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Bought 3300 combine

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Farm w/Junk

06-26-2003 20:44:33




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Hi thanksto everyone who responeded to my last post. I bought the combine and 2 drills for $650. Now i have a question. While driving it home I realized I had no brakes at all!! I knew they werent good but not that bad. So my question is how do you adjust or fix them? The right pedal is now touching the floor. And they dont grip very much at all. Thanks for all your help. Matt




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Mike

06-27-2003 06:18:51




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 Re: Bought 3300 combine in reply to Farm w/Junk, 06-26-2003 20:44:33  
I hope you have flat ground because in Ohio I have heard of many 3300 combines tipping over.



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Craig

06-27-2003 13:11:28




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 Re: Re: Bought 3300 combine in reply to Mike, 06-27-2003 06:18:51  
Yes...I had a 3300 gas flat screen and enoyed it for the most part. It is a toy that turns heads. I always wondered about blowing a tire or something because they are very narrow. If it is a flat screen gas you will need to keep radiator fins blown out...it will run hot regardless of how hard you try to keep it cool. If you enjoy small acreage you will enjoy a 3300. I traded up to a 4400 diesel..huge difference in performance. Don't expect to get much done, but enjoy the "conversation piece." Hope you don't raise wheat either because the cab next to hot engine on a hot day is no fun.

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