2013 CASE IH 6130

2013

CASE IH

6130

3,100

YDG009454

2,300

Usado

STOP BUYING SOMEONE ELSE'S DEFERRED MAINTENANCE. If you're farming 500 to 1,000 acres, this is the kind of combine you buy once and go to the field with confidence. Instead of selling this 2013 Case IH 6130 as an average used combine, we completely went through the machine and invested over $77,000 in repairs and reconditioning, including more than $58,000 in new OEM Case IH parts before it ever hit our lot. The feeder house and rock trap alone received over $14,700 in new OEM parts including a complete rebuild with new feeder chain, shafts, bearings, drum components, rock trap components, sprockets, seals, poly stripper plates, floor liner, header drive repairs and much more. Over $21,000 was invested in this system alone including labor. The threshing system received more than $10,100 in new OEM parts with new concaves, rotor rasp bars, front flighting, rotor extensions and related hardware. The unloading system received over $11,100 in new OEM parts including a new vertical unload auger, reman gearbox, drive components, bearings, jackshaft bearings and related components. More than $14,900 was invested in this system including labor. The clean grain elevator and bubble-up system received over $2,700 in new OEM parts with new chains, sprockets, bearings, shafts, flanges, collars and drive components. The tailings return system received over $3,000 in new OEM parts including new chains, sprockets, bearings, seals, pulleys and related components. The cleaning shoe and shaker system received over $7,600 in new OEM parts including a new lower sieve, shaker bushings, rails, bearings, cams, seals, cleaning shoe components and related hardware. More than $11,200 was invested in this area alone including labor. Additional work included replacing all drive chains, rebuilding the elevator slip clutch, replacing chopper knives, repairing the cooling package, installing a new hydraulic oil reservoir with new hoses and filters, full engine service, and numerous additional repairs found during reassembly. Could you buy a cheaper 6130? Absolutely. But many combines in this price range still have years of deferred maintenance waiting for the next owner. We've already done the expensive work. For many operators, financing these major repairs as part of the purchase at today's competitive used equipment rates makes far more sense than buying a lower-priced machine and facing large repair bills over the next several harvests. If you're looking for a combine that's been prepared to deliver reliable harvests for years to come instead of spending harvest in the shop, this Case IH 6130 deserves a serious look. Contact us to get a quote, explore financing options, or discuss your trade!

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