I would love to have one of those but I've only ever seen one and its been long scrapped. I would like to know where you get parts and how you kept them going? I have a next door neighbor who is also a distant relative of mine ran a JD 105, MF Super 92, and a Case 1160 all together with his father back in the day. He had to sell the Case in the late 70s because the support and parts supply dried up. However, up to the 90s he could walk into any JD store around here and come out with what he needed for a 105 which is why it was the last combine to go of the three. Traded it off for a 1688 around 1992. Not be blunt but the only place I've seen guys running real Case combines is on the internet. And it seems like its only guys like Case nutty and John Saelie ex case dealers that could keep them going. Thats why I asked about parts. My 600 right now has a blow clean grain elevator and because its a Case there aren't any others around here to rob parts off of. So there is sits.
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