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Farmer's son

12-15-2007 11:18:08

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This message is a reply to an archived post by NOS88 on December 08, 2006 at 18:03:04.
The original subject was "Re: Roll CallHow Often Do You Visit Here?".

I have been visiting this site off and on for around 2 years! I love reading all your stories and looking at the pics. I myself am 35, the son of a 2nd gen. farmer. I have loved growing up on the farm, but at an early age i knew it would never fall down to me because of the small size of the operation and the division even more of the land to the uncle and aunt that didn';t stay on the farm. I enjoy playing farmer when i help my old man during planting and harvest. We have a 78 715 with german diesel and 3 old gasser 715's for parts 2 are pretty well stripped and we are in the process of cutting them up for scrap. Not sure how much longer my dad will continue because of increasing prices of just about every aspect of farming plus the small guy is becoming a thing of the past making way for all the Walker's! and other corperate farmers. I am just glad my sons have had the experience of riding the old combine with grandpa. anyway hi to all and i will keep enjoying the site. wes

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phillip d

01-23-2008 04:58:49

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Re: What Was The First Combine That You Ever Drove?At What A in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-22-2008 18:42:56

Our old 410 Massey when I was maybe 22?

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Ill John

01-23-2008 05:32:18

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Re: What Was The First Combine That You Ever Drove?At What A in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-22-2008 18:42:56

A MM 69 pulltype pulled by a '38 ZTU in 2000, then a MM UNI/LA combine in 2003, I'm 65 now, guess I started late.

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michiganmilkman

01-22-2008 20:53:16

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Re: What Was The First Combine That You Ever Drove?At What A in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-22-2008 18:42:56

My first was a old gleaner e cutting soybeans when i was 11. my dad ran the gleaner f in the same field to watch me. as for tractors it was a 2510 john deere loader when i was 5. i was to drive it across the field to another lime pile. i remember that day like it was yesterday. heck it was the summer before i started kintergarden. lol kinda makes me wish that my mom took pictures then

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Zac Breazeale

01-22-2008 16:17:45

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My old Gleaners in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-22-2008 18:42:56

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1206SWMO

01-20-2008 19:37:06

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Picture-Late 50's Model 55 JD in Kansas. in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-22-2008 18:42:56

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1206SWMO

01-20-2008 18:47:55

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Re: Picture-127 McCormick In Alberta in reply to 71ford100, 01-20-2008 17:47:34

Lanse, From what I hear theres still quite a bit of old stuff left yet in Alberta and Saskatchewan.Check out the link below to this sale at Bashaw,Alberta in June 2004.Thats the kind of sale that I want to go to.There were 19 old combines on it.

Alberta Sale

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71ford100

01-20-2008 13:05:53

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Re: Pictures-21A Massey In Trees-Plus A Super 27 Massey in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-19-2008 11:43:24

Decent lookin 27. Thanks for the pics

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Roger - Ks

01-20-2008 07:50:04

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Future Combine Driver in Training in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-19-2008 11:43:24

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Roger - Ks

01-20-2008 07:31:16

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Re: The Kansas Wheat Harvest JD 55 in reply to phillip d, 01-20-2008 05:52:02

I can tell you never ran a 55 John Deere. I'm not a JD man but a 55 was bullit proof. My father never pushed a combine, didn't want to throw anything out the back. 40 acres at 35 bushels was a good day for us and better than most. We raised a lot of Early Preimium in those days and it made LOTS of straw. The last 3 years we ran just the 55 it never stopped to unload grain, even the last binfull was dumped going out of the field.

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J Heitkemper

01-19-2008 21:02:00

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Re: Starter fluid in a diesel RUNNING AWAY in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-19-2008 11:59:55

Guys , I have always heard of such Horror Stories ,Never had it happen, Old Mechanic told me that Cummins Liked to do that if the rings were worn ,,And could Draw all the Oil out of Crank Case , Something to watch for , maybe he was just trying to worry Me ,chuckle , I nearly have 300 K on My 95 Dodge ,,. As Far as I know there is NO way to Shut off the Air ,,Or a Decompressor like My 800 Case has ,, Jim

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Randall Barnard

01-19-2008 18:53:21

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Re: Picture-Nice 25 Oliver And 40 JD Combines in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-18-2008 17:04:39

Those combines are the 2007 Major County Hist. Society Threshing Bee at Fairview, Oklahoma. The Oliver belongs to the society and the JD belongs to the Oklahoma John Deere 2 Cylinder Club. A former club member owned the John Deere 40. I photographed these machines and just fascinated with old tractors and combines.

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OOOOOPPPS!!

