What I like about them is the center blades on the front gangs overlap each other. I've said it to folks for years, "Why pay too much, why sell for too little, why not keep more of your money where it belongs, in your checkbook?" Tanner After Hours Emergency Parts: 256-998-2806 After Hours Emergency Service: 256-777-7564 ; Hopkinsville After Hours Emergency: 270-887-4685; Mayfield After Hours Emergency Parts: 270-564-7875 After Hours Emergency Service: 270-705-6758; Morganfield After Hours Emergency Parts: 270-952-4559 After Hours … Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.In the shed got restored 1966 Farmall 1206, restored 1961 460U, Farmall 100, 1456, 4386, 1984 1460 combine and assorted implements, collect farm toys and generally anything IH,60' and 70's muscle tractors, crawling down hot smoky hallways, moving endless amounts of snow and cow poop and trying to grow the best corn, beans, wheat and alfalfa we can.Farm 1600 acres,milk 700 cows run mainly RED(gotta have a few others to make you appreciate the red ones even more)bought the '46 Farmall A in family since '52 when I was 17. we have a 24' 4900 series Krause, not a rock flex. They range in sale price from $4,100 for a 22 1/2-foot model sold in south-central Nebraska up to $6,500 for a 27-foot model sold in west-central Michigan. Won’t cut like a Sunflower or Landoll but every bit as good or better than a 496 We have a 4938a, 26 footer. 8300-34W. Tubes on wings are filled with shot so they cut as deep as the main frame. Max Weight. If the bearings are good and the blades are decent its probably not a bad deal. I have 2 of the 1900 series Krause discs.
Other than a guy with 2 John Deeres everyone else runs Krauses. you must know the model number of the unit being assembled whenever making reference to this section. I think it's pretty level. I guess they were all around 18-26' range It has a few welds & needs a few more ( but not to bad though ) & tires look good . They all three work just fine. I did way more welding on our Case IH 3850 16 footer we had before this one and it wasn't as heavy as this one. Around my neck of the Woods Krause is the king of the disk heap. lb lb. No welds anywhere on it. Max Weight 17144 lb. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Phone: (423) 815-7006 Call. My question is , do any of you guys have any experience with running a 4900 Krause ? What I like about them is the center blades on the front gangs overlap each other. Look down through the table of sale prices on Krause 4900s and note how they basically were selling for this same type of money seven, eight, nine years ago. In 1990 I traded for a 25 ft model 1927 Krause Rockflex Disk and have replaced front blades 3 times and rear blades 2 times. AgSmart FLANGED DISC BEARING 1-1/2"RD KRAUSE SKU: 851-SMA209B Riveted Flange Disc Harrow Bearing - Will replace Krause 1934-12-0 and 40-109, Landoll 1065010011, Great Plains 822-208C, CNH 21802400, McFarlane DRB-3826, FD209RB, FD209RE, DHU112R09, ST491B. Saw a 32' 3900, single bar Remlinger, had the updates, missing some scrapers, 7.5" spacing, paint faded a little but not bad, 17" blades, $3600.00 at a consignment sale. Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.56-86s. Filters. A 21' and a 25" model.They are built heavy, heavier that a 496. I gave $1200 for my 25" but it needed all new blades, so have about $3000 into it.
I never welded on my IH. Since I dont farm a lot I think I can make this one work . I have 2 of the 1900 series Krause discs. Some discs with hydraulic cylinder lift on the wings seem to get air in the slave cylinders and start digging too deep. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Lol, yea this one has some welds & needs a few more . We bought it for a great deal and then put all new CaseIH earthmetal blades on it. A 21' and a 25" model.They are built heavy, heavier that a 496. All string cushion, Massey was under $4,000 both of Krause were around 6K. Two Krause disks and a Massey disk sold at the consignment last week . We had a 1587 and while I was never a fan of it's single wing design it did work well in the field for us. It also has the Krause harrow on the back. Fix a few tractors too.Grandkids, '06 - '86 series Internationals, Datsun Z's, late 60's / early '70's rock, tractor pulls (preferably 6 cyl. smokers), fishing, power tools, history. Max Weight 15523 lb. Do they level out ok or leave ridges ? VISIT OUR WEBSITE. Does a better job than the neighbors sunflower at 25% of the cost.
Grew up on RED.Ridng ATV's with my boys, drag racing, farming and custom work. I realize its its not a straight 4900 like you're asking about. Doesn't knowing what other folks have just paid for other similar 4900 disks, knowing that 4900s have held their value steadily over the last decade, and knowing the average sale price of the last five 4900s sold equaled $5,720 empower you to make the best decisions possible in terms of buying, selling or trading? KRAUSE Parts For Sale at H&R Agri-Power. Wow disks are high in you guys country. 8200-34N. Makes no sense to me. Had it since 2015 and never welded it once.
