jim warehime
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Picked these up this weekend, H186 2way mounted plow and HM280 runner planter. Alot of NOS parts with the planter, alot still tie wired together. How common were these planters?
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boy, you got a haul..... the H i bought in high school was set up with mounted planters and fert. dist. got the tractor, cult. and planters, plus a parts tractor which turned out to be a super H all for $1400 . Dad and I used it to farm 100 acres(quoted from post at 19:49:09 01/17/16) Picked these up this weekend, H186 2way mounted plow and HM280 runner planter. Alot of NOS parts with the planter, alot still tie wired together. How common were these planters?
wish i still had the old H.
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jim warehime
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Gave $500 and a set of h shutters for all of
this. Working on getting 2 more sets of
mounted plows and a mounted disc plow.
this. Working on getting 2 more sets of
mounted plows and a mounted disc plow.
Jim, It looks like you got a good haul. I never worked with H mounted stuff but I would suggest that you get someone nearby who did to help you mount it the first time. It appears you have parts of more than one set and it also looks like some necessary parts may be missing or at least covered in the pile. What I have run into over the years is the tendency of sellers who do not know how to mount the implements allowing essential parts to get lost during storage and transfer. This looks like a good start but it will surprise me if you can make it work with the stuff on the pallets. If you plan to use it this year I would suggest you spend the rest of the winter making sure you have everything you need! One of the advantages of the pull behind or rear mounted planters was the fact that the units were self contained and could be parked as complete and ready to use units. There were few or no little parts like sprockets, linkages, and springs to get lost.
jim warehime
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Have everything needed to make a working planter with exception of fertilizer cans. The plows are missing one axle clamp which can be made. Nor planing on farming with it just display.
Jim, I had a pallet full of planter as you do, With a couple good pictures from friend I was able to get it mounted. As you said fert. cans can be had just depends on what you are willing to spend. I have a mounted 2 row on C and a mounted 2 row on an H. Both for display have no land left for planting. I do have the 2 way plow mounted on Super C but removed it for mowing. oldiron29
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