Roger - Kansas
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I spend a lot of time at Table Rock Lake in the Missouri Ozarks. It is rough rolling country. Most of the farmland in the creek bottoms has been planted back to grass hay. I was there this weekend doing some work and had to go to Shell Knob for lumber. I was surprised to see this Versatile combine in a farm yard. It occurred to me that the nearest farm implement dealer was several counties away, the nearest Versatile dealer was in the next state and the nearest place to get Versatile combine parts is in the next country north of here. Didn't get close enough to tell if it had cut recently.
1. This is one of the few fields that I remember being farmed, it is grass hay now.
2. Looked like a 13 foot header.
3. Versatile 5000 No Shift Hydrostatic is on the grain bin.
4. Not a bad looking machine, seems to be rigged up for mud.
1. This is one of the few fields that I remember being farmed, it is grass hay now.
2. Looked like a 13 foot header.
3. Versatile 5000 No Shift Hydrostatic is on the grain bin.
4. Not a bad looking machine, seems to be rigged up for mud.
