the place with the MM baler)

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1206SWMO

12-04-2006 17:52:24

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 71ford100, 12-03-2006 19:42:40

Yes,that where the MM baler is.

Here in MO they wont cut a guy any slack at all.They all want scrap price or more for everything.The first thing they tell you is that it ought to be worth $50-60 per ton or more.I've never had a thing offered for free.

I may shoot him $150 for both the combine and baler since they are only 25 miles away.

Those are the original drive tires (shot) on it and they are 90% tread.It couldnt have been used very much.

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Fgr

12-04-2006 14:06:08

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Re: Picture-Should This Rusty 21-A Massey Be Saved in reply to 71ford100, 12-03-2006 19:42:40

The price is a little steep for something like that, but it was an actuall combine on the harvest brigade, and is diar need of a good home, so would say take it, just my two cents.

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