Combines trading combines

[seedman]

Forgot to add that the local dealer has more than 20 used 2388's

 

[Chads]

Just speaking to local conditions, I guess. You didn't way where you are, but in some places fastline has much better coverage than Iron search. You might try Fasline.com. There are probably 2-1 80's to 60's around here, with some 2000 acre operations running 2366's. Chads

 

[Chads]

Interesting, I talked to the parts guy at our dealer this morning, and he said he still thought there were about 2-1 60's to 80's in our area, up to and including the 23 series. However, I know that's changing, as most of the new combines sold are 88's. local dealer hasn't sold an 8010 yet, and I don't know of one in the area. Chads

 

[boog]

Son and I farm approx 2,500 ac (1,4400 ac. corn, rest soybeans) and run a 2366 with a 25' 1020 and a 1083 cornhead. We're looking at a 2388 for next year , want to go to a 30' platform. but if we have to will run the 66 another year. According to the specs a 2366 has more cleaning area and larger elevators than a 1680.

 

[boog]

Aaron, you interested in a 2366IJ and you know where I live :~) boog

 

[Chads]

The 2366 also has more HP than a 1680, and maybe a 1688. The 2366 is a pretty efficient machine. It's too bad it's been discontinued. We currently do about 1000 acres with a 1480. A good 66 would probably be a nice fit for us. Chads

 

[Aar]

Would be glad to take it off your hands Boog! Do you take checks by chanceIJIJIJIJIJ

 

[weber]

I have a 2188 and a 2388 for sale. I would consider trading your machine in on one of them, if you may be interested feel free to contact me at 307-851-1680

 

[boog]

Cash on the barrel head :~)). For the "right " person I might make an eception