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ericlb

07-21-2007 15:51:18




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as i viewed the post below on the ferguson 40, it reminded me, did anyone see the 40 with the side mounted hay baler on rfd tv the other day ? looked like it worked pretty good, these were apparently ordered to be destroyed soon after they came out, but somehow this one survived, i had a 1953 to 30 follow me and a neighbor home last week, supposed to have a bad knock in the engine, but i havent played with it yet, its all there and straight tin too, needs some rubber, but not bad for 350.oo

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Jeff-oh

07-23-2007 03:24:03




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 Re: just talkin in reply to ericlb, 07-21-2007 15:51:18  
I didn't see it but heard that the show featured Richard Kimbell's bailer and F-40. Richard is about the nicest person you can meet in this hobbie.

At my very first show as an exhibitor, I could not get my TE-20 off the trailer, It was turning and just would not start. Richard took the time to come over and help me dianose the problem and get me started. (water in dist. cap _ I went through a misty rain storm on the way to the show and never hat that problem before).

Through out the show, as he knew this was my first he made sure to ask if I had any questions or needed any help.

BTW if you want to see that bailer in person it will most likely be at the Dover Ohio Show August 17-19. As will my humble TE-20.

Richard, Charlie Plott, Gary Heffner and all the folks in the MHF-Ohio club put on quite a Ferguson show.

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KSTractor

07-21-2007 22:04:23




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 Re: just talkin in reply to ericlb, 07-21-2007 15:51:18  
I saw the baler on the show too. I remember seeing pictures of them,in the 50's, and of a forage harvester. The chopper had a shaft that drove its wheel off of the right wheel of the tractor.



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Lester Elwood

07-21-2007 17:05:20




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 Re: just talkin in reply to ericlb, 07-21-2007 15:51:18  
Hi I saw it an it looked pretty neet.They have lots of neet old stuff on that channel. I watch it a lot. To bad more didnt survive. We dont see much of the oddball stuff up here in Vermont. Id love to have a dynabalance mower. Hard to come by and expensive. Oh well maybe someday.



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Irv ( Ia)

07-22-2007 19:03:52




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 Re: just talkin in reply to Lester Elwood, 07-21-2007 17:05:20  
I'd been wanting one too and mind you, I'm not rubbin' it in, just tickled cuz I got one at a sale last February for 60 bucks. Like to froze my tail off, but I stuck it out (5 hours), since it was the very last thing to sell. Its not a creampuff but fixable. The lift tube that mounts on the three point had gotten water in it, froze, and split it from one end to the other and a couple sideways, but I pounded and clamped it together and welded it back good as new. I runs nice but needs and couple bar holddowns and the outside shoe replaced. I haven't got a chance to use it yet but will one of these days. Hope you find a good one soon.

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