1984 Allis Chalmers Gleaner Combines Movie Harvest Time N6 N7 L3 M3 

My uncle ran a MH2 for many years near walla walla

Got to love the tornado 🌪️ coming out the back!👍👍👍

I have ran an E, F, and an F2 which were all good machines. I also ran an L2 which was full of problems. The dealer got it back and the owner went to an MF 760; he came from a 510 to the L2. Never ran an N series so I can't give my experience there. Unless you have spent some time and research on the other brands available, you will never know.

@@thegreenerthemeaner N6 was my last combine less moving parts than JD and natural flow threathing is easyer or crops and takes less fuel!!

@@thegreenerthemeaner That L2 must have been quite a lemon for him to go to a Massey 760. I bought my L2 in 2010 and it had a few bugs to work out caused by the previous owner but after I fixed the bugs it was a great machine for me but my R52 is soooo much simpler it isn't even funny..... Not that the L2 was overly complicated. I still have the L2 though...... One thing is for sure, I'd never want a Deere, era for era, over a Gleaner. The Deeres are always a mess to work on. My L2 is the later model with the longer cleaning shoe and it can out combine my buddy's 1660 in corn, I just wish it had a feeder reverser for soybeans.

Needs the corn head auger slowed down which you could do with a sprocket change.

I disagree. The Series III N6 was a pretty good unit and there were many in my area and many dealers that had great service. Suess Implement was a great dealer here but there are no longer enough dealers around and AGCO seems satisfied to let the North American market slip away these days.