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Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine

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1206SWMO

11-14-2007 07:43:12

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Pastor Rick whom has a great photo album on Flickr gave me permission to post these pictures so that we can identify this dandy old combine.

He took these pictures in Emmons County,North Dakota which is full of old combines.Combines like this were never used around here and were before my time so I'm not much good on them.

This combine appears to be in good shape and needs to be saved.

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Zac Breazeale

11-15-2007 08:48:22

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 11-14-2007 07:43:12

That is either a model A or model R Baldwin Gleaner built in the late 20's or early thirties, I have a 1929 model R and it looks alot like that one, however the model A had a different tail section and I cant see it in the picture, Mine still has pencil writing on the grain tank telling how many bushels were harvested with it in Grover Colorado in 1930 or 31. It has the model A ford engine on it, My greatgrandfather had two of them near New Raymer colorado but they were scrapped by mistake. I got mine from a family freind in Hereford Colorado, then found one that had been dismantled for parts and plan on restoring it one day, neat old machines, I believe they were the first to have an auger in the header instead of drapers, but not sure.

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71ford100

11-14-2007 22:51:07

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 11-14-2007 07:43:12

Okay something weird is going on I never posted that second post.

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55 50

11-15-2007 18:17:24

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 71ford100, 11-14-2007 22:51:07

Do you have your "handle" protected against false users?

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71ford100

11-16-2007 08:28:38

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 55 50, 11-15-2007 18:17:24

Well I have a password, but I havent changed it in three years. I wonder if I forgot to log off the public computer in the library.

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cadet trooper

11-16-2007 15:04:09

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 71ford100, 11-16-2007 08:28:38

71ford100 I wouldn't worry about it this guys been on Stuck and troubled doing the same thing we finally got wise to him over there too we probably should report him but let us have fun. He or she should know most of us on here know square pegs don't fit in round holes in other words most of us on here know your comment profile and when we see a sour note we just blow it off. The thing I see is this person probably can't tie their shoes but knows how to hack someones password and probably is either a pre or early teen or of that mentallity unfortunately I have a 13 year old grandson that probably fits that profile. I for one have been reading your posts and enjoy your subjects.This is kind of like the CB craze of the 70's nothing new.

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1206SWMO

11-15-2007 10:44:53

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 71ford100, 11-14-2007 22:51:07

Lance,It looks like somone stole your name.I didnt think that you made that post.

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55 50

11-14-2007 08:51:14

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 11-14-2007 07:43:12

1206, It"s definitely not a John Deere 5A. I grew up in North Dakota small grain country and we owned a 5A. The 5A had a right hand platform. This photo shows a left hand platform. Based on some photos in a book I have (The Grain Harvestors by Quick and Buchele) I believe it"s a Gleaner Baldwin model R with 12 ft platform. Also found photos of Gleaner Baldwin combines in a book (by Norm Swinford called Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment 1914-1985) that pretty much comfirms the one in this photo to be a Gleaner Baldwin. The Swinford book shows one with about a 6 ft platform being pulled by 4 or 5 horses!

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71ford100

11-14-2007 09:41:34

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 55 50, 11-14-2007 08:51:14

A kid can"t even throw out a guess anymore without getting their a$$ chewed cause they aren"t right.

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55 50

11-14-2007 11:12:26

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 71ford100, 11-14-2007 09:41:34

I agree with Allen. If you took what I wrote as a chewing out, please tell me what I should have said. Everything I wrote was just plain facts based on my experience or from books I have.

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Allan In NE

11-14-2007 10:18:52

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 71ford100, 11-14-2007 09:41:34

He didn't chew you one little bit. Just pointed out that he believes it to be a Baldwin.

Allan

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71ford100

11-14-2007 09:41:32

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 55 50, 11-14-2007 08:51:14

A kid can"t even throw out a guess anymore without getting their a$$ chewed cause they aren"t right.

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john deere harvesters

11-14-2007 08:34:38

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 11-14-2007 07:43:12

Thats a baldwin combine. Baldwin was the fellow who built the early allis chambers combine.

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55 50

11-14-2007 08:53:09

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to john deere harvesters, 11-14-2007 08:34:38

Actually Baldwin was one of several people who worked on early Gleaner Baldwin combines!

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71ford100

11-14-2007 08:12:30

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 11-14-2007 07:43:12

I wanna say a John Deere 5A but what do I know.

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sd pete

11-14-2007 08:19:41

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to 71ford100, 11-14-2007 08:12:30

I have no idea. But one will be hard pressed to find an older combine. Its one of the few things thats older than i am.

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Ande

11-14-2007 17:28:48

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to sd pete, 11-14-2007 08:19:41

My guess it is a Baldwin,just looks like one of the older ones,My Grandfather had a Baldwin,gee I thought they were big combines!They all say we have big combines today,hey how about these!!Thanks for posting!And as always great forum
Ande

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1206SWMO

11-15-2007 10:39:39

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Thanks For All The Replies in reply to Ande, 11-14-2007 17:28:48

Guys,It looks like I found the answer.I put this question on several other forums and got the same answers.Thanks.

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steveormary

11-15-2007 10:15:51

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to Ande, 11-14-2007 17:28:48

A bit of history from my Dad. He said it took 4 men to operate a pull type combine.

A header puncher. A combine man, a sack sower and a cat skinner.

steveormary

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duane from Montana

11-25-2007 20:18:25

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to steveormary, 11-15-2007 10:15:51

I disagree on the number of people to operate a pull type combine. There was a neighbor out north of chester montana who ran a 16 foot nichols and shephard combine alone. he had a 2x6 extending over the tractor an ihc 22-36 . he could drive the tractor and operate the height of the header by himself and it seemed to work good for him.

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steveormary

11-25-2007 20:33:48

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Re: Pictures-Identify This Nice Old Pull Type Combine in reply to duane from Montana, 11-25-2007 20:18:25

duane;

Thanks for the update. The combine Dad worked on didnt have a grain bin. They put the wheat in sacks and sewed them shut. Must have been quite an operation,no matter how it was done.

steveormary

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