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Gleaner F3 1983

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    Posted: 19 Nov 2017 at 2:58pm
I would like any info I could get on a F3, a friend is thinking about selling us his and I don't know much about them. So what would be good, bad, stuff to look at? 

Thanks Luke
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ryan Renko Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Nov 2017 at 7:49pm
They are great combines but remember that you are looking at a 34 year old machine. Very easy to work on. Condition is everything. I have seen them in salvage yards after being worked hard and you can still find a sweet one at a auction that almost looks new every now and then. I remember going with my father when he was thinking about renting the farm out to look at a green strip F3. I wish I would have voiced my opinion more but I was to busy chasing gals back then. It was one nice combine and I wish we would have bought it. The farm got rented out the next year. Ryan
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They are very nice machines. We ran an F2 for years and bought a 3 last year. There are really no weak points on them. Just normal wear.

I would look at the usual stuff. Tires, cylinder bars, raddle chains, and chains and sprockets. And just general overall condition.

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Thanks guys I will keep you posted as I know more.
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Here is the F3 my dad bought two years ago.  Really nice for our sized farm.  It is a gear drive which I am happy about.  Have learned a lot about the F3 over the last three seasons(not because of break downs or anything) so if you have any questions don't be afraid to ask me!
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DanD,
Nice looking F3. Neighbor bought a late F2 this year and I helped him with it.
Do you still have the 630 JD with 319 NI picker?
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