What I like about them is the center blades on the front gangs overlap each other. I've said it to folks for years, "Why pay too much, why sell for too little, why not keep more of your money where it belongs, in your checkbook?" Tanner After Hours Emergency Parts: 256-998-2806 After Hours Emergency Service: 256-777-7564 ; Hopkinsville After Hours Emergency: 270-887-4685; Mayfield After Hours Emergency Parts: 270-564-7875 After Hours Emergency Service: 270-705-6758; Morganfield After Hours Emergency Parts: 270-952-4559 After Hours … Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.In the shed got restored 1966 Farmall 1206, restored 1961 460U, Farmall 100, 1456, 4386, 1984 1460 combine and assorted implements, collect farm toys and generally anything IH,60' and 70's muscle tractors, crawling down hot smoky hallways, moving endless amounts of snow and cow poop and trying to grow the best corn, beans, wheat and alfalfa we can.Farm 1600 acres,milk 700 cows run mainly RED(gotta have a few others to make you appreciate the red ones even more)bought the '46 Farmall A in family since '52 when I was 17. we have a 24' 4900 series Krause, not a rock flex. They range in sale price from $4,100 for a 22 1/2-foot model sold in south-central Nebraska up to $6,500 for a 27-foot model sold in west-central Michigan. Won’t cut like a Sunflower or Landoll but every bit as good or better than a 496 We have a 4938a, 26 footer. 8300-34W. Tubes on wings are filled with shot so they cut as deep as the main frame. Max Weight. If the bearings are good and the blades are decent its probably not a bad deal. I have 2 of the 1900 series Krause discs.
Other than a guy with 2 John Deeres everyone else runs Krauses. you must know the model number of the unit being assembled whenever making reference to this section. I think it's pretty level. I guess they were all around 18-26' range It has a few welds & needs a few more ( but not to bad though ) & tires look good . They all three work just fine. I did way more welding on our Case IH 3850 16 footer we had before this one and it wasn't as heavy as this one. Around my neck of the Woods Krause is the king of the disk heap. lb lb. No welds anywhere on it. Max Weight 17144 lb. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Phone: (423) 815-7006 Call. My question is , do any of you guys have any experience with running a 4900 Krause ? What I like about them is the center blades on the front gangs overlap each other. Look down through the table of sale prices on Krause 4900s and note how they basically were selling for this same type of money seven, eight, nine years ago. In 1990 I traded for a 25 ft model 1927 Krause Rockflex Disk and have replaced front blades 3 times and rear blades 2 times. AgSmart FLANGED DISC BEARING 1-1/2"RD KRAUSE SKU: 851-SMA209B Riveted Flange Disc Harrow Bearing - Will replace Krause 1934-12-0 and 40-109, Landoll 1065010011, Great Plains 822-208C, CNH 21802400, McFarlane DRB-3826, FD209RB, FD209RE, DHU112R09, ST491B. Saw a 32' 3900, single bar Remlinger, had the updates, missing some scrapers, 7.5" spacing, paint faded a little but not bad, 17" blades, $3600.00 at a consignment sale. Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.56-86s. Filters. A 21' and a 25" model.They are built heavy, heavier that a 496. I gave $1200 for my 25" but it needed all new blades, so have about $3000 into it.
I never welded on my IH. Since I dont farm a lot I think I can make this one work . I have 2 of the 1900 series Krause discs. Some discs with hydraulic cylinder lift on the wings seem to get air in the slave cylinders and start digging too deep. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Lol, yea this one has some welds & needs a few more . We bought it for a great deal and then put all new CaseIH earthmetal blades on it. A 21' and a 25" model.They are built heavy, heavier that a 496. All string cushion, Massey was under $4,000 both of Krause were around 6K. Two Krause disks and a Massey disk sold at the consignment last week . We had a 1587 and while I was never a fan of it's single wing design it did work well in the field for us. It also has the Krause harrow on the back. Fix a few tractors too.Grandkids, '06 - '86 series Internationals, Datsun Z's, late 60's / early '70's rock, tractor pulls (preferably 6 cyl. smokers), fishing, power tools, history. Max Weight 15523 lb. Do they level out ok or leave ridges ? VISIT OUR WEBSITE. Does a better job than the neighbors sunflower at 25% of the cost.
Grew up on RED.Ridng ATV's with my boys, drag racing, farming and custom work. I realize its its not a straight 4900 like you're asking about. Doesn't knowing what other folks have just paid for other similar 4900 disks, knowing that 4900s have held their value steadily over the last decade, and knowing the average sale price of the last five 4900s sold equaled $5,720 empower you to make the best decisions possible in terms of buying, selling or trading? KRAUSE Parts For Sale at H&R Agri-Power. Wow disks are high in you guys country. 8200-34N. Makes no sense to me. Had it since 2015 and never welded it once.
That disk is a beast. Also own a 1988 9370 IH Eagle semi tractor to pull hopper bottom.Everything else is a conglomeration of stuff to make the farm go round. 16"-17" blades with some bent at the cutting edge selling high. No experience on a 4900. Krause Disc. Also own a 1988 9370 IH Eagle semi tractor to pull hopper bottom.Everything else is a conglomeration of stuff to make the farm go round.
