Nice old N6. I have never seen a Series 3 before, I like the extra decals. I look forward to seeing it in the field next season. Sorry to hear about losing the L to a fire. Good job at the auction. Thank for sharing the great AC Equipment.
Just a suggestion, if the rod bolts in the engine haven't been replaced, put a new set of ARP bolts in before you window the block. About 3000 hours on factory bolts and they let go. Be a little learning curve from a cylinder to rotor, but you won't want to go back.
Nice purchase Nolan👍 I visited a few farms with gleaner combines and posted videos on my channel. Can’t wait to see that black tornado come out of the tailpipe👍
That is so nice. I was anxious just watching Ron bid and I already knew the outcome. It’s always great when you are able to buy what you went to the auction for. Maybe some videos of them getting it ready for next harvest. You could explain the upgrades from the previous combine. I see it must make its own corn. I mean what else does corn plus mean. Nohlen has a little smile, but you know it’ll be ear to ear next harvest. You almost have to wonder if they’ll be running to see who makes it in the seat first. Jim I’m not sure a 5 gl bucket is gonna fit beside the seat. Probably should have considered that and just went with the newer one. Congratulations to Ron and Nohlen. Not much of a winter here so far. Hope all is good. Be well all of you.
@@teresadroessler9872never understood guys grinding shelled corn into feed and then adding something in for filler when they threw the cobs away in the field
We traded 6 L2's for 3 new '79 N6's after being told they could do twice as much as the L2's. In wheat when they were running which was not often, they did, but back home in rice and soybeans the L's would kick their butt's. After two harvest we traded them for three '79 N7s that weren't near as reliable because of too much horsepower. We did have one burn and replaced it with a '82 series three that was much better but still struggled in beans and rice so we gave up and went back to the L2's and L3's. We ran12 of them from '88 till '92 then had a big auction and went to JD 9600's. In 2010 I tried a new R76 with a 40ft. head that was light years ahead of the N's, It could handle any crop with ease. After that we had a used R75 that was good, then traded for a new S78, then two 88's and last a S97, all of them are great machines. I will say that '82 with a 30 ft. head was so much fun to run in wheat. Good luck with the N6, hope it works out well for you.
You guys are the best love your videos. Makes me miss my N6 when l retired!!!! and my 7045 too oh well l have my D17 and myWD45 and my WC so its not so bad!!! take care and l will be watching!!!!!!!!
its a 36 and iam 3rd owner but it was bought new by one brother and later sold you his brother and then bought by me so my owning iy is first time not owned by the family clear as mud right LOL!! it dont have PTO it had old loader on it the loader was run by a self contained hydraulic pump that was in the oil tank with a pulley and belt that run off belt pulley quiet a setup!!!!@@JandLVideos
Nice old N6. I have never seen a Series 3 before, I like the extra decals. I look forward to seeing it in the field next season. Sorry to hear about losing the L to a fire. Good job at the auction. Thank for sharing the great AC Equipment.
I like that series 3 decal to!
The Series III came out in 1983.
Awesome!! Less than 8k for a whole new combine and 2 headers! You did well. The series 3 were tough machines
Ahh the sound of an old Gleaner coming to life!!!!! Congrats man!!!!!
Nice old N6! Watch that short coupled sob when you road it home…they go a LOT faster than they should. Lol
Just a suggestion, if the rod bolts in the engine haven't been replaced, put a new set of ARP bolts in before you window the block. About 3000 hours on factory bolts and they let go. Be a little learning curve from a cylinder to rotor, but you won't want to go back.
Interesting, good to know!
Nice purchase Nolan👍 I visited a few farms with gleaner combines and posted videos on my channel. Can’t wait to see that black tornado come out of the tailpipe👍
Looking forward to next year's harvest time with your new machine.
You and me both!
I was bidding right along, good purchases 👍 I always liked the hammerhead look of the cabs, so tough.
Congrats and good job on your purchases. I can't wait for next years harvest videos.
Me to, I can't wait to see it in action!
Too bad it didn't have a power rear axel.
That is so nice. I was anxious just watching Ron bid and I already knew the outcome. It’s always great when you are able to buy what you went to the auction for. Maybe some videos of them getting it ready for next harvest. You could explain the upgrades from the previous combine. I see it must make its own corn. I mean what else does corn plus mean. Nohlen has a little smile, but you know it’ll be ear to ear next harvest. You almost have to wonder if they’ll be running to see who makes it in the seat first. Jim I’m not sure a 5 gl bucket is gonna fit beside the seat. Probably should have considered that and just went with the newer one. Congratulations to Ron and Nohlen. Not much of a winter here so far. Hope all is good. Be well all of you.
Nohlen's worried Ron won't wanna share it at harvest and he'll still be stuck in the M2
@@JandLVideos well we all have to worry about something. My bet is he will.
Good deal for you guys new big toys on the farm Hello from N Dak
It's gonna be hard waiting almost a year to see it in action!
Growing up my Dads cousin and our neighbor both had N6 combines.
That’s a nice looking combine - congrats!
Thanks!
Remember when you could run between the rows of corn?
Looking good guys nice toys play with be safe out there your buddy from Nebraska
Thanks! Same to you
We still plant 36 inch rows to use a mounted cornnpicker, thanks for sharing
What kind of picker?
@@JandLVideos we have a 234picker on a 706 282 diesel tractor,the ear corn gets fed to our 48 milking cows
@@teresadroessler9872 nice!
@@teresadroessler9872never understood guys grinding shelled corn into feed and then adding something in for filler when they threw the cobs away in the field
Congrats guys
Thank you!
We traded 6 L2's for 3 new '79 N6's after being told they could do twice as much as the L2's. In wheat when they were running which was not often, they did, but back home in rice and soybeans the L's would kick their butt's. After two harvest we traded them for three '79 N7s that weren't near as reliable because of too much horsepower. We did have one burn and replaced it with a '82 series three that was much better but still struggled in beans and rice so we gave up and went back to the L2's and L3's. We ran12 of them from '88 till '92 then had a big auction and went to JD 9600's. In 2010 I tried a new R76 with a 40ft. head that was light years ahead of the N's, It could handle any crop with ease. After that we had a used R75 that was good, then traded for a new S78, then two 88's and last a S97, all of them are great machines. I will say that '82 with a 30 ft. head was so much fun to run in wheat. Good luck with the N6, hope it works out well for you.
I was gonna get a n7 but it had major issues and the price was to good to be true
cool combine
Thank you!
👍👍
You guys are the best love your videos. Makes me miss my N6 when l retired!!!! and my 7045 too oh well l have my D17 and myWD45 and my WC so its not so bad!!! take care and l will be watching!!!!!!!!
Styled or unstyled wc?
its a 36 and iam 3rd owner but it was bought new by one brother and later sold you his brother and then bought by me so my owning iy is first time not owned by the family clear as mud right LOL!! it dont have PTO it had old loader on it the loader was run by a self contained hydraulic pump that was in the oil tank with a pulley and belt that run off belt pulley quiet a setup!!!!@@JandLVideos
@@user-kt6vl6zk6e nice, love those unstyled WCs!
2400 bucks I need to get my rgn and do auctions up there 😂
great video I dont have any gleaners would love to get a f 3 green stripe
They got a cool look to them!
i plant honest rows 38 inch .
We have two 100 and a e and 3k'
Nice!
Watched a n7 bring 1000$ then 400$ for each head dont bring much down here everyone runs new.
you paid 2500 for vice grip lol.
It's a nice vice grip...