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Roger - Kansas

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Been awhile since this has been done. List your combines and where you are from. This will give everyone an idea of where you are from and what you have. It's always interesting to know what all is out there.

Minneapolis Moline Model L - Uni with combine, forage harvester, picker & Inline hay baler.

Oliver 535 does not run.
Oliver 431
Oliver 40, 35, 33.

Minneapolis Moline

1968 4296 Red Rice Special Hydro Mud Hog.
1968 4296 Yellow Rice Special Hydro
MM SP 168 + one for parts.
MM G 4 Pull combine.
MM Harvester 69

Where the High Plains meet the Flint Hills - Winfield Kansas.
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Roger,I was raised at ElDorado,Now Live at Delta,Colorado(on the western slope)I corrently own 2 combines:'58 #55 roundback;'65#45 squareback,looking for a 95 'CornSpecial'.Used to have a JD #30 pull type.
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1959 model A that is getting new cyl bars very soon. In the first pic the clean elevator is off because I was replacing the boot. The field pics are of the 2008 wheat crop. Just moments after that pic was taken I got that A bogged down. My neighbor helped me pull it out with the 930 Case. It was so wet I could not even let that bin get half full. <a href="http://s1084.photobucket.com/albums/j401/Prairie_locust/?action=view&amp;current=Picture060.jpg" target="_blank">
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1969 JD 4020LP OS
1971 JD 4320D OS
1963 JD 5010D OS
1969 F 3000G
1952(?) MH/F TO-30

4x Massey Super92 (2 were running)
2x Massey 90Special (not running/parts)
4x skeletons for parts (Super90/Super92/90Special)
1x 1937 AC All-Crop (project)
1x 19?? JD #5 (parts/project)

3x Case 140W (hope to get ONE working)

Home's in Oklahoma, now.....!!
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MM UNI model L/LA combine/LC picker/ 760 Uni balor, 2 Brown Mules, one on LP, 3 MM SH pickers, 1 parts, 1 MH #4 picker, 3 MM D shellers to make one. IL/WI stateline 14 miles west of Lake Michigan
 
We live just outside of Goessel, KS which is about 40 miles north of Wichita. My only combine is a AC All-Crop 66 Big Bin. It gets annual use at our local show as well as here at our place. This picture shows it behind a Deere B but these days it gets pulled by a Farmall 350.
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Just north of Oshkosh, WI, #30 john deere it was my dads. We use it every year on wheat and soybeans.We pull it with a JD 70D or a IH 350U.
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Just 1, Gleaner A2 with 10 foot cut and an aftermarket cab. Loaned to a young mechanic 30 miles away this year in exchange for some work done, tune up, reverse rasp bars, and replace concaves. I had no work for it this year. Got to take some pictures and learn how to post them. I live in North Eastern Ontario near New Liskeard.
 
Only one combine, this 1965 95. 13.5 foot platform to go along with this 434W corn head. Also, I have a 237 corn picker and 2 no. 50 sheller attachments, and a no. 7 corn sheller to go along with several tractors and implements.
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Forgot to say, located in Rock Port, MO. Which is in the far NW corner of Missouri. I live about 10 miles from Nebraska and 5 miles from Iowa.
 
I am in Ackley, Iowa. If anyone is ever driving through on HWY 20 near Exit 181 let me know. I would be more than happy in visiting and showing my collection.

IH 403 diesel Combine
IH 82 Combine (one runs, one for parts)
IH 80 Combine (making two into one for oats)
MM 1210 Sheller
WHITE 1210 Sheller
IH 234 Picker
IH 2MH Picker

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Looking for:

IH 303 Combine
IH 402 Combine
IH 2M-HD Picker
OLIVER 210 Corn Sheller
 
I have a 1972 Massey-Ferguson 760. It is #000025, making it only the 25th built, but I know it only the 15th one made in 1972. No pics yet, but mine is the oldest 760 in Oklahoma. It needs tranny repairs.
 
AC All Crop 66 with two-row corn head, one of 1150 corn heads built.
AC 66 with straight header- for parts.
F2 with corn, bean, pickup heads.
M2 with corn, bean, pickup heads.
M2 with engine being rebuilt.
Two Model F - for parts.
Son and I have a Model 90.
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I am in WI. We have 2 95 corn specials one with 435 corn head the other with 13ft grain platform and a late 55 with floating cutterbar and M&W headerheight control for in beans.We also use a john deere 550 grain dryer.
 
