Retro corn combining

960 · Nov 4, 2014

Not current technology but still going.

coonie minnie · Nov 4, 2014

Looks good... if I got the 105 out, we could do a similar scene!

Always good to see one of those at work. Thank you.

Richard in Bee · Nov 4, 2014

Is that a 443 head?

960 · Nov 4, 2014

Yes a 443. I save 10-20 acres from my farm so I can run the 105. There is a pic on the JD forum with the 105 and 9500 together.

Tech 7 · Nov 4, 2014

Nice shot, but I have a pet peeve......when you have a hydraulic swing auger why don't we put it back in when done unloading? Its amazing how those things attract trees, hydro poles and the like

Richard in Bee · Nov 4, 2014

(quoted from post at 14:04:19 11/04/14) Nice shot, but I have a pet peeve......when you have a hydraulic swing auger why don't we put it back in when done unloading? Its amazing how those things attract trees, hydro poles and the like

Then you'd have to swing the auger back on the 105 to make them look the same, and that's a lot of work.

Mike M · Nov 5, 2014

That's modern tech compared to what I drive by everyday. I do not have a pic though.
Plenty of Amish by me still using the binder and shocks method.

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