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FLYROD

10-01-2007 22:29:19




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Hey guys, I need your help here. I am a diehard moline man. But I am wanting to restore my grandfathers allcrop 30 combine and I am totally lost on what the correct color is. Is it persian orange 1 or 2? help me out guys please.




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Sid

10-04-2007 20:41:21




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 Re: ALLCROP COMBINE in reply to FLYROD, 10-01-2007 22:29:19  
Maybe you can



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Leroy

10-02-2007 04:32:51




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 Re: ALLCROP COMBINE in reply to FLYROD, 10-01-2007 22:29:19  
I had All Crop combines for years and never heard of an all crop 30. The 40 was a small straight through 40" cut machine, then there was the model 60 that was the most popular all crop ever built that was a sidestraw delievery machine that was the same principal used for all the rest of the models ever built. The 60 was a 60" cut, followed be the 66 that was bacicaly the same machine with the platform widened to 66" cut. The first auger machine was still mostly the same machine but with a 6' cut auger platform instead of the canvas platform used earlier. Then there was the 90 auger machine 7' cut and the selfpropelled model 100 in a 9 or 12' cut. To have been a 30 would have had to have been an experimantal model. I know there was supposedly a experimantal model 48 that was the same build type as a 60 but just smaller.

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JMS/MN

10-01-2007 23:05:57




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 Re: ALLCROP COMBINE in reply to FLYROD, 10-01-2007 22:29:19  
PO 1 until 1960. 30 combine was 2-3 decades before.



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