The combine with the heads is a 83 M-3 hydro that I bought in 1985 and used till 2000, and the other is a 1977 M-2 gear drive I bought in 1978 and used till 1985, both had black A-4-38 cornheads and 15' flex heads, M-3 had a 315, M-2 had a series 2 with Hart-Carter bar.
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Early 6600 with 220 rigid and dummy head with a sund pickup located in nw nd. Sure would like to get my hands on a case sp 9 or 12 as I am starting a collection of flambeau paint!
 
located in wis. i have quite a few combines so i will try to list them all.
all-crop 40
all-crop 60 (6)
all crop 66 regular bin and big bin, 2 with cornheads, one with motor and sidehill attachment ( aftermarket) (4)
all-crop 72
all-crop 90 (4)
all-crop sp100
all-crop sp super 100
gleaner model S (2) with motors
gleaner model T-3
gleaner model A
IH model 80
uni L with LA combine,120 combine,LF chopper,picker, picker sheller,510 chopper ,and 2 hoists and 9 carts
JD no.6 combine
MF 35 sp and pull-type
this is not a complete list but will give you some idea of what i have. there are also case here too but don't belong to me.
800 case
900 case
1060 case
660 case (3)
12 case threshing machines
case grain binder pto
case corn binder pto
many plows
case silo filler (2)
in other words there are 7 50x100 sheds full of stuff. lol
 
Currently a 1988 Massey 850 4x4. Before that a 1980 MF 550 4x4. Before that a 1974 510 hydro. And before that a 1971 MF 205, my first combine.
 
Greer County, but pic was taken in a neighboring county. I also had them on here before, the Massey one(s) (2 of them...)
 
Hi Diesel,I bought back my first combine.('58 #55)It had been 'gone' for 17 years.The photo below shows it as it arrived 'back home'
 
1979 Gleaner K2 gas . . . known locally as Frankencombine because it has an adapter to run green heads on it. I had a 1966 Gleaner E with 10 foot head and 2-row corn head, but the transmission dropped a bearing and shot its gears all full of holes, so she went to another E owner for parts . . . . I'm 25 miles up the Delaware River from where Washington crossed it.
 
Massey Harris 21
Massey Harris 21A
Massey Harris 27
Massey Ferguson Super 92
Massey Ferguson 410
Masssey Ferguson 8780
 
I am trying to plant my 8 acre wheat crop today in SE Virginia. Do I have enough combines to harvest it??
Massey Harris SP Clipper
Massey Harris 27
Massey Harris 60
Massey Harris 80
Massey Harris 35
Massey Harris SP Corn Picker(2)
 
Here in SW Ohio in Blanchester we have my 1968 JD 95 Corn Special and dads Gleaner K 1970 (I think) both run good and do a good job, What more can you ask for? Bandit
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From central NC. Also in the middle of soybean harvest.
1969 JD 95 corn special with 359 diesel and 213 head
1967 JD 95
1964 JD 95 open station
1958 JD 45
10, 210, and 334 corn heads
1960 JD 30
1945 JD 12A
1940 JD 11A
NH 76 and 77 balers
MM D sheller
Oliver 5 picker
I"m sure there is some other junk around here too!
 
N/W WI, near Ladysmith. Only one combine right now - '77 New Holland 1400 with 960 pick-up, 970 13' rigid, 962W4, and 962N6 heads. Up to 1987 hours now; will likely hit 2000 by the time I finish corn this year.
 
Western side of Manitoba, Canada, and a Claas 106, used to run a CaseIH 1482 pull type but couldn't keep the drive line gearbox in it (3 in one season is my record - too much hp!)


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all Klunkers here , My nephew says , LOL ,,, 3 runnin massey 300s with serveral solvable ailments , I have 2 300 for patrs ,, Gleaner F diesel and a parts F also ,, If You have patience and parts , I have kept my 1968 gasser 300 going for over 25 seasons ...
 
Maybe..LOL .....yepp. Still need to haul most of it home...Do you have a Caddy for the rear axle/wheels?would be easier behind the P/U then getting a 102+" lo-boy with winch.....
Where are you located? e-mail's open.
 
I always wanted to saunter across the road and take a look at those old girls but I was afraid of getting shot LOL. We used to unload combines across the road from there. I also used to haul wheat into the elevator there and I'd longingly glance at them as I went by. Jim
 
I did the same for many years, But when I saw a pile of red cut up iron, I went to the elevator and asked. He already cut all headers up but 4. One of the S92 goes to another local person. but I made a deal with the owner for the rest and then some other stuff. Thank goodness he lets me take my time moving it.
Supposedly 3 of the S92's ran 3-4 yrs ago harvesting wheat. Makes me hopeful to get one or two back up and running.
 
MM G-4
MMTC thresher
MM model D thresher

MH Super 27
MH 21-A
MH 90 Special
Gleaner A
bunch of JD binders and one IH binder


All in Burns, WY
 
Well I'm glad to hear some of them will be running again. I don't get in your area anymore as I'm not doing the wheat harvest now. We mainly cut in the Cordell area but did the Rocky, Hobart area for a few of the last years we were there. That flat land is a LOT nicer to cut. Jim
 
I live in Eastman georgia and have eight 642 Fords.Two are running machines and the rest are for parts.I also have LOTS of corn heads,grain heads,spare motors,parts etc.
 
