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Didn’t realize they were made like that , makes sense thou. Thanks for the info

Just wondering if anyone now’s anything about these

Not bad , could be way worse

R those 10 bolt wheels ? Off a 50 series ?

The CO / global warming post was political ?? Guess I’m missing something here . Did someone call out a individual party ? I posted a graph the facts , I’m sorry if I offended. Maybe just not seeing it

Guess we will never no but would guess u guys r right. I didn’t no but thought with the square hood it might be a 504

Yes just the external parts. My 52 is missing the arms and has the lift cylinder. The 5088 is a non runner but has the arms but no lift cylinder

Will a 5088 3 point fit on a 5288 ? Or is it not as heavy duty

Think this could be a 504 ? Only have pictures to go by

Nice project. I think I would cap them with a piece between and build off that.

All nice, but really like that first truck

A guy shouldn’t have to put gauges on under the floor boards for testing, I think there should be gauges on the dash for constant monitoring.

Nice work ,

Good way to honor her , I think turkey isn’t as good as chicken cooked the same way

I think the combine will clean up all right. I’ve always worried myself about things like this happening. Seems like the breaks never work in 14 and 16 series. Probably wouldn’t Of helped in this case. . Most important is your brother will be okay . Sucks what he’s going through but could of been much worse.

My biggest implement is 20ft , probably wouldn’t enjoy running it all day , but I find it cool. And affordable

This would of been a fun parade tractor. $2800 seems pretty decent.

Saw this online in MT . Seemed pretty reasonable to me

Ih used to make damn near everything

Best rig on the lot

Did U get it bought

Nice pictures. Looks like it was a beautiful day. Is the truck IH red ? Almost looks to be a bit deeper red ?

Should really have large and small wire concaves unless you will only ever do corn and beans. I have ran the 2 3 thousand dollar IH combines and it is surprising how dependable they are. If money is no object go for the 1666. If your on a shoe string budget that 1660 will serve you well. I was told by the auctioneer when I bought my first 1460 for $2000 that you no this is a salvage combine! It ran trouble free for many years.

Where things go to die. Thought you talking about my place. I’d try to get it bought. We won’t find many like this anymore. Run it as is. Put a 7.3 or 3208 in it and keep your eyes peeled for a 550. My luck is talk to him today and next week it’s on a trailer going by my place for less money!