Back to the bone yard. More pics old combines

BlaineF · Feb 4, 2010

Here's some more the the neighbors gold nuggets.Been there along time and will probably be there a lot longer.Hope you enjoy the pictures .Like to hear some feedback if you like.Thanks guys

71ford100 · Feb 4, 2010

Your going to get a few people excited with those pictures.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 4, 2010

Keep'em coming Blaine.

Scott

steve il · Feb 5, 2010

i enjoy seeing your pics of the old iron, thanks

Anonymous-0 · Feb 5, 2010

Great pictures, it may help getting pictures like this to save them from the torch. Wish I was closer, would like to save one myself!

john deere haverstor guy · Feb 5, 2010

Nice pictures will your buddy part with any of his old Iron?

RKas · Feb 5, 2010

great old iron pic,s what part of the country are they. Sitting outside here in se michigan they would be junk in 10 yrs or so. Keep posting those old pic,s thanks Randall

Ken in AZ · Feb 5, 2010

Great Pics, Blaine. And great to see you back on the list.

So how does that John Deere model keep level? I assume the Case ones used a hydraulic system but the ship's wheel on the Deere looks like it might predate hydraulic systems. Was this a job for strong young lads?

Curious minds...

Thanks

Ken in AZ

1206SWMO · Feb 5, 2010

From one Blaine to another I will say that you have been posting
some great pictures.The Palouse area would sure be a great place
to collect old combines.

BlaineF · Feb 5, 2010

I beleive the level system is a gear and worm gear on both machines.To raise the header on the J.D. 36 it uses the ships wheel and counter weights.My grandpa had one of those J.D. 36's and a case,but that was a little before my time.I think the case had hydralics on the header.

BlaineF · Feb 5, 2010

What are you looking for?I think he will part with some of the stuff.I'm trying to get the J.D. across the street to my Mom and Dads.He's a little hard to deal with wants more than it's worth. But he's getting up there in age,so maybe he'll come around.I know where some J.D. 33's or 36's are setting if you looking for some of them.

john deere haverstor guy · Feb 5, 2010

I'd be interested in a JD 33 and a 36, what part of the country are u located?

BlaineF · Feb 5, 2010

I'm in Spokane ,Washington the combines I know of are in Odessa,WA.The gentleman that has them on the scab land needs to move them.The land is up for sale. I'm afraid he's going to get the flame wrench after them.(torch) If I can get the neighbors I might pick one up for parts.There was three of them sitting there.They all looked fairly complete one even had the controls to run the machine from the tractors.Hope you can save one from the scrape monster.Thanks BlaineF

Bradley K · Feb 5, 2010

What's back in the shed? Nice pics, those 33 and 36 machines were a pretty big unit.

RKas · Feb 5, 2010

BlaineF Is there a phone number to contact the gentleman who own these combines ,possabaly interested in the old gems Thanks Randall can ,Email [email protected]

CLTX · Feb 5, 2010

It must have been in 1996, I saw a Case threshing machine and other equipment north of Steamboat Springs, CO. The snow was about five feet deep and the temp was in the single digits. I wanted to get back there to take pictures, but never did. I wonder what happened to that old iron. I hope a collector got them.

john deere haverstor guy · Feb 6, 2010

Hello blaine here is my email address [email protected] i'd love to see some pictures of these JD 33's and 36's

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