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If it really was a Titan II, then it would have to be at least 1985. That is still not a bad price for the hours, if it was a very well cared-for machine.
I think we will start seeing more farm machinery hold its value for a while now, seeing what today's prices are.
I think we will start seeing more farm machinery hold its value for a while now, seeing what today's prices are.
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I think 27,500 is just alittle steep for that machine. I just looked on tractor house, they had newer machines with less hours around the $20,000 range. I might pay 27 if it came with a header and didn't need any work, and with that many hours it will more than likely need some tinkering done to it. just my cent
There was a 7720 Titan II 1985 with 3100 hrs on it that sold at an auction around here for 21,000 on the 9th. It had new cylinder bars, concave, sieves, straw chopper, walkers, rebuilt unloading auger, two owner machine and the two owners lived 15 miles apart. The second owner bought it 11 years ago for 25,000. Not too bad I'd say.
We purchased an '86 8820 with 5200 hours on it in August of 2007 for $14000 without heads. The machine has been great and was always stored inside.
There was an '87 with 4500 hours?? (cant remember for sure) that went for $28000 no heads at an auction a couple weeks ago.
The combine was in great shape and they claim it never saw water. Which from the looks of things i can believe. I still believe $28000 is a little pricey for a 21 year old combine, but i think everything at sales has been a little high lately.
There was an '87 with 4500 hours?? (cant remember for sure) that went for $28000 no heads at an auction a couple weeks ago.
The combine was in great shape and they claim it never saw water. Which from the looks of things i can believe. I still believe $28000 is a little pricey for a 21 year old combine, but i think everything at sales has been a little high lately.
I think that price was a little much on the 8820. My neighbor had one, and when it came to its' care, he was an old maid. I mean, he took GREAT care of that combine. It was so smooth--I still can't get over how smooth that combine was. Anyway, he sold it about 4 years ago, w/ 30' rigid platform, for $21k. Good deal or not, that is what it brought. I often wish I had picked it up as a backup machine.
Since someone else brought up the 7720's, I saw one of those go on Purple Wave for $7,800 (w/out head). I don't know its' condition, but that is what it brought. Purple Wave Auctioneers is/was advertising here on the Forum, and that is where I found them out.
Here's the link to the 7720:
https://www.purplewave.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?090422B/5537
Also, a 1997 9600 brought around $30k (again, w/out head)
I did not know anything about this auction until it was waaay too late to register with them; but I wish I had know about this auction house since I am looking for another 9600. From the pics, the combine looked decent, but had some thin flighting, worn belts, etc. I wish I could have gone to look at it, as $30k for the last year of 9600 is a good price (if the condition was reasonable)
A 1999 CIH 2388 brought $75.9k
Several 96 & 9760's brought around $106-110k.
Check 'em out:
https://www.purplewave.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?090422B/category/HARVESTING
(Purple Wave link to all harvesting equip.)
Since someone else brought up the 7720's, I saw one of those go on Purple Wave for $7,800 (w/out head). I don't know its' condition, but that is what it brought. Purple Wave Auctioneers is/was advertising here on the Forum, and that is where I found them out.
Here's the link to the 7720:
https://www.purplewave.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?090422B/5537
Also, a 1997 9600 brought around $30k (again, w/out head)
I did not know anything about this auction until it was waaay too late to register with them; but I wish I had know about this auction house since I am looking for another 9600. From the pics, the combine looked decent, but had some thin flighting, worn belts, etc. I wish I could have gone to look at it, as $30k for the last year of 9600 is a good price (if the condition was reasonable)
A 1999 CIH 2388 brought $75.9k
Several 96 & 9760's brought around $106-110k.
Check 'em out:
https://www.purplewave.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?090422B/category/HARVESTING
(Purple Wave link to all harvesting equip.)
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20 series bines have been and will continue to drop like rocks in water. 9000 Series maximizers are the new 20 series, cheap and hardly anybody wants em anymore since their too beatup or to old.
That would make me 'nobody', then, since I want another one....Keep in mind that I'm a 'nobody' that will have an extra $200k in my pocket after I have bought another 9600..I don't want the beat-up ones, though. There are still good ones out there, just gotta look. For what I do, though, it works just fine...
Quote:20 series bines have been and will continue to drop like rocks in water
We demo'ed a 9600 and couldn't get nearly as clean of a sample as we did with the ol' 20 series. The dealer told us we had a pretty clean sample for a 9600 and i felt it was DIRTY compared the the old girls. So I would gladly drop a 9600 in the water for you and save the 88 and 7720.
We demo'ed a 9600 and couldn't get nearly as clean of a sample as we did with the ol' 20 series. The dealer told us we had a pretty clean sample for a 9600 and i felt it was DIRTY compared the the old girls. So I would gladly drop a 9600 in the water for you and save the 88 and 7720.
I like to buy stuff at auctions from guys like the king of shinola when they go belly up. Mine may not shine but we have been here d**n near a century and it seems to work for oh about 4 generations. But then again some guys like making payments.......
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im not saying your a nobody tex, just saying 95% of them are beatup or too high of hours. I would've loved to sell you our 9600 last september. only had 1700sep hours but they were mostly corn so it was probably beatup for you wheat guys lol.
'Bert: Absolutely no offense taken, buddy.
Besides, I am not going to let anything anyone says get personal with me when it comes to a friggin' combine!
After all, we are talking about future scrap iron, here...
You and I have posted to one another for a long time, now, and I know you better than that.
What I was saying is that while the 9600 is useless/old/out of date/etc to you guys, it still plays an important part for others. If that labels me as 'out of date', then so be it--I've been called much worse! But I knew where you were comin' from.
My operation is primarily cattle--that is how I pay the bills; so it offends me none when someone says that a 9600/9610 is 'behind the times'. They work great for what I do, and quite frankly I think they are a heckuava' lot more rebuildable than the rotors are.
To each his own
If everyone would abide by that, there would not be near as many pointless squabbles here..
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Besides, I am not going to let anything anyone says get personal with me when it comes to a friggin' combine!
After all, we are talking about future scrap iron, here...
You and I have posted to one another for a long time, now, and I know you better than that.
What I was saying is that while the 9600 is useless/old/out of date/etc to you guys, it still plays an important part for others. If that labels me as 'out of date', then so be it--I've been called much worse! But I knew where you were comin' from.
My operation is primarily cattle--that is how I pay the bills; so it offends me none when someone says that a 9600/9610 is 'behind the times'. They work great for what I do, and quite frankly I think they are a heckuava' lot more rebuildable than the rotors are.
To each his own
If everyone would abide by that, there would not be near as many pointless squabbles here..
I'm in the same "nobody" class, but I also know it. I'm only in my mid 20's and only doing 200 acres. I would really like to have a combine at least from the 80's. I would like a 7720 for future capacity, looked at a few 9500's and most are too pricey or beat. The 9000 series do have a lot more creature comforts from the cab though.
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