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John Deere 30 combine

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Philip Croff

05-24-2000 13:51:17




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Just how good does a John Deere 30 pull type combine thresh? I've heard some good things about it. Also, I have a working one. It has very little rust, but has a few big dents in the sheetmetal. In other words, it works good, but doesn't look too great. What's it's value?It has PTO drive and the optional Hart Carter Scour-Kleen unit.




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RandyS

05-24-2000 16:03:06




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 Re: John Deere 30 combine in reply to Philip Croff, 05-24-2000 13:51:17  
I have a 30 that I use for wheat and soybeans. It does not have the Scour-Kleen, but does a pretty good job of cleaning unless you start running a lot of weeds through it. Around here (NW North Carolina) there are several 25's and 30's still in use, because we have a lot of small farms. I see them advertised for sale in this area from $300 to $1,000.



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Philip Croff

05-24-2000 16:24:58




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 Re: Re: John Deere 30 combine in reply to RandyS, 05-24-2000 16:03:06  
I got mine for $150! And that was buy one get one free! But we have no use for 2, don't have enough barn space for 2, and don't have 2 tractors with enough power. If you want the other one, email me. He's in northern Wisconsin



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paul

05-25-2000 08:11:43




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 Re: Re: Re: John Deere 30 combine in reply to Philip Croff, 05-24-2000 16:24:58  
Here in southern MN those combines go for 10% of that - $30 - $150. On an item like that, it REALLY depends where you live. There is NO demand for small pull type combines around here any more.

I would STRONGLY suggest keeping the extra combine for parts - you won't be able to find what you break when you need it, & please price new parts sometime soon, you'll be happy to have the spare. When I got my current F2 Gleaner, I just parked the old F Gleaner in the weeds. They _might_ have offered me $500 to haul it away, but I already stripped $700 of parts off it in 3 years, plus saved time running to dealers/ ordering parts....

--->Paul

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ErnieD

05-24-2000 14:53:59




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 Re: John Deere 30 combine in reply to Philip Croff, 05-24-2000 13:51:17  
Had a Ford pull type with the Scour Kleen, it did a real good job seperating the weed and small oat seed out. I was pleased with its clean grain operation.



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