Although it always pays to spend time looking over any item of used equipment before making a purchase, care and attention is never better rewarded than when appraising a second-hand combine. The difference between a good one and a bad ‘un’ may be small in cash terms, but it can be huge in terms of performance and reliability. By James de Havilland
Case IH 2100-series Axial Flow combines:
Although it always pays to spend time looking over any item of used equipment before making a purchase, care and attention is never better rewarded than when appraising a second-hand combine. The difference between a good one and a bad ‘un’ may be small in cash terms, but it can be huge in terms of […]
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James de Havilland
