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jpsepp

12-26-2007 12:46:54




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What is a good running 45 gas worth with two row wide and 10' grain table?




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kurt:ky

12-26-2007 18:10:28




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 Re: 45 combine in reply to jpsepp, 12-26-2007 12:46:54  
Can't help you with price but dad use to make ruts in the muck field on wet year up to my knees.He always was able to back out.Our was a 1959 JD 45 round back. Had a 4 cylinder Hurc gas engine in it.



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johns48jdb

12-26-2007 14:21:12




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 Re: 45 combine in reply to jpsepp, 12-26-2007 12:46:54  
are you going to use it or restore it. i had two at one time and it was a real wet year and the farmer is was working for wanted to know if he could use it to get in some real wet places. he had 3 7720 jd combines 4wd that were brand new. all he had ever owned was jd"s. i asked him why he wanted that one. he said he could use it to get in some real low places and not worry about getting it stuck because he could pull it out real ease if he had to. i cut some beans in standing water with it one time because that was my only chance to get what i could out. it wouldn"t go up hill, but when i got to the end of the rows there was a road there that i could get out on and go up to the top of the hill and come back down again. it was just to slick to go up, but worked great the way i did it. of course people coming by didn"t like the mud on the road to much. i"ve seen them sell for 1500. is it a square back or round back. square backs were later models.

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jpsepp

12-27-2007 05:59:52




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 Re: 45 combine in reply to johns48jdb, 12-26-2007 14:21:12  
Not real sure on round or square. it is a friend of mine I work with dads machine. He is not real close but I think he has a picture of it. If so I will pass them along. His dad just wants to sell it. It does run good and is in central ky. Thanks for the info. I got to run a 9750sts with a 30' bean and a 12 row corn head this year..... Combines have come along way!!!



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johns48jdb

12-27-2007 18:02:13




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 Re: 45 combine in reply to jpsepp, 12-27-2007 05:59:52  
you lucky dog!



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