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Used Harvesting Machines in Tennessee, USA

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    Shop built sprig shredder

    Shop built sprig shredder

      Shop built sprig shredder Features Pick up width: 42" Belt 14'L x 22" W Notes Hydraulic pump missing Unknown operating condition

      Springfield, TN
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    • NEW IDEA 323

      NEW IDEA 323

      • Manufacturer: New idea
      • Model: 323

      New Idea 323 One Row Picker, This Is One Of The Nicest Pickers We Have Ever Had, ( See Photos), Very Little Use, Field Ready, Don't Let This One Get Away.

      $5,850 USD

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      Est. $115/mo

      McDonald, TN
    • NEW IDEA 325

      NEW IDEA 325

      • Manufacturer: New idea
      • Model: 325

      New Idea 325 2 Row Picker, 30" Rows, 8 Roll Husking Bed, Has Cylinder & Hoses, Runs Out Very Smooth, Hard To Find Size.

      $6,250 USD

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      Est. $123/mo

      McDonald, TN
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        JOHN DEERE, NEW HOLLAND, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER

        Sweetwater, TN
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        New idea 325 Harvesting Machine

        • Manufacturer: New idea
        • Model: 325

        Good condition New idea 325 Harvesting Machines available between 1979 and 1983 years. Located in USA and other countries. Click request price for more information.

        USA
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        New idea 323 Harvesting Machine

        • Manufacturer: New idea
        • Model: 323

        Good condition New idea 323 Harvesting Machines. Located in USA and other countries. Click request price for more information.

        USA

      Overview

      Harvesting machines are specialized agricultural equipment used to efficiently gather crops from the fields. These machines come in various types including combine harvesters, forage harvesters, and potato harvesters, each designed to handle specific crops like grains, corn, or potatoes. Harvesting machines significantly reduce the labor and time required for crop collection, boosting productivity and efficiency on farms.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used harvesting machine?

      Evaluate the machine's age, hours of operation, and overall condition. Check for wear and tear, especially on critical parts like the cutting blades and threshing mechanisms. Review maintenance records if available.

      How do I ensure the harvesting machine is shipped safely to my location?

      Hire a specialized transport service experienced in moving large agricultural machinery. Make sure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

      What is the maintenance schedule for a harvesting machine?

      Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing worn-out parts, lubricating moving components, and inspecting belts and chains. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.