What I like about them is the center blades on the front gangs overlap each other. I've said it to folks for years, "Why pay too much, why sell for too little, why not keep more of your money where it belongs, in your checkbook?" Tanner After Hours Emergency Parts: 256-998-2806 After Hours Emergency Service: 256-777-7564 ; Hopkinsville After Hours Emergency: 270-887-4685; Mayfield After Hours Emergency Parts: 270-564-7875 After Hours Emergency Service: 270-705-6758; Morganfield After Hours Emergency Parts: 270-952-4559 After Hours … Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.In the shed got restored 1966 Farmall 1206, restored 1961 460U, Farmall 100, 1456, 4386, 1984 1460 combine and assorted implements, collect farm toys and generally anything IH,60' and 70's muscle tractors, crawling down hot smoky hallways, moving endless amounts of snow and cow poop and trying to grow the best corn, beans, wheat and alfalfa we can.Farm 1600 acres,milk 700 cows run mainly RED(gotta have a few others to make you appreciate the red ones even more)bought the '46 Farmall A in family since '52 when I was 17. we have a 24' 4900 series Krause, not a rock flex. They range in sale price from $4,100 for a 22 1/2-foot model sold in south-central Nebraska up to $6,500 for a 27-foot model sold in west-central Michigan. Won’t cut like a Sunflower or Landoll but every bit as good or better than a 496 We have a 4938a, 26 footer. 8300-34W. Tubes on wings are filled with shot so they cut as deep as the main frame. Max Weight. If the bearings are good and the blades are decent its probably not a bad deal. I have 2 of the 1900 series Krause discs.
Other than a guy with 2 John Deeres everyone else runs Krauses. you must know the model number of the unit being assembled whenever making reference to this section. I think it's pretty level. I guess they were all around 18-26' range It has a few welds & needs a few more ( but not to bad though ) & tires look good . They all three work just fine. I did way more welding on our Case IH 3850 16 footer we had before this one and it wasn't as heavy as this one. Around my neck of the Woods Krause is the king of the disk heap. lb lb. No welds anywhere on it. Max Weight 17144 lb. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Phone: (423) 815-7006 Call. My question is , do any of you guys have any experience with running a 4900 Krause ? What I like about them is the center blades on the front gangs overlap each other. Look down through the table of sale prices on Krause 4900s and note how they basically were selling for this same type of money seven, eight, nine years ago. In 1990 I traded for a 25 ft model 1927 Krause Rockflex Disk and have replaced front blades 3 times and rear blades 2 times. AgSmart FLANGED DISC BEARING 1-1/2"RD KRAUSE SKU: 851-SMA209B Riveted Flange Disc Harrow Bearing - Will replace Krause 1934-12-0 and 40-109, Landoll 1065010011, Great Plains 822-208C, CNH 21802400, McFarlane DRB-3826, FD209RB, FD209RE, DHU112R09, ST491B. Saw a 32' 3900, single bar Remlinger, had the updates, missing some scrapers, 7.5" spacing, paint faded a little but not bad, 17" blades, $3600.00 at a consignment sale. Information is provided 'as is' and solely for informational purposes, not for trading purposes or advice. Am a IH guy born in the Case IH era.56-86s. Filters. A 21' and a 25" model.They are built heavy, heavier that a 496. I gave $1200 for my 25" but it needed all new blades, so have about $3000 into it.
I never welded on my IH. Since I dont farm a lot I think I can make this one work . I have 2 of the 1900 series Krause discs. Some discs with hydraulic cylinder lift on the wings seem to get air in the slave cylinders and start digging too deep. A Case IH 6500 conser til chisel plow and even a 56 forage blower. Lol, yea this one has some welds & needs a few more . We bought it for a great deal and then put all new CaseIH earthmetal blades on it. A 21' and a 25" model.They are built heavy, heavier that a 496. All string cushion, Massey was under $4,000 both of Krause were around 6K. Two Krause disks and a Massey disk sold at the consignment last week . We had a 1587 and while I was never a fan of it's single wing design it did work well in the field for us. It also has the Krause harrow on the back. Fix a few tractors too.Grandkids, '06 - '86 series Internationals, Datsun Z's, late 60's / early '70's rock, tractor pulls (preferably 6 cyl. smokers), fishing, power tools, history. Max Weight 15523 lb. Do they level out ok or leave ridges ? VISIT OUR WEBSITE. Does a better job than the neighbors sunflower at 25% of the cost.
Grew up on RED.Ridng ATV's with my boys, drag racing, farming and custom work. I realize its its not a straight 4900 like you're asking about. Doesn't knowing what other folks have just paid for other similar 4900 disks, knowing that 4900s have held their value steadily over the last decade, and knowing the average sale price of the last five 4900s sold equaled $5,720 empower you to make the best decisions possible in terms of buying, selling or trading? KRAUSE Parts For Sale at H&R Agri-Power. Wow disks are high in you guys country. 8200-34N. Makes no sense to me. Had it since 2015 and never welded it once.
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