Cotton Picker restored

IBleedIHRed · Mar 28, 2010

Came across this in Leachville, AR. Looks real good, ready to pick cotton this fall!

Dave H (MI) · Mar 28, 2010

Nice pics, thanks for putting them up! Kinda hard to concentrate on the tractor with all that grass and trees and sunshine. You should see the view here today.

3500sport · Mar 28, 2010

Nice tractor, mine was a cotton picker also from the factory x20 stamped on the tag

charles todd · Mar 28, 2010

Nice rig. Did you restore it? Now get it into the field!

CT

Vito · Mar 28, 2010

real nice looking unit.Would appear to be a little cramped doing engine work without removing the whole picker.

Vito

Farmall Bob09 · Mar 28, 2010

thank you for the picure

IBleedIHRed · Mar 28, 2010

x20 would mean a high-drum cotton picker, the drum would have 20 spindles for taller cotton. This unit was a low-drum model with 14 spindles made for shorter cotton.

IBleedIHRed · Mar 28, 2010

Not mine, wish it was. There are not many left to restore, I hope to restore one before they are all gone.

IBleedIHRed · Mar 28, 2010

My father said it would take most of a day to get the unit mounted and ready to pick. I have driven and worked on the self-propelled models, they are very hard to work on.

Harold H · Mar 28, 2010

No problem working on the engine. If you need to work on it from above, just raise the basket.

Harold H

Harold H · Mar 28, 2010

Nice looking model 114 picker.

Harold H

IBleedIHRed · Mar 29, 2010

Looks ready for the field. These units used to cover up the delta in the fall.

Cotton Picker restored

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