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Front View Of The 21

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1206SWMO

09-17-2007 19:54:21




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This isnt a great picture.I was so tired and the glare on the camera was so bright that I didnt get it centered too well.

The canvas's are laying in the header.The unloading auger is on top of the combine.

I got some extra parts with it including (4) sickles and several extra NOS wood pitmans plus two tool boxes full of sickle parts.

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iowa_tire_guy

09-18-2007 05:38:42




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 Re: Front View Of The 21 in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-17-2007 19:54:21  
Seeing the canvas and the end of the header reminds me of my Dad telling of a neighbor who had a 21 and did custom work with it. He would hook the two canvasses together, remove the end of the header and swath with it. He also did custom wheat harvesting and I have wondered if he did the first harvest brigade with it. Need to find his daughter and see if she knows.



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1206SWMO

09-17-2007 19:57:55




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 The 21 On The Trailer Safely Home in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-17-2007 19:54:21  
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It sure was a relief to pull in the yard safely home at 12:30 am this morning.I dont want to do this right away again.



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Ande

09-18-2007 05:45:12




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 Re: The 21 On The Trailer Safely Home in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-17-2007 19:57:55  
1206, that is one great fine,but I really read into your trip and worrying about getting home and truck problems.I have been there and know your thoughts and feelings.But the main thing is you got it home and she is under roof.Love to see when you get her in the field again.Thanks for sharing these great pictures!
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tony w

09-17-2007 21:29:49




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 Re: The 21 On The Trailer Safely Home in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-17-2007 19:57:55  
Once you get it back in the field you need to get pictures posted so we all can enjoy. I went to Cedar Rapids IA for a 12a, and it was the hardest pull for the 350 stroker I have ever pulled. But it is good to save this old iron for the hungry scrapers.
Best of luck



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