Posted by Dave H (MI) on April 24, 2015 at 13:44:47 from (50.108.3.249):
In Reply to: Dave H (MI)-swather- posted by 49716 on April 24, 2015 at 12:46:37:
Well I appreciate you doing that! Where exactly is it? They have three locations. If it is the one over by TC then I have a halfway decent chance of getting there at some point. The others would be off the beaten path for me. I'm not thinking it is going anywhere at that price so I'll gamble on that. I bought a combine head Tuesday and the seller tells me his neighbor has a swather in the barn he wants to sell. He is checking into it. I'll be honest with you, what I really need is a good old IH. A 4000 would be nice. A 230 or similar would be about perfect. I won't claim to be expert on fixing them, but at least I halfway know where to start and can muddle thru! Thanks again! Let me know which location when you get a chance.
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