[jd7700]

Anyone have pics of of these combines in action, also looking for 4420 pics.

Thanks.

 

[combiness]

There are still a lot of old brochures in existence showing a lot of fine pics of all these models. Since I learned to cut with a 6600 and later ran the big 7700, I still have a lot of love for these old machines. I sure hope a good number of them will still be around for years to come.

 

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There's a few pictures of a 7700 or two in one of my harvest albums if you look, not great but better than nothing.

 

[canadianfarmer]

Some pics of our 4400 can be found here:

http://combineforums.proboards42.com/ind....ge=1#1173230091

Nick

 

[pbutler]

I had a 4400 and have a 7700, hre are some pics of each.

 

[carpetcombiner]

Here is the only one I have.
Larry

 

[pbutler]

I am not Canadian, Central, IL.

It holds about 365 bu of corn. Unloads at more than 2.5bu / sec so we can unload it in just over 2 mins.

 

[pbutler]

Macon, about 10 miles south of Decatur. Where are you?

 

[pbutler]

I know where that is, I have some relatives that farm in Tuscola.

Your crops look pretty good over there this year-but that area is always good. I wish our ground was that flat.

 

[sneeky]

Here are a couple of pics of my old man's beloved 7700 turbo Harvesting at home in Australia.

 

[combiness]

Sneeky, that's a very beautiful combine, especially for being close to 30 years old, too!

It's just too bad the straw spreader guard rail is broken. I sure hope that will be properly repaired to retain the unspoiled beauty of the 7700.

 

[Tom Turner]

Great pictures and great memory's working on 4400, 6600 and 7700 years ago, but the one that i most remember is a 3300 with factory A/C and diesel engine, great bines.