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how good is 80 IH

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wade

10-23-2004 18:58:40




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i wrote pull type combine (help). and got alot of good responces. I now need help again someone close to me has a 80 IH combine pull type pto driven, for sale. (he says) its in perfect cond. also that it has an 80 inch cut. he used it this year for rye. he don't know anything about combining alfalfa. this it would probly do. NOW MY QUESTION is i didn't hear anyone say anything at all about IH combines. ARE THEY ANY GOOD???? this guy also thinks it was made in the 60's i need to know when they were made, how hard to get parts. what to look for when i go to see it. can i get new sheives (SCREENS) as he probly does'nt have them for alfalfa. he said he uses it for soy,and rye. does'nt want to farm anymore because the dam deer are eating up all his crops. (get deer hunters). do they use belt or canavas like allis. any help would be appreciated.

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Kerwin

10-25-2004 06:10:09




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 Re: how good is 80 IH in reply to wade, 10-23-2004 18:58:40  
The IH 80 used an auger system instead of a canvas. I think it was the first IH pull-behind to do so.

As far as parts, you might want to give a local Case-IH dealer a call to see what they say. I would imagine bearings, etc., would still be available.



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John51

10-24-2004 16:07:13




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 Re: how good is 80 IH in reply to wade, 10-23-2004 18:58:40  
I think they were pretty good combines, but it's old now. I may have a screen I used for alfalfa and clover seed years ago. It fit an IH 91 self propelled but I think they are the same. If you get the combine let me know and I'll measure it.



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