Combines 12 row N7

For many years, an N7 with a 12 row cornhead held the world record in harvesting at over 3,000 bu._hr. I don't believe it had been hyperized. Enough said!

Mr. Silver Bullet (D.C.) : Could you please email me direct with some details on the performance of the new rotor. Your posts have given me a favorable impression but any additional info would be appreciated. I will be in your neck of the woods in a couple of weeks and would like to visit and look at wear on the boronized rasp bars. To date, we are still collecting data to refine the process. Thanks, Gerald Foster, President Sunnybrook Welding (sorry, I don't have your phone n)

Silver Bullet, we now own the N7 that held the world record, it's one awesome machine. We have gone 5.5mph. in corn that yielded 200bpa., and that was taking 12 rows, but planted with a 6 row planter. The average we run with it is around 4-4.5mph. The 12 row corn head is for sale if Anyone wants it, and so is the combine. The 12 row is just too big for our area. I wouldn't be afraid to take it up against a 9750 and a 12 row corn head!!!! Enough said!!! Nate

How much are you asking for bothIJ what are the hours on the machineIJ Curt

Hi Curt, I think he wants $27,000 for the base which is 1985 model, 20.8x42 duals(90%),it is fully loaded, put a chopper in it this year ($4,800),has many new parts, has 3,500_2,100hrs., has many mods, R70 style straw spreader, and is one awesome looking machine!! It also has an AG lEADER PF3000 GPS on it which he might sell seperate that was put in last summer. The 12row is a 1986 Duetz Allis and is in good shape, we haven't used it much. He wants $9,500 for it. He also has a 1994 AGCO 324 flex head with very low acres and looks like new. He wants $9,000 for that. He might do a package deal for $43,500. Everything is negotiable. Call Brian at 1-920-674-4279 or e-mail him a lschuld@hotmail.com We are located in Jefferson, WI., which is half-way between Madison and Milwaukee. Thanks, Nate Schuld

I would like to purchase a machine such as that in a few years. From your discription I think it would be well worth what you are asking. Curt