Combines 860 for sale

Tell me what it looks like so i can give you a bid. My E-mail is: greenmachine2005@hotmail.com

COUlD YOU SEND MORE DETAIlS AND A PIC TO JEFFJBl@AOl.COM. lOOKING FOR MACHINE HOURS ETC THANKS, JEFF

There is someone looking for one, I heard them on "Agrishop" this morning. Go to machinerylink.com click on "marketplace" then click on Ken Roots "agrishop" Hope this helps

if anyone buys it or goes to look at please put up a post about general condition. thanks brad

What kind of trans is this sunstrandIJ I am not familar with it. I have a 760 and am always looking for a low houred 860, but would agree that the 6 may not have the power I am used to with the 540 in my machine. Always looking though and do not find many low houred like that.

760Diehard, The sunstrand is the brand of the hydro, previous to mid 84 it was an eaton, which was known to give trouble. it was a good hydro, but not big enough. the sunstrand is the only way to go. for reference, the 6 cylinder is about 150 horse power, where a v8 would be about 180hp or 209 with the power kit. i do not think a 760 v8 had as much power as the 860 v8, but i am sure your machine has more than the machine for sale. feel free to email me, depending on what you are doing with the machine it might be great...or it might be terrible...bradh_44@hotmail.com brad

i saw the machine for sale and have thought about going to look at it went through hoxie the other day on a college feild trip and passed hoxie impliment looked for the 860 and could only see 2388's. what have you heard about itIJ when you called them

dad talked to the salesman on monday of this week and the machine was coming in later that day. if the machine is half as good as it is supposed to be, it is excellent.

I looked at the combine yesterday (before I read any of these posts, coincidentally!). It's a nice appearing machine, looks like it has been shedded all of it's life. 30' 2381, spreader, no '83 updates, not too much "home made and handy". I wouldn't be afraid of it, but keep talking on the price. It's awfully dry out there, and I can't think that crop conditions would support a $10k 860.

i dunno, if it as nice a machine, you would be hard pressed to find anything that would cut more wheat rhan an 860 for that kind of money. we have three, all v8s and high houred and think the world of them. how everm being a pre 85 model hurts its value alot. and it might be the perfect machine for a poor wheat year because that 6 cyl does not have alor of power lol. brad