Combines

[Drillman]

Does anyone know the main model numbers of combines for the following?

NH machines around 20ft cut 2002-2008

The replacement for the axail flow 2388

And what model JD had a 20ft cut in and around the year 2002-2008?

 

[Fish]

The direct replacement for the 23 was a 6088

 

[Flat 10]

Does anyone know the main model numbers of combines for the following?

NH machines around 20ft cut 2002-2008

The replacement for the axail flow 2388

And what model JD had a 20ft cut in and around the year 2002-2008?

You are going decent size/budget for the acres ! ?

 

[Lincsman]

NH= tx66 or CX 820

 

[Drillman]

You are going decent size/budget for the acres ! ?

Nothing set in stone yet. But might be a situation where we spend once an keep it a long time

 

[TripleSix]

Nothing set in stone yet. But might be a situation where we spend once an keep it a long time

It's possible our combine will be getting changed for another for next season.
Just wanting a little more capacity.

2005 CX840 6 walker
24ft
About 3000 hours on it.

 

[Grass And Grain]

@Drillman what about Claas? Or do you simply think you get more bang for your cash with the other brands?

Never hear of anyone complaining about the reliability of an axial-flow, or the daily capacity, if you can live with the smashed up straw.

 

[Wheatonrotty]

JD would either be 9580 (5 walker) or 9640/60 (6 walker). We ran a 9660 with a 22ft cut from 2003-2014. Good machine and had very few issues with it.

 

[Drillman]

It's possible our combine will be getting changed for another for next season.
Just wanting a little more capacity.

2005 CX740 6 walker
24ft
About 3000 hours on it.

Pm me some more details please

 

[nelson]

It's possible our combine will be getting changed for another for next season.
Just wanting a little more capacity.

2005 CX740 6 walker
24ft
About 3000 hours on it.

cx 740 is a 5 walker and doubt very much it can handle 24ft

 

[Drillman]

@Drillman what about Claas? Or do you simply think you get more bang for your cash with the other brands?

Never hear of anyone complaining about the reliability of an axial-flow, or the daily capacity, if you can live with the smashed up straw.

I was speaking to my local aircon specialist the other day who as you know runs his own Claas combine. They are a very good machine, the rolls Royce in my eyes but unfortunately do command a price premium because of it.

 

[Grass And Grain]

That aircon man went to do the aircon on an axial flow a few years back, up sledmere way somewhere. Think he said it had over 9,000 hrs on the clock and was still going strong.

 

[Drillman]

That aircon man went to do the aircon on an axial flow a few years back, up sledmere way somewhere. Think he said it had over 9,000 hrs on the clock and was still going strong.

Yes he was telling me about that one

 

[holly smoke]

We bought a lexion 430 for £24000 3 years ago 2600 engine hours on it. Been a good combine it’s a bit big for 220 acres but when the corns dry you can go get 20 acres in an afternoon. Do know of a axial flow 1660/1680 local to me that’s for sale 3500 hours 20 ft I think

 

[TripleSix]

cx 740 is a 5 walker and doubt very much it can handle 24ft

Apologies for the typo.

It's an 840