Posted by farmallmaniac on December 27, 2014 at 11:29:03 from (216.114.233.5):
I am slowly trying to buy equipment to start running my little hobby farm. A friend of mine's dad is retiring this next fall.
What he has that I am interested in is:
John Deere 6600 diesel and hydro combine. Six row corn header and I do not recall how wide his bean head is. I haven't talked to him yet so am unsure of hours and year.
Next, would be his 6 row John Deere 7000 planter.
Finally, he has an Allis Chalmers 7045. I am unsure of year and hours. I hope to find that out soon.
Literally all his equipment sits inside. Is always greased and cleaned after use. From what I have seen the combine might bring 8-10k without heads? What should I offer with the two heads. Planter around here is anywhere from 2.5-8k. From what I have seen the allis will probably bring around the 10k area, usually lower.
I am just looking for some tips and advice from you guys. Thank you so much in advance.
Ryan
edit: Dang, I obviously didn't proofread the title.
This post was edited by farmallmaniac at 11:39:20 12/27/14.
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