- Location
- Galway Ireland
Got a 6620se here couldn’t recommend it enough15500 hrs mapped to 140 on pto and it’s still a favorite of my drivers it pulls like a train only downside is no tls
6610 replacement
- Thread starter Will 1594
- Start date
Can you chip a non common rail?
Yes it needs to be an electronic injector pump tho
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
We've had no end of trouble with vp44 on our t2 6480 too. Worst bit of tractor.
Holsteinfriesian90
Member
- Location
- Cornwall
- Location
- South West
I know and I sold mine 10 days ago
.Bleady sad , reluctant sale but funds will help elsewhere and at least I owned one for 18 months
- Location
- South West
Agree with everything apart from forgetting about it, as that's like having a beautiful wife and never enjoying marital benefits with her.
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
6410 here was 105hp at the pto when it came new. It will give a 120hp 6800 a run for its money on most jobs except heavy draft work. It has good torque at mid revs too.
Do you still have it ,and has it been much bother , want a tractor to pull 3600 lt sprayer and drill beet ,6410 here was 105hp at the pto when it came new. It will give a 120hp 6800 a run for its money on most jobs except heavy draft work. It has good torque at mid revs too.
We are going to buy two to replace 6610 ,as always handy to leave one on sprayer and other with fat tyres on for rolling and averdex at drilling time .
Found a couple of nice 6610 , and 6410 or a 6420 , these clean low houred older 10/20 series deeres are making strong money , 21 k for a 20 year old 6610 with 6000 hrs ,but very clean and one owner ,6420 with 4000 hrs has a lot of life in it
A new 6130 r 70 k ish spec dependant
How much the 6420? 28?
carpenter1
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- Location
- devon
I know of a jd 6630 with 800 odd hours for sale
Holsteinfriesian90
Member
- Location
- Cornwall
Where too?
Dave6170
Member
- Location
- Watten, caithness
Harrison tractors have a few nice john deeres. Seen their ad in a magazine
carpenter1
Member
- Location
- devon
Very strong money though
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
Still in regular use with 6000ish hours. Pulls 3000litre Amazone trailed sprayer up and down plenty of banks without issue and has 7wafer weights on virtually all year apart from hedgecutting where it neeeds a full set. Pulled co3 Horsch drill until 3 years ago. Doesn’t do a lot of haulage as kitted out with 600 rear tyres or 11.2 row crops. Was primarily bought for working seedbeds and drilling. Engine never been apart. Drop box chipped a tooth at 80 hours when shakerator caught a sandstone shelf. Never been apart since. Starter motor and alternator been replaced along with diaphragm repair to fuel pump. The 6410 is 2001 and the 1997 6800 have been the best tractors the farm has ever had. The newer 6155R has a few decades to go to prove itself in comparison.
- Location
- mid wales
Our old 6610 ap had the vp44 pump on it, never a problem with the injector pump, but the bloody lift pump on top of the filter would need replacing every 1500 hours or so, can't remember the cost but about £200 mark I think.
Just looked one up, they've come down in price quite a bit by the looks.
- Location
- North West
Is that not what everyone said about 3050’s, 4955’s then 6910’s then 6920’s and now it’s 7530’s!
How many last classics can Deere make?
DaveJ
Member
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Exactly. It's not many years ago all you heard on this forum and it's predecessors was how cr@p 7530s were and that what you wanted was to find a good 7810.
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- trailed sprayer