The Uk's top 10 most popular combines ?

bovrill

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Mixed Farmer
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East Essexshire
If you're doing a list, make sure my MF500 is on it. I do a little bit every year with it!
The Claas Dominator 76 does most of the work now, and I really ought to get rid of my Case 1680.
 

bobk

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Location
stafford
You don't keep them long then? Combine policy here is to buy them at 10yo, under 2000hrs, and keep them another 10yrs.
1992 TX36 was bought for £25k in 2002 and sold for £15k in 2014. Cut 600ac a year. £1.38/ac depn. That'll do!

No repairs ? or diesel .
 

Norfolk Olly

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Mixed Farmer
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norfolk
You don't keep them long then? Combine policy here is to buy them at 10yo, under 2000hrs, and keep them another 10yrs.
1992 TX36 was bought for £25k in 2002 and sold for £15k in 2014. Cut 600ac a year. £1.38/ac depn. That'll do!
The first 460 was traded in after 2 seasons for a bigger model, as was the 580+ to a 600, changed jobs onto 2 570s which were both brilliant machines then onto a 770 that was changed along with a 580 for another 770 gone from 2 machines to 1. Hope it stops raining soon!!!
 
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Daniel

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Looking to create a list of the top 10 combines in use in the UK today - make and model ?

Not just the latest greatest new sales but overall what are the 10 most common machines to be found working in the UK right now ?


I'm thinking tx34 Case 2288 etc ???

Reason being we have a source of very good value spares through Farm Marketplace and are wondering what models to list for as a priority

Tucano 430. :whistle:
 

Spud

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Arable Farmer
Location
YO62
Bit of a headline , saying depreciation was a quid or so an acre , may have cost 20k in repairs

It didn't, I was merely illustrating two different methods of combine ownership, albeit from solely a depn perspective. The predecessor to the TX was an 8070, bought for £25k in 1997 and sold for £18k iirc in 2002 after workload increased in 2000. Cost a sniff over £3/ac in depn.
 

JJT

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BASE UK Member
Location
Cumbria
You don't keep them long then? Combine policy here is to buy them at 10yo, under 2000hrs, and keep them another 10yrs.
1992 TX36 was bought for £25k in 2002 and sold for £15k in 2014. Cut 600ac a year. £1.38/ac depn. That'll do!

A NH TX66 for us, replaced a TX34 that went to Wales.

Cant quite match @Spud for the dep value, ours was £1.87/ac over the 10 years it was with us.


1995 TX65 here bought in 2007 for 30k sold last year for 25k £1.50/ac, replaced with a 2010 CX8030
 

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