Combines new owner of l2

Welcome to the wonderful world of Gleaner. You have one of the best combine models ever built. My advice would be to buy a shop manual and parts catalog. Some guys balk at the cost but you really need them in my opinion. Ironically, I happen to have a complete parts catalog that I can part with. Email if interested. Tom in MN

geez....tom -ironically uh want a job as a salezmanIJ seriously, good start.

Welcome aboard, The l2's and l3's are great work horses and run a long time with proper care. We have two l2's both with 7500 hrs and a friend has a l3 with 8500 hrs. I would agree with Tom and get the manuals. Of course I could list 101 things to check, but a place to start would be to check chains, sprockets, belts, bearings, cyl. bars and concave. We usually check things over from header to spreader and the books would be a great resource. Where are you from in the wheat and milo countryIJIJIJ I hope this helps you get started. Happy Harvesting!!

Hey Tim. Are you hiringIJ With all the rain and seed still in the building I might need a job to pay the bills. Tom in MN

Thanks for the feedback. I already have the manuals and parts book (thanks anyway Tom). I live in Southern KS and wheat harvest is pretty close. Hopefully have the l2 ready to do some cutting. thanks again.

What town are you nearIJIJ We cut around Harper KS usually ready around the 10th of june, but it dosen't look good this year. feel free to email anytime. Good luck with your l2, catch ya later!!

We farm around lake City, just west of Medicine lodge. Start harvest about the same time. Wheat is about average here. Keep me posted on how your harvest goes. Thanks, 8630 e-mail: millsa57@hotmail.com