Pic-MM 69 Combine Been In Family Since New

1206SWMO · Apr 7, 2013

Yesterday I looked at this 1948 MM model 69 combine thats been in the same family since it was new..Also here is the 1948 model U MM thats been in the same family since it was new..Plus here is a 1929 Regular Farmall thats been in the family since it was new..

1923 Gleaner · Apr 8, 2013

Looks like a nice Studebaker pickup behind the 69 MM. What's the story of the place, looking for buyers?

RedRoundhead · Apr 8, 2013

How much does that grain bin on the combine hold? 25 bushels or so?

Nice pictures. Hope you can save that one!

1206SWMO · Apr 8, 2013

The grain bin holds 20 bushels...The combine is safe as its part of a large collection..

1206SWMO · Apr 8, 2013

Ed,thats one of two nice Studebaker pickups..Long time
collector that has tons of stuff...He's starting to sell some of
it..I'll be calling you the end of April about the 21-32 TC
stuff..

1923 Gleaner · Apr 8, 2013

I had a 1949 3/4 ton Studebaker pickup when I was in high school. A real chewing tobacco special, you could spit through the holes in the floorboard. Champion engine, three on the tree. Always thought I'd like to find a nice one.

JimIA · Apr 9, 2013

They had NOS reel bats for one of those combines at Balser"s auction.

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