the 8820 is a great combine i just bought my first titan 11 for 24,000 us dollars it has 4500 hours and is a one owner machine. it has a crary big topper bin extension and will be getting a tsr fine cut straw chopper. we now have 5 8820s on our grass seed farm in oregon. there a great combine!!! not the most pleaseant cab in the world but easy to work on and cheap to maintain!!!! i sure wouldnt junk a combine just because it needs a cab!!! especially if you know the history of the combine and its in good shape!!! just my opinion though
appreciate the replies...my combine is actually a Titan II and it was in excellent shape, $$$$ in recent repairs...also had duals and planetaries
...hard to find. Cab caught fire from being in a shed where tractor shorted out, so other than cab damage, mostly just paint and plastics melted...fire put out before it got in to belts or anything on lower/inside of combine. I found a decent yellowtop cab for $500. so am going to swap them out. Only difference in cab I can see is Harvestrak monitor on left front post and more AC vents in headliner on TII. I'll look for the shaft w/u joint...what does it go to?
Hi I'm new to this so bear with me. My 9670 separator cover is wor beside the return inlet. Just wondering if anyone has removed it and how. Does it come out the front or the back?
My 8820 with 230 front has issue with ;when button to engage front is switched on ,the front doesnt respond at normal speed (only starts after a few seconds and then not very fast)
Anyone using these in just wheat? Dad saw an ad for these and is excited. They say folks are getting 3500 sep hrs of wear out of them and way less losses. I tend to be a skeptic. We farm in the foothills of the Simco mountains and our soils are all volcanic. We've been test operators of...
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