Cheffins cambridge sale

[alomy75]

The 18 speed jerkomatic that comes from factory with a free neck brace for the operator.

Smooth gear changes = slipping clutches. Just saying!

 

[Hjwise]

The 18 speed jerkomatic that comes from factory with a free neck brace for the operator.

Fair enough, I must have got lucky. Better get myself a neck brace though, as the 18 speed powershift on my current Case 7250 isn’t as smooth. I like it just as much though!

 

[Tim G]

Fair enough, I must have got lucky. Better get myself a neck brace though, as the 18 speed powershift on my current Case 7250 isn’t as smooth. I like it just as much though!

I'm with you, good gearbox. Drove a 6810 with the full power shift, best John deere tractor we ever had in my view. Used to pull a 3m vaderstad rapid with it and was brilliant for that, could just keep going up the gears without a range change restricting you.

 

[quattro]

Not at all.
The job wouldn't work if not

In the past I’ve left bids, and some machines I’ve got at a £1000ish less than I left a bid at

 

[Phil P]

Smooth gear changes = slipping clutches. Just saying!

There’s smooth and then there’s randomly try and throw you out the back window for no apparent reasons
However I won’t deny they had their place for a short time but there’s A LOT of stuff in there to go wrong, and when it does it can be catastrophic! I’ve had nightmares about calibrating powersh!ts.
And who would want 18 gears now when you can have completely a stepless transmission?

 

[roscoe erf]

I know the chap who bought the 6810 and a nice (seemed cheap) 4255

What price 4255

 

[Tim G]

There’s smooth and then there’s randomly try and throw you out the back window for no apparent reasons
However I won’t deny they had their place for a short time but there’s A LOT of stuff in there to go wrong, and when it does it can be catastrophic! I’ve had nightmares about calibrating powersh!ts.
And who would want 18 gears now when you can have completely a stepless transmission?

At the time a cvt was alot of money, and even more frightening and expensive if it when wrong.

 

[Phil P]

At the time a cvt was alot of money, and even more frightening and expensive if it when wrong.

I’ve replaced a compleat jd power shifts in the past because they where beyond economical repair when they’ve gone pop and I doubt there was much price difference between that and an ivt.
But everyone’s different, personally I’d only have ivt now.

 

[alomy75]

At the time a cvt was alot of money, and even more frightening and expensive if it when wrong.

I’d sooner pay more money and not have a vario. Which is the same as most dealers pricing up trade ins it seems… unless it was a lease type arrangement where I wouldn’t be responsible for it then yes for sure I’d have a vario

 

[Tim G]

I’ve replaced a compleat jd power shifts in the past because they where beyond economical repair when they’ve gone pop and I doubt there was much price difference between that and an ivt.
But everyone’s different, personally I’d only have ivt now.

Yes, I'd have a vario now too given the choice, in fact I've got one. But the tractor I'm talking about would be 21 years old now, decisions were a bit different 21 years ago.

 

[Farmer_Joe]

Ha ga some of the reserves are amusingly high, mostly the alleged desireable items, others seem very sensible odd bargain possibly.

 

[Lakes Nash]

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bit 'naughty' isn't it

well i won a link box on monday at northwest auctions on monday! £50.00 met reserve, rest ive seen are around 300 quid, so auctioneer didnt run that!