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which JD ? New Buisness

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10-03-2007 23:53:45




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me and my family have a JD 3020D we have had for few years i bought a 400 series round baler and have cut our 40 acres of irrigated Bermuda for the past two years and have done our neighbors 20 acres and my step dads 50 acres of course i have been on wheat harvest when i was younger for about three years and i loved it so with all my dads friends that have wheat and the custom cutters having to leave sooner and cant wait i have decided to buy a combine a grain truck and a trailer for the header i just need to decide what combine i know it is going to be JD but ?? which one My budget $5,000 maximum less would be nice and i can afford to have some work done to it to get it field ready but it needs to be dependable i can give the tlc it needs i am thinking probably about 200 acres of wheat a season or little less

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Dave Pearson

10-04-2007 07:41:33




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 Re: which JD ? New Buisness in reply to ???, 10-03-2007 23:53:45  

Around central and southeast Kansas I've seen excellent examples of the earlier combines bring less than 1K at auction. A 7720 last spring brought 3.5K, looked good fairly low hours and separator sounded smooth - belts looked new. I'd say your decision should be based on how much you plan to run it. The earlier combines did not have air cond. Just my 2c.



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buickanddeere

10-04-2007 03:52:07




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 Re: which JD ? New Buisness in reply to ???, 10-03-2007 23:53:45  
A combine is an expensive and time consuming mistress. $5000.00 is the yearly parts budget for a used combine that's only 1/3 worn out.



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