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Looking to buy gleaner for under 200 acres.
Any Gleaner models to stay away from?
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We have an R62, by far easiest machine to work on. Parts are a reasonable price, does a very nice job. I wouldn't be afraid to buy an older...
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Had an L2 years ago. There’s a reason parts are so available. You will need them!
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My friends dad has one for sale. He has retired and is selling stuff off the farm. It’s a nice combine with low hours.
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I’ve had an R50 & an R52, they are both very usable and reliable. I would look for a later model version with the longer shoe. With that you...
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Depends if you are full time or part time. I have an F for 300 acres and it produces an exceptional sample. N’s are known to be problematic.
Switched to a R52 this year ran wheat great and can't wait for corn and beans glad I switched to it so far. Run under 500 acres.
I am no problem finding parts for ************
Id go with an R they are out there for decent money
We have an R62 and it has done well for us
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L's and m's are great machines, plentiful parts and easy to work on.
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There are a lot of L's and M's out there still being used and many common parts available. N's had some issues, so stay away from those, but...
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I would just stay away from all Gleaners period. We used to have an N5 and it was nothing but breakdowns and hard to round up parts
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