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Topic: first try at picks picking corn
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cjd12000

10-13-2012 18:31:21
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Been picking corn for high moisture ear corn don't have
much time between chores so today and yesterday used two
pickers and fill six wagons then haul them two or three at a
time back to grinder and silo. Hauled all six back today at
once. Looks neat I think.

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olliekid

10-14-2012 11:38:54
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
Thats a long train!

The most I have ever hauled would be two loaded gravity wagons, two loaded hay wagons or just the baler and a loaded hay wagon.

Keep posting pics, I really enjoyed viewing them.



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SweetFeet

10-13-2012 22:00:35
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
cjd,
Neat photos.

How in the world does one turn a corner with SIX wagons in tow? I think you should have shot some video.



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GordoSD

10-13-2012 20:07:48
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
Looks like a NI 324 gaterer with a 326 husker unit. How's it working? Just bought one in superb condition.



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Jay in China

10-13-2012 19:54:06
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
Great pics, you wouldn"t happen to be around Apalachin would you? I saw an International and a JD that looked alot like those two, hauling silage wagons a couple weeks back. They were staging at the same place we were parking out our construction equipment. Off of 17c.



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paul

10-13-2012 19:22:15
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
Been a long time since I saw a wagon train, used to see 3 wagons sometinmes but they made that law back in the 1970's perhaps, 2 hitch pins at most?

Couple years ago a fella was bringing 3 wagons in to the elevator - he was combining corn next to the elevator, and didn't have to take public road, the 3 wagons and tractor _just_ fit on the semi scale. These were the 600 bu wahons, he got real close to the 120,000 scale limit.

Neat pics.

--->Paul

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Dave from MN

10-14-2012 05:30:22
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to paul, 10-13-2012 19:22:15  
only 2 wagons behind the tractor? oops? I was pulling 3 behind the 1086 for six miles the last few days to finish and fill a bin. I thought it was 1 behind a truck and up to 4 behind a large tractor?



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Leroy

10-14-2012 09:04:19
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to Dave from MN, 10-14-2012 05:30:22  
Only 2 implements behind a tractor, was supposed to be only one but then you could not pull a wagon behind a baler or picker so was uped to two implements. still only one behind a truck.



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paul

10-14-2012 09:08:57
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to Leroy, 10-14-2012 09:04:19  
I actually thought you could do 2 empty behind a truck, but I might be outdated?

--->Paul



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Leroy

10-14-2012 16:33:19
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to paul, 10-14-2012 09:08:57  
Not in Ohio



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JayinNY

10-13-2012 19:18:28
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
Great pics, glad you got it done, I'm east of you and the weather has been uncooperative for any outside work. One good think about NY thought, is it's beauty!



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The tractor vet

10-13-2012 19:10:38
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
many years back i did something close to that. we were baling hay for a guy about 10 miles from where i was farming and when done i hooked my 450 to the 269 N h baler then the three kicker wagons and a 40 foot elevator behind the last wagon , I was about five miles from the farm when i met a new friend driving a white Ford with Fancy lights on the roof , he did not see the humor in my bright idea he gave me a written warning for over length and explained to me that only TWO wagons behind a tractor and only one behind a truck. Two year later the same bear stopped me for exceeding the SMV speed limit while pulling two gravity wagons loaded with ear corn I was told that with a SMV sign on a wagon was 25 MPH not the 45 that i was doing With the oliver 88 with a 67 Ford 390 4 bbl and he also said something about the exhaust being to loud from the headers with no mufflers. I thought it sounded really great pulling the hills . Some people have no sense of humor.

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agman

10-13-2012 18:59:52
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
it makes me cringe thinking of trying to keep tires on all those wagons without spending more than the wagon is worth, seems with my older equipment the tires are worth more than the equipment, great pics and thanks for taking the time to share



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Kerry50

10-13-2012 18:47:11
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
Did a double take when I first saw the pic with the 6 wagons, lol. Awesome pics, where are you located?



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cjd12000

10-13-2012 18:51:29
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to Kerry50, 10-13-2012 18:47:11  
They were empty and tioga county ny. Field is 5 miles away
so it saved a lot of time.



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Dalet

10-13-2012 18:42:10
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
That is the first 4430 I have ever seen with HFWD without a cab.



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cjd12000

10-13-2012 18:53:40
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to Dalet, 10-13-2012 18:42:10  
Its a friends he helped me out this week by picking some.
My brother and step dad ran the pickers today. I get the
easy job unloading.



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Wascator

10-13-2012 18:39:00
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to cjd12000, 10-13-2012 18:31:21  
That is some beautiful land; paradise.



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504

10-14-2012 19:09:34
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 Re: first try at picks picking corn in reply to Wascator, 10-13-2012 18:39:00  
Just remember, all of the weight is on ONE hitch PIN.



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