01-19-2008 18:14:12

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Re: Did i ever mention?? in reply to russ hamm, 01-18-2008 17:22:45

HeHE, i checked back and saw i didn't say what it was. geez. It's a shocker attatchment for a grain binder. Mccormick Deering. These are really scarce, as they didn't actually work out as good as they should have. Manufactured in the early 20's, there were 2 models, and John Deere actually experimanted with one too but it never made production. International sold some, but they didn't work well on side hills. This one came from north of junction city, where it is hilly.It would stack bundles flat until they tripped the knotter and then that big needle would tie twine around the whole deal and tip it off setting upright in a shock. LOL. Russ Hamm

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Roger - Ks

01-19-2008 17:27:54

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The Kansas Wheat Harvest JD 55 in reply to russ hamm, 01-18-2008 17:22:45

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JMS/.MN

01-19-2008 17:32:13

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Re: Picture-This 93 IH Combine Sold For $850 Today in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-19-2008 17:16:01

Interesting prices....corn heads went cheap but had no snouts?

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Roger - Ks

01-19-2008 17:22:54

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The Kansas Wheat Harvest - 2nd try. in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-19-2008 17:16:01

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 17:16:01

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Re: Picture-This 93 IH Combine Sold For $850 Today in reply to JMS/.MN, 01-19-2008 16:18:46

JMS,just click on the link I provided for 2 pages of pictures and sale results.

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 17:14:17

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Re: C-2 gleaner Combine in reply to Tom Rogers, 01-18-2008 23:43:40

What location does the C-2 Gleaner need to be in? I bought a Super Rhino 8 ft blade off a guy in EC Kansas that has a C-2 for sale with (3) heads.I'll take some pictures when I go after the blade.I think he wants $1250 for it.

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4020LP

01-22-2008 20:45:24

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Re: Hey Nutsaboutcombines...... in reply to Jacksonburg, 01-22-2008 15:16:12

Keep telling yourself the lie that you're preserving history by destroying old combines, and perhaps you'll finally believe it, but I doubt that anyone else will. Fine, do what you want, but to come here on a site where most people are concerned with preserving combines and other machinery, just to brag on and promote your event, is simply childish, since it's obvious that you're doing it just to irritate people. And since your opinion is no better than mine, yes, I still think people who participate in, or watch combine demo derbys are a bunch of slack-jawed yokels with two-digit IQ's.

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4020LP

01-19-2008 17:13:21

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Re: Picture-A6 Case Pulled By An Old JD in reply to NW MO Poppers, 01-17-2008 11:35:21

Not to pick nits, but it could also be a "G" with a serial number between 23000 and 25999. They were identical to the "GM" in almost all respects, and you couldn't tell the difference from this photograph, which is neat, and thank you, 1206SWMO for posting it.

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cadet trooper

01-19-2008 16:53:03

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Re: Did i ever mention?? in reply to russ hamm, 01-18-2008 17:22:45

Yahow Russ, what the heck is it?

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JMS/.MN

01-19-2008 16:18:46

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Re: Picture-This 93 IH Combine Sold For $850 Today in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-19-2008 15:18:50

Those AC corn heads are hard to find- I think only about 1500 were made. What did they go for?

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 12:00:52

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Re: Picture-JD 70 And JD Pull Type Combine in reply to billonthefarm, 01-17-2008 15:53:23

Nice looking outfit Bill.Thanks.

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 11:53:55

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Re: Picture-JD 70 And JD Pull Type Combine in reply to Mike Aylward, 01-17-2008 16:38:03

Thanks Mike.There never was alot of later 2 cyl JD's around here so I'm not to up on them..The only later ones for miles were a 60,620 LP,70 LP,720 diesel,and a 730 diesel.

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 11:47:24

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Re: The Kansas Wheat Harvest in reply to Roger - Ks, 01-19-2008 06:37:09

Thanks Roger.What size Gleaner is it?Is it cutting on your farm?

You can put multiple pictures in one topic by putting a coma between each picture image URL.

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 11:27:11

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Re: model 64 IH in reply to Max Adams, 01-19-2008 08:34:13

Max,my book says 1950-54.

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Max Adams

01-19-2008 08:34:13

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model 64 IH in reply to Max Adams, 01-19-2008 08:34:13

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1206SWMO

01-19-2008 07:47:38

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Re: Old Harvest Pictures for 1206SWMO in reply to Joe Graunke, 01-17-2008 06:04:02

JD 1956 60 said: (quoted from post at 07:04:02 01/17/08) 1206SWMO,

Really enjoy the pictures you have posted. Searched through some of my own to share.
JD 12A's

12A unloading

Unloading the truck

JD 45 taken 1958

Thanks for the pictures.For some reason they didnt show up over in the classic view where most of us are at.

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Roger - Ks

01-19-2008 06:23:31

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The Kansas Wheat Harvest in reply to Joe Graunke, 01-17-2008 06:04:02

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Bret4207

01-19-2008 05:44:47

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Re: Pictures From A Large Alberta Wheat Farm in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-12-2008 18:47:59

GOOD LORD!!! There's more combines and more horse power in one of those pics than in my whole county! Nice job.

