Moline_guy
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I came across a few pictures, I don't think I have posted before, a little bit of everything.
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Moline_guy
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A few more
Moline_guy
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A few misc. pictures
Moline_guy
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A few planting pictures
casecollectorsc
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Nice pictures from days gone by! A lot of hard work in those pictures. I still use a swather like the one pictured...only smaller. Pull type combine too...
tomstractorsandtoys
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Great set of pics. Is the combine a 96 or 106? I thought I would like a 65 or 96 someday as we have a 95 and 105. Tom
Moline_guy
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Thanks, always like seeing your case equipment, I always liked running those 30 series Case's. Use to be a handful of those white pull types in the neighborhood, now everything is corn and beans.
Moline_guy
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Dad ran two 96's in the 70's through the 90's, they were nice machines and reliable. A third was bought but we robbed it for parts. Both of my Grandparents ran 65's, great machine also.
Moline_guy
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36' rowse dump rake dad bought new in 87 or 88. Has a wheel on each end, one in back and two up front, never had an axle failure and it has bounced over a lot of badger holes. Great rake, just used it again
two years ago when the grass was short.
two years ago when the grass was short.
casecollectorsc
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- E central SD.
The cheap combine ($600) saves me from changing concaves on my 1640 CIH machine.
fastfarmall
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ahhhh thats got to be 100 plus bu per acres oats crop there!
The first pic, how do they keep the swather that wide run so far off center to track true behind the tractor?
In my clay soils the far side would sink in a bit at times, and you would be cutting at a 45 degree angle behind you I would think?
The 3pt mounted 10 foot disk mower wants to pull the tractor to the right in heavy grass.
I just cant see something that wide pulling straight!
Neat pics. Cool.
Paul
In my clay soils the far side would sink in a bit at times, and you would be cutting at a 45 degree angle behind you I would think?
The 3pt mounted 10 foot disk mower wants to pull the tractor to the right in heavy grass.
I just cant see something that wide pulling straight!
Neat pics. Cool.
Paul
casecollectorsc
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- E central SD.
Easily run centered. You must run in muddy soil all the time. We get dry in the summer here...
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