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Re: What to do with an old combine
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Posted by paul on July 11, 2002 at 08:23:11 from (209.23.145.16):
In Reply to: What to do with an old combine posted by Shep on July 10, 2002 at 13:11:23:
Whew, here in the mid-west you wouldn't get 1/2 the asking price - maybe different where you are located, but that's just the facts - you can get a good rotory for your price 'here'. Sorry. Crop sprayer is the only good match for an old combine with good hyd & engine. Put the boom up front, the tank back where the grain tank is. Combines don't have good 'pull' for other applications, and frankly a 715 isn't all that strong on the axles & drives... 'Here' the dealers aren't even trying to get that kind of money... You can part it out over the next 10 years & go that route, otherwise you gotta lower the price. Those combine demo derbies were popular 10-15 years ago here. Actually got kinda boring after they learned to take the tires out first, & then everyone just flopped around for a while is what I heard. --->Paul
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