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North-Central Oklahoma | We run a '94 R62 with the Cummins and a '94 R62 with the Deutz. Both have been great machines. Dad bought the Deutz brand new in '94 and its been babied its whole life. If you know the history of a Deutz powered machine (mostly with the maintenance) it will be probably be a good machine for you. A Cummins powered unit would probably be better for parts and mechanics that can work on them. Rotary Gleaners are pretty simple to work on. Things to look at are the condition of the rotor bars, cage and accelerator rolls. We previously have run an R70, N6, N5, L2 and in the early '80's Dad ran a 1480 IH. Our closest dealer is 70 miles away and I have no intention of changing colors even with green 20 miles up the road and red 30 miles away.
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Gleaner R Series Combines
