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SVcummins

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And thee straw baled now to get the bales hauled stacked and then on to the next project.
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I've got a 760 right here in the barn if you want a second self propelled grain cart. Should have sold it when they were going for around 3,000 dollars. I'd trade it for an old tractor like a Super M.
 
Yes it would but we ended up using it the way it was just for somewhere to dump while waiting on trucks rather than spending half a day trying to get my other truck ready
 
I keep hoping the old combine craze will start and they?ll actually start climbing in value but I must be one of the very few who actually likes em I guess
 
Good to be done I'm sure. Some soybeans coming out here now. Supposed to be a good week for weather here finally. I might start on corn next weekend.
 
Good to see you getting things wrapped up,, I have 2-3" of snow on the ground from yesterday,, taking -1F or better tuesday might here,, the MF brings me back to 1973 or 74,, when I started running one for a customer cutter from KS who cut for us 4 or 5 years with them,, 760's with the V-8 and 24' hdrs,, not bad machines and did the closet job saving and cleaning with out cracking to my Case machines I ever found,, we did later have a couple Fords cut that seemed to do about as good a job too,, so glad I do not hire grain cut anymore,, last two I did have do it in the later 90's was a super joke as for a quality job,, now I am the one around here who custom cuts lol
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Dad had a 750 Massey it was a good combine grandpa had a new holland tr85 and my uncle had a 7720 . I can make them all do as nice of job as the other one just takes some time adjusting them . I wouldn?t mind if I could custom cut 500 acres a year there just isn?t anything like cutting grain .
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It?s bittersweet I do love to cut grain but with the weather the way it?s shaping up I?m glad I don?t have a lot left to cut either
 
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