Case 700 thats only cut 300 acres total in its lifetime!!!
Case A-6
Case 22-36 Thresher
Case PR corn picker
Case horse drawn corn binder
Deere horse drawn grain binder
Ferguson-Belle City corn picker
IHC-McCormick wooden corn sheller
north central Indiana
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Use the 205 for about 30 acres wheat & oats on my hobby farm. The 93 is just for a backup. Live near Green Bay WI. Al
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south east indiana, 40 miles west of cinn ohio. right now have 1680 running and one that burnt and is a total loss last tue affternoon. before that had 2 MF 750's and 2 MF 510's
 
I still have a rare, but unshedded and unloved, early 50's, Dearborn-Wood Bros. with the "Ford Farming Engine".....which I would likely still give free gratis to anyone who wanted to restore it (and who is willing venture out to Western Montana to pick it up).
 
2 Combines
'74 Gleaner "K" with 3 row 30 head. My first combine.
'72 Gleaner "K" with 13' head. Still trying to get the wobble box drive to work properly. Just bought this one.
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Wow Great Pics. We had a 12A,30, 2 45's and now a 3300. I enjoyed & cursed them each, but wish i had them all back now.
Thnaks For the memories.
 
1923 Gleaner, fordson mounted
1927 Gleaner, Pull type
1930 Curtis
1930 Gleaner, Pull type Corn Combine
1934 Gleaner, Pull type
1937 Gleaner, Pull type
1948 Gleaner, 6ft Pull type
1950 Gleaner, Pull type
1956 Gleaner, Model T
1960 Gleaner, A
1972 Gleaner, G Hydro
2011 Gleaner, S77

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Gee, Gleaner! What you should try to find before they're COMPLETELY GONE, is a 1972 Model L, a 1973 Model M and a 1968 Model G.

I used to have access to a 1951 Model A, but the owner [who refused to sell it at the time, got rid of it for scrap after his father died].
I do know of two more vintage A's in Osage and Noble Counties, Oklahoma, if you want ot go that far to look into buying them.
 
All-Crops
40
War time 60 with steel wheels
66
66 with corn head
72
Super 100
plus parts machines 40, 60A, 72, 66s, 90s, 100SP and Super 100.
Also Gleaner K with 13 ft bean head
Gleaner K with black 238 head.
Will have to post some pictures later.
Located in NE Iowa approx 15 miles SE of Decorah.
Jim
 
Wow Chris! You must be single ! lolHow do you like running the MH 35 self propelled? I have a broken down 72 all crop and have been dreaming of a 35 mh or mf for its size and self propelled.
 
He sure does! I came from a place that had 8-45' x 100' buildings, but those were for brooding baby partridge, pheasants and some quail. All the time, I was there, I pondered just how many more such buildings [even 60' x 200' for old combines [and the machines to fill them] could be built with just the revenue of the 2011 gamebird crop. Their value was an estimated $840,000.
 
A 1977 IH 815 with a 943 corn head and 810 16.5ft. platform and a 1993 CaseIH 1666 with 20ft platform and 1043 cornhead.
 
1953 Massey Harris 80

Ran a few years ago. Hope to restore someday or at least back to running condition. For now just a lawn ornament.

Lancaster PA
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the sp 35 is for sale for $500. it ran but broke the cam gear off i have a cam shaft for it but don't have the time right now to put it in. i like them , my dad had one for years, but the F140 continential engine is a cold blooded engine. i have the pull type so i don't need the sp. and i am not single just have time on my hands sometimes and i hate to see the combines go to scrap. i still would like to get a prairie combine like a holt or JD no.7 even a JD 36 would be nice or a case.
 
Dunno, -- YET!!
E-mail is open, let me know if you ever come this way... maybe I can give you a "close-up look" at them...! Ralph.
 
Central Missouri.
Down to running 4 850 MFs. Parts pile is 64 combines 300s, 410s, 510s, 540s, a 550, 750s and 850s. Headers are mostly 1859s, and a few 90 series, a deere 218 and a couple of corn heads.

Photo of the Wife and I back in the spring, she said we needed to take wedding pictures, I asked if we could go to the junk yard.

Tommy
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Hi Roger,
This was a great post:
Currently I have the following:
"1660" Case (Have traded with Casenutty)
"A6"Case
2 parts "A6"'s
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(quoted from post at 09:39:46 11/16/11) the sp 35 is for sale for $500. it ran but broke the cam gear off i have a cam shaft for it but don't have the time right now to put it in.
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I wish I knew about this post back in 2011, I think I would about drive anywhere in the country for a decent $500 Massey Harris 35 SP!!

If anyone has a fixable one... or something similar (Gleaner Model T?) please holler at me! 254 -three.one.five- 1825
 
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