Corn picker

1legonutt · Mar 28, 2014

Here a picture of that woods bros picker. Rob

casecollectorsc · Mar 28, 2014

Wow, that's a nice clean survivor!! Don't see them like that anymore.

Superpicker · Mar 28, 2014

Good looking clean rig that looks to have been stored in a very dry atmosphere.

Paul from MI · Mar 28, 2014

I used one of those for many years. pretty good picker, but snapping rolls were worn and resulted in a bit of butt shelling with modern hybrids. It ran good, never plugged up.

bmagee · Mar 28, 2014

very nice picker - wow!

my grandpa lost a hand in his. obviously a implement I will never forget.

Rich Iowa · Mar 29, 2014

I bought one of these Wood Bros. corn pickers right after college (2004), though the owner had painted all of it orange. Sold it a few years later, now a days, I wish I hadn't. If you get that picker, hold on to it as there aren't a lot of them around.

Rich Iowa · Mar 29, 2014

My great uncle lost his left hand to a corn picker. Long as I ever knew, my uncle always had the clamps for his left hand, that was just Uncle Henry. Never asked if he would was willing to tell his story.
Most certainly an implement that deserves the upmost respect, ALWAYS SHUT OFF THE MACHINE BEFORE UNCLOGGING A PLUG!

BillOHIO · Mar 29, 2014

Picker was way ahead of it's time as was either a wide row or narrow row picker ! ☺

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