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John 1594

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Location
Cambridgeshire
Your friend, probably talks to you hoping you'll go away, is talking rubbish! £27k for an engine!!!! £900 for a hiab...
John stop post rubbish and get back to 1977.
I'm sure the chap in the grain store was privvy to such info!


well he had waldersea farms on his high vis jacket so assuming he works there!!!!

considering how much a new lexion is, 27k for an engine isnt that much in the scale of things
 

John 1594

Member
Location
Cambridgeshire
35ft header on dolly trailer will go in gateways a 25 ft on normal trailer won't, why don't you leave the 'fen' for a harvest or two and go and join one of the big units, see what large scale arable farming is all about! You've defiantly got a passion for kit and I'm sure you would have a great time, I spent ten years on a 6000 acre unit, good times, best kit money could buy, good team of lads only reason I left was the stupid hours we were expected to put in, but it's made the 2000 acre place I'm on now seem easy!

been there, was on a 2000 acre unit from 2002-2006, learnt a bit, and how not to do some things, but the hours were awful and i want some form of social life

much happier on my own just dabbling in a bit of everything
 

Robt

Member
Location
Suffolk
I've got a Hi viz jacket with John Deere on ! Doesn't mean I know bugger all. In fact most villages have a chap that wears a hi viz tabbard..... He often talks to the clouds.....
 

John 1594

Member
Location
Cambridgeshire
I've got a Hi viz jacket with John Deere on ! Doesn't mean I know bugger all. In fact most villages have a chap that wears a hi viz tabbard..... He often talks to the clouds.....


ive got £20 to say what ive been told is correct..............

care to put your money where your large mouth is then?????????

il take a cheque.
 
Your friend, probably talks to you hoping you'll go away, is talking rubbish! £27k for an engine!!!! £900 for a hiab...
John stop post rubbish and get back to 1977.
I'm sure the chap in the grain store was privvy to such info!
Actually £27k (suppose retail before/if manufacturer price support) for a whole engine wouldn't surprise, especially a (relatively) complex modern one in a combine. Get a price to replace a late model car engine, supposedly with more economies of scale. It will make your eyes water!
 

Robt

Member
Location
Suffolk
John, the point I'm making. Perhaps rudely is..... Idle gossip doesn't ever help a situation.
Some on here post screen shots of their running costs , drill straightness etc. that I take more seriously.

If you can genuinely prove the customer paid CLAAS £27,900 I will indeed put my money where my large mouth is. I'll donate £20 to the agricultural benevolent fund

Just measured my mouth, thinks its normal size?
 
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Robt

Member
Location
Suffolk
Thought if bring this back to the top, it doesn't matter if John is right and I'm wrong. I've just read another thread on this forum and its made me realise the power and goodness of this forum. Yes we argue, but we all love farming, do for that reason, I'm putting my money where my mouth is!
John1594 , don't suddenly start agreeing with me, as I for one would miss the debates we have.
Being a very independent person and being house bound for 5 days. This forum has kept me sain.
 

John 1594

Member
Location
Cambridgeshire
Thought if bring this back to the top, it doesn't matter if John is right and I'm wrong. I've just read another thread on this forum and its made me realise the power and goodness of this forum. Yes we argue, but we all love farming, do for that reason, I'm putting my money where my mouth is!
John1594 , don't suddenly start agreeing with me, as I for one would miss the debates we have.
Being a very independent person and being house bound for 5 days. This forum has kept me sain.

which thread have you read then?
 

Daniel

Member
Thought if bring this back to the top, it doesn't matter if John is right and I'm wrong. I've just read another thread on this forum and its made me realise the power and goodness of this forum. Yes we argue, but we all love farming, do for that reason, I'm putting my money where my mouth is!
John1594 , don't suddenly start agreeing with me, as I for one would miss the debates we have.
Being a very independent person and being house bound for 5 days. This forum has kept me sain.

*ahem* sane :)
 

General-Lee

Member
Location
Devon
Thought if bring this back to the top, it doesn't matter if John is right and I'm wrong. I've just read another thread on this forum and its made me realise the power and goodness of this forum. Yes we argue, but we all love farming, do for that reason, I'm putting my money where my mouth is!
John1594 , don't suddenly start agreeing with me, as I for one would miss the debates we have.
Being a very independent person and being house bound for 5 days. This forum has kept me sain.

John, that doesn't matter.
I'm just glad you and this forum exists!
Wierd isn't it I think about a fair bit(must be sad) there's probably some professions but none like farming, where you love it so much you can be at work all day and come home watch tractor vids etc on youtube, read magazines, come on here, do your own enterprises of a evening, visit shows and not get bored!!
 

Stoxs

Member
So, how many other owners of green and white combines with red wheels have experienced catastrophic engine failure this season then?


UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM............................

well the 10 geeen white and red combines of various size i know of round here not one has had a new engine this season,
i did have a o ring go on mine other than that not even a knife section.

but hey maybe next year John you might be right!!

those 10 combines must have cut aound 20,000 acres this year. crap isnt it.
 

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