Went to a consighnment sale today! They had a old gleaner k in the absolute row thought about buying it ran good had a good 3 row narrow corn head and a 13ft kinda junky flex head! I passed it up said i wasnt hauling it 4 hours home and because i dont have a place to put it! Scrap man got it! Now i kicked myself the whole way home it was in pretty darn good shape to be torched! I shoulda bought it!
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Michael V (NM)
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yea I've done the kicking thing myself, sometimes it last lot longer than the trip home
RBnSC
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There is always one thing at an auction that makes me regret that I did not step up. Two weeks ago we went to a big construction auction several things we were interested in but nothing we couldn't live without. Our biggest interest was a TD15C dozer with a bad motor.Earlier we watched a TD15E that ran good go for $5250 then later they ran the dead older machine up to $5000. But you have to remember that If you start bidding it would not go for what they bought it for.
Ron
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Bob Bancroft
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And every little while someone is on here looking for heads. Seems like very recently a fellow was looking for a corn head for an E. It sounds like this whole machine could well have been a better way to go for him.
What do you mean that the scrap man got it and going to torch it? I will keep it around for resale, if it is good enough, for about a year.
We never junk a gleaner engine that will go in an AC tractor, unless it is no good for anything. IF you get tired of kicking yourself, it is still avleable.
We never junk a gleaner engine that will go in an AC tractor, unless it is no good for anything. IF you get tired of kicking yourself, it is still avleable.
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