John Deere 6920s
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- Aberdeenshire
That’s 200hrs a year from new. I would be skeptical unless you know the history
- Location
- south norfolk
Lots of tractors about with low hours on them.my 7710 done 304 hours a year from new and my 6620 has 247 hours a year.
Nick...
Nick...
There aren’t. Try find some more.
the price seems maybe a little steep but if the hours are genuine (not 13500) and its a very clean tractor then its probably about right / top end of where it should be, the 40k gearboxes arent quite as valuable or sought after as the 50k gearboxes, the low end ratios were better in the 40k for field work in my opinion but you dont get the luxuries of having proper front wheel brakes
The only difference between autoquad and power quad is the extra button on the shifter, so it automatically changes up through the splitter gears, power quad you have to manually change up or down through the splitter with the buttons. It doesn't make too much difference which one you get or use, really, i tend to use my autoquad box manually most of the time anyway!
The only difference between autoquad and power quad is the extra button on the shifter, so it automatically changes up through the splitter gears, power quad you have to manually change up or down through the splitter with the buttons. It doesn't make too much difference which one you get or use, really, i tend to use my autoquad box manually most of the time anyway!
- Location
- Huntingdon
The problem us bottom feeders face, is that new equivalent to OPs machine would need 100k to buy one.
If you had a good trouble free one, that you had sorted the known issues, with lowish hours on, would you sell it? They are still a nice enough place to sit for a day.
I wouldn't.
If you had a good trouble free one, that you had sorted the known issues, with lowish hours on, would you sell it? They are still a nice enough place to sit for a day.
I wouldn't.
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what about tls, cab suspension? If you don't buy it, share this gem with others
- Location
- south norfolk
They are about but you need to try very hard and have plenty of time but I understand your comment.got a 15 year old telehandler here with way less than 3000 hours on it.that took some finding too when I bought it
Nick...
You reckon?there are lots around , just not for sale ?
So there aren’t lots?
dreamy when you find one but I have spent years looking for nice bits of kit and it’s so hard
- Location
- south norfolk
Didn’t say there are lots but they are about.jf sales had a very low hour tractor 3500 I think advertised on fb earlier in week.takes me ages to find stuff as I’m very particular about condition of machines
Nick...
Nick...
How much did JF want for that 7810?
See, I know every one wants nice low hours, but even a 20 series with 3500 on is going to be mid £30s from likes of Stephensons et al and a 30 series into low £40s.
Are they necessarily a better buy than a still tidy, well kept machine with twice the hours for £10k less and have the money by you to fix what's inevitably going to be needed on either choice?
These beauties just as likely come from dealers as underwrites with no more history than what was done whilst under JD care and is recorded on their system.
See, I know every one wants nice low hours, but even a 20 series with 3500 on is going to be mid £30s from likes of Stephensons et al and a 30 series into low £40s.
Are they necessarily a better buy than a still tidy, well kept machine with twice the hours for £10k less and have the money by you to fix what's inevitably going to be needed on either choice?
These beauties just as likely come from dealers as underwrites with no more history than what was done whilst under JD care and is recorded on their system.
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- Co antrim
I got 6499 dynashift. Think shes 06 but not sure and round 2500 hours. Mf 240 1980s? I think around 3-4000 hours. Case 1455 xl 1996 3500-3600 hours. Mf 240 1999 i think round 17-1800 hours mf 4370 2002 around 3000 hours mabe less. So stil few about yet
- Location
- Co antrim
No 2 o them was bought new 2 o them was localish tractors bought second hand and the 1455 is genuine. Shes tight as a drum and small signs like the steps and clutch brake pedal isnt wore atalAre those all ones who’s clock spun backwards on the ferry
- Location
- Co antrim
How much did she skin ye and how much more is comparable model here
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- telehandler