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4020LP

01-19-2008 04:45:41

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Re: Check Out This Website-Combine City in reply to Nutsaboutcombines, 01-17-2008 18:48:39

Better than the mindless destruction of combines in demo derbys so that slack-jawed drooling idiots can watch history being destroyed.

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Tom Rogers

01-18-2008 23:43:40

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C-2 gleaner Combine in reply to Nutsaboutcombines, 01-17-2008 18:48:39

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J Heitkemper

01-18-2008 20:01:28

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Re: 300 Massey in reply to Roger Bax, 01-18-2008 13:25:40

FUEL < AIR > and Fire ,,. If All 3 are present ,, hook a chain to the front axle and give it a pull ,,,MAKE SURE YOUR CLUTCH WILL DISENGAGE !!!!these Girls like to hang up the clutch .EASY .Take apart and clean every season ,GOOD LUCK < >Jim

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Bill in Colo

01-18-2008 17:23:09

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Re: Picture-JD 70 And JD Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-17-2008 15:13:37

One of my old friends who has long since passed and the not the proudest owner of a 12A, always said when a 12A was mentioned " Its the only machine I know of that is guaranteed to harvest,grind,and seed at the same time"

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Roger - Ks

01-19-2008 06:37:09

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Re: The Kansas Wheat Harvest in reply to Roger - Ks, 01-19-2008 06:23:31

Try this again.

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russ hamm

01-18-2008 17:22:45

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Did i ever mention?? in reply to Roger - Ks, 01-19-2008 06:23:31

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chuck bergstrom

01-18-2008 14:36:06

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Re: 300 Massey in reply to Roger Bax, 01-18-2008 13:25:40

Hi Roger, It is common on the 300 for the need
to replace the electric fuel pump. Chuck

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Roger Bax

01-18-2008 13:25:40

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300 Massey in reply to Roger Bax, 01-18-2008 13:25:40

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Ande

01-18-2008 10:52:02

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Re: Picture-A6 Case Pulled By An Old JD in reply to cadet trooper, 01-17-2008 09:58:22

Yum! Just a great way to spend a day! Crankin,some beer,maybe even a little runnin!Wow drooling some! Thanks Blaine,you sure find some good ones!

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Mike Aylward

01-17-2008 16:38:03

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Re: Picture-JD 70 And JD Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-17-2008 15:13:37

That actually appears to be a 60. The round flywheel cover and untapered frame gives it away. Mike

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gleaner63

01-17-2008 16:08:33

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Re: Check Out This Website-Combine City in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-16-2008 16:35:47

...when some people get old, they tend to lose it. I heard a shrink say that some people feel that when they are retired, no longer have children at the home, will look for something to do even if it's silly or nonsensical. That way, according tp the shrink, in their mind, they're still doing something, however retarded. This guy planting the combines fits the bill. I'll give you two more examples I know about. My grandpa retires from farming and after a few years suddenly decides to cut down every single tree in the entire yard, pecans, sycamores and all! Absolutely no reason to do it. Another retired farmer has beautiful place inside pecan orchard. Decides suddenly that three largers trees in the yard, after standing nealry a hundred years (5 feet in diamter across the trunk), thinks the trees are suddenly a menace to fall on the house. Cuts 'em down...unreal...
-Clarence

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billonthefarm

01-17-2008 15:53:23

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Re: Picture-JD 70 And JD Pull Type Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 01-17-2008 15:13:37

Here is a pic of another 70 and 12-a combine in use! bill third party image

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960

12-15-2007 15:15:17

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Re: Roll Call-How Often Do You Visit Here? in reply to Farmer's son, 12-15-2007 11:18:08

Everyday. One cannot learn enough about old harvesters as less knowledge floats around about them as compared to tractors, trucks, and implements.

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71ford100

12-15-2007 13:50:02

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Re: Roll Call-How Often Do You Visit Here? in reply to Farmer's son, 12-15-2007 11:18:08

About three times a day. Oh if we are puttin age in here I'm 18.

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55 50

12-15-2007 13:14:14

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Re: Roll Call-How Often Do You Visit Here? in reply to Farmer's son, 12-15-2007 11:18:08

Most every day unless I"m on a trip visiting kids and grandkids.

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bob18

12-15-2007 11:36:57

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Re: Roll Call-How Often Do You Visit Here? in reply to Farmer's son, 12-15-2007 11:18:08

i visit the combine forum about every other day. less argueing and bad mouthing on this one and some of the best pictures on the internet.

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thesandman

12-15-2007 13:08:46

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Re: Roll Call-How Often Do You Visit Here? in reply to bob18, 12-15-2007 11:36:57

I visit it about every day, it just depends.

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1206SWMO

01-18-2008 18:18:24

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Re: List Of Early SP Combines That Are In Short Suppy? in reply to bob18, 12-15-2007 11:36:57

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