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It depends on what part of the country you are in and, of course, the condition of this combine. Around here in West Tenn., it would be worth less than $1000. If it doesn't run and has been setting in the weed, more like $200. If this machine will go to the field and work for you, you have to figure the value in ways other that $'s and cents. Having your own combine and getting your crop out when it needs to be harvested is worth a lot. It is very stressful on us small farmers to wait and wait till the custom harvesters get to us. My answer is not worth much. I hope I've helped just a little.

I paid 3000 for a 1970 K in 1991 with 12 grain (tiger jaws and Hume reel) and 2-38 corn. I have seen them for 1200 since. What comes with itIJ Corn HeadIJ Grain HeadIJ Any Extras. Different drive pulleys for CYlIJ Filler plates for Cyl. As Steve said it does not take too many "lost crops" while waiting for someone with a combine to get to you, in order for you to justify that kind of money. Ask yourself some IJs first. Can you run itIJ Can you fix it when it breaksIJ Do you have a dealer closeIJ How much do they know about a KIJ

Boy not much Ive seen a lot of them go with a grain head for about 500. Seen one about that vintage with the Chevy on it with no unloader auger on it go for $50 bucks at an auction and the thing ran and looked decent

Thanks for the information. I think its an "E"

look at the metal panel back on the left side. Its by the battery, if I remember correctly. I just picked up a 2nd K for 800 for parts. Now I just need somewhere to store it.