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Post by barker4650 on Dec 12, 2011 17:32:33 GMT -5
JD 4755 3500 hrs, great shape, 9.5 out of 10 $64000
CIH 7120 3100 hrs Great paint, avg tires $58000
CIH 2188 1720 eng hrs. Great paint, good overall condition, no chopper $90500
Schrader Auction Climax MI
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Post by Gambi80 on Dec 12, 2011 22:12:41 GMT -5
I can see the tractors, but that's ridiculous on the combine...realistically it can't be worth hardly 2/3's that price.
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Post by acfarmer on Dec 12, 2011 22:53:14 GMT -5
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Post by Mr. Snerdly on Dec 13, 2011 21:07:51 GMT -5
4755 is about due for a PS or ring gear and pinion. All of the 55 series were pretty delicate, but the 47 was the worst of all. It had quite a lot of HP without the benefit of the 49 lower reduction final drives. That is about the weakest ring gear and pinion, considering the HP, that JD ever made. A careful man that would spend his money wisely would not bid over $12000.
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Post by acfarmer on Dec 13, 2011 21:22:19 GMT -5
4755 is about due for a PS or ring gear and pinion. All of the 55 series were pretty delicate, but the 47 was the worst of all. It had quite a lot of HP without the benefit of the 49 lower reduction final drives. That is about the weakest ring gear and pinion, considering the HP, that JD ever made. A careful man that would spend his money wisely would not bid over $12000. You find them for 12000 , I will buy them from you for 14000 all day long. Sound good. |
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Post by barker4650 on Dec 13, 2011 21:33:10 GMT -5
That is why my uncle who worked for deere till the late 90's said the only one he had ever opened up was due to cheap red colored hydro fluid. I will one up AC, I will give 16000. With the 12000, does the spring seat come with it or can I up grade and take the cab off?
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Post by Mr. Snerdly on Dec 13, 2011 21:34:01 GMT -5
4755 is about due for a PS or ring gear and pinion. All of the 55 series were pretty delicate, but the 47 was the worst of all. It had quite a lot of HP without the benefit of the 49 lower reduction final drives. That is about the weakest ring gear and pinion, considering the HP, that JD ever made. A careful man that would spend his money wisely would not bid over $12000. You find them for 12000 , I will buy them from you for 14000 all day long. Sound good. There are few careful men today. High crop prices have emboldened normally sane men to do foolish things. You and I both know the JD PS is extremely expensive to overhaul (over $25,000 in some cases) and the ring gear and pinion is probably around $8500. In addition, the final drives are not that great, probably add another $5000-10000 and you can see why it would be foolish for a prudent man to bid over $12000 for such a machine. |
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Post by jdjoe on Dec 30, 2011 23:59:22 GMT -5
Is this guy for real?
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Post by Hobbyfarmer on Dec 31, 2011 0:40:57 GMT -5
yes joe he is a for real farmer.
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Post by Mr. Snerdly on Dec 31, 2011 19:52:45 GMT -5
Why would you ask such a question? Of course I am for real. |
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Post by ihboog on Jan 6, 2012 7:14:34 GMT -5
To put these crazy prices in perspective, you should go price new.
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AgriKing
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Running Deere, Bleeding Desert sunset
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Post by AgriKing on Jan 17, 2012 0:05:50 GMT -5
JD 8000 Series, are defiantly a large portion of there market, I think they made Deere even bigger and better. Even though I would take a Magnum over a 55 or 60 series Deere. You can't beat the hydraulics on the 8000s too. A 97 or 98 JD 8400 with 6000 hours sold for $90,000!
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