Who knew?

oldtanker · Sep 19, 2016

I never knew that they made something like this. Be a great piece for a collector!

http://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/grd/5787062207.html

I have no connection with this item, just thought it was cool.

Rick

pikewi · Sep 19, 2016

Been a while since I have seen one of those that was operational.

tractorguy2 · Sep 19, 2016

That is pretty neat.

Several years a go. There was an article in Antique Power magazine about a two row mounted picker a small welding shop made for
the 8n's.

Richard G. · Sep 19, 2016

That sure would save a lot of pain in my neck.
Wish I had one.
Richard in NW SC

mgriff543 · Sep 19, 2016

Neat!

markct · Sep 20, 2016

How does a throw out bearing make noise
just in high range????

Gary Mitchell · Sep 20, 2016

If they did the N tractor surely had the Sherman, etc, lower speed transmission to slow them way down. We picked corn with an Oliver mounted 2 row picker on a SH with 350 guts and in heavy corn in mud it was a load. gm

souNdguy · Sep 22, 2016

if it only howls in high range, methinks it's the hi gear in the sherman.. may be pitted and howling.. etc. the bearings would howl all the time..

showcrop · Sep 22, 2016

(quoted from post at 06:23:11 09/20/16) How does a throw out bearing make noise
just in high range????[/quot

Motor is turning too fast in low range to be able to hear it.

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