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Start date Start date Jul 25, 2015

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oakleaf

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Feb 15, 2013 863 1,268 90 South coast of Ireland What are the differences between a 1540 and a 1540 s please?

varidisc

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Jul 9, 2013 82 20 12 62 Leicestershire 1540s has a secondary beater behind the drum.

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Gruffalo

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Mixed Farmer Feb 18, 2013 786 248 76 48 Midlands

varidisc said: 1540s has a secondary beater behind the drum. Click to expand...

Also known as a rotary seporater I think.

ridger

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Feb 15, 2013 8,863 7,926 147 Tyrone, Northern Ireland Don't touch a 1540 anyway, they won't cut a full day without wrecking something or at the very least, burning off the belt that empties the bin. 1530 far superior machine

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oakleaf

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Feb 15, 2013 863 1,268 90 South coast of Ireland

ridger said: Don't touch a 1540 anyway, they won't cut a full day without wrecking something or at the very least, burning off the belt that empties the bin. 1530 far superior machine Click to expand...

Thanks ,but not buying. Just saw one of each parked up on a headland and wondered.

ridger

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Feb 15, 2013 8,863 7,926 147 Tyrone, Northern Ireland

oakleaf said: Thanks ,but not buying. Just saw one of each parked up on a headland and wondered. Click to expand...

Either the two had just broken down, or else they had just been fixed

oakleaf

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Feb 15, 2013 863 1,268 90 South coast of Ireland Did any other 1500 series come in a "S" variant? D

db9go

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Arable Farmer Jan 21, 2013 2,572 1,834 139 125 Buckinghamshire 1550S

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Flat 10

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Arable Farmer Mar 16, 2013 20,209 20,117 186 Fen Edge Spent hours as a kid riding on a 1530. was very little bother apart from when oil pump went. Nearby there were a 1540 a 1545 and a 1550, the later two without cabs. What were the differences between 1530 and 1540? Our 1530 had a 12ft cut and neighbours 1540(can't remember if it was an S or not) was only 10........

Timbo75

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Feb 16, 2013 7,712 1 6,837 46 50 Shropshire Funnily enough, the oil pump drive in the sump broke on our 1530 once upon a time and required a new engine. Went to india afew yrs later... What sorta money might Mr Cowle be looking for this do you think? http://www.rodneycowlemachinery.co.uk/c1434.html

colhonk

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Arable Farmer Mar 4, 2013 5,477 1 9,176 186 72 Darlington I had a S1550.

Old Codger

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Feb 15, 2013 274 122 37 78 Buckinghamshire UK 1545 was the first combine I bought. Brand new with a 13Ft header and a cabcraft cab in 1975. A

Acke

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Jun 20, 2015 646 440 43 69 Sweden Enköping Here 1545 was named Armada

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Dim Reaper

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Feb 16, 2013 95 247 30 North Yorkshire

Flat 10 said: Spent hours as a kid riding on a 1530. was very little bother apart from when oil pump went. Nearby there were a 1540 a 1545 and a 1550, the later two without cabs. What were the differences between 1530 and 1540? Our 1530 had a 12ft cut and neighbours 1540(can't remember if it was an S or not) was only 10........ Click to expand...

The main difference between the 1530 and the 1540 is that the 1540 had a rotary separator, a bit more power and bigger grain tank. The 1545 was basic 5 walker machine, the 1550 was similar but again with a rotary separator, more power and a bigger tank.

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Niels

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Jan 23, 2013 1,150 533 83 Netherlands/Suffolk www.agrifoto.nl

Acke said: Here 1545 was named Armada Click to expand...

That is strange because the M140 was named the Armada by New Holland but only the very first models had decals with the name. Loads of 1530s, 1540s, 1545 and 1550s here still. Really surprising! Quite a few UK imports that came over during the late 70s and early 80s actually. They are good machines if you have a few acres to cut but can noticeably see the capacity deteriorating when straw gets damp. Parts are getting an issue as we don't have any combine breakers. Thinking about it pretty much all NH build (M133, 135, 140) followed by the 1500 range, 8000 and TX were bombproof. Yes things went wrong but loads about still and parts can be sourced. Can't see as many Dominators! D

db9go

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Arable Farmer Jan 21, 2013 2,572 1,834 139 125 Buckinghamshire

Niels said: That is strange because the M140 was named the Armada by New Holland but only the very first models had decals with the name. Loads of 1530s, 1540s, 1545 and 1550s here still. Really surprising! Quite a few UK imports that came over during the late 70s and early 80s actually. They are good machines if you have a few acres to cut but can noticeably see the capacity deteriorating when straw gets damp. Parts are getting an issue as we don't have any combine breakers. Thinking about it pretty much all NH build (M133, 135, 140) followed by the 1500 range, 8000 and TX were bombproof. Yes things went wrong but loads about still and parts can be sourced. Can't see as many Dominators! Click to expand...

When the first Leon clayes combines came here imported by Bamfords in the 60s the m140 was also called the landlord

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Flat 10

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Arable Farmer Mar 16, 2013 20,209 20,117 186 Fen Edge

Dim Reaper said: The main difference between the 1530 and the 1540 is that the 1540 had a rotary separator, a bit more power and bigger grain tank. The 1545 was basic 5 walker machine, the 1550 was similar but again with a rotary separator, more power and a bigger tank. Click to expand...

Further up this thread, it implies that S designation stood for rotary separator. So you could buy a 1540 and a 1540S........

Richard Devon

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Mixed Farmer Jan 10, 2014 1,227 954 118 Down on the edge of the world

Flat 10 said: Further up this thread, it implies that S designation stood for rotary separator. So you could buy a 1540 and a 1540S........ Click to expand...

no, the 1540 evolved in to a 1540S

Flat 10

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Arable Farmer Mar 16, 2013 20,209 20,117 186 Fen Edge Posted this on another thread but thought might be of interest........ Man here used to cut over 250acres year in year out with a 1530 until around the year 2000. Only 5t trailers and no drier. All got done without being very late. Incredible really. Now contract farmed. For classic combine fans at this time neighbours had 2 Claas Sen 70s on 250acres. Now run a Lex 480!

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