Unit_2
Guest
Farm Kid2, Do you know what kind of bin extension that 1660 hasIJ Don't think I've see one like that. K.A.
Combines 1660 on eBay
pat
Guest
the bin extensions are standard straight CaseIH extensions; however, the previous owner added the angled wood extensions (something about older farmers and adding wood to equipment 
). Anyway, the wood parts never got in way of anything and reduce spillage if I got overzealous, so I never removed them. It's a nice machine (RT,CH,REV,Spdr) and should provide lots of good service to whoever buys it. (was that A good enough sales pitchIJ) Thanks, Pat
). Anyway, the wood parts never got in way of anything and reduce spillage if I got overzealous, so I never removed them. It's a nice machine (RT,CH,REV,Spdr) and should provide lots of good service to whoever buys it. (was that A good enough sales pitchIJ) Thanks, PatFarm_Kid2
Guest
I just stumbled across this and thought someone might like to see it sell on eBay. Sorry, but I don't know anything about the machine.
Iowa_Guy
Guest
Does anyone have a ballpark figure of what it would cost to have that combine delivered 300 milesIJ Thanks for the help.
greenstrat
Guest
$3.00_loaded mile.
Farm_Kid2
Guest
Most dealers quote about $2.50 a loaded mile. If your timing is flexible, you might be able to do better on a back haulIJ
Forever_Red
Guest
My dealer quoted me $2.50 a loaded mile from Fargo, ND. to my farm in NCIA. That was two yrs. ago, what with the price of fuel today I could understand why they would want more. Farm Kid2 has a good idea if you can make the timing work.