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FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER

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OLIVER KID

12-30-2005 21:23:31




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GUYS I ASKED THIS SAME QUESTION ON THE FORD DISSCUSION BOARD, AND I THANK THOSE GUYS FOR THERE HELP, JUST WANTED SOME MORE INPUT. I SAW A FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER THE OTHER DAY, IT LOOKED MORE LIKE A DEERE 7000 PLANTER OR A KINZE PLANTER. I COULD NOT MAKE OUT THE MODEL # BUT IT DID HAVE FORD DECALS ON BOTH FERTILIZER BOXES. A VERY NICE LOOKING MACHINE, HAD HYD FOLDING MARKERS ALSO. THERE WAS ALSO A FORD HAYBINE RIGHT BESIDE OF IT, BOTH PIECES WERE FOR SALE. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A FORD 4-ROW PULL TYPE PLANTER, ALL I HAVE EVER SEEN ARE THE 3PT 2-ROW PLANTERS. BUT ANY WAY JUST WANDERING WHO MADE THIS UNIT FOR FORD, THANKS FOR ANY IMPUT.

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Don-Wi

01-01-2006 09:50:15




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 Re: FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER in reply to OLIVER KID, 12-30-2005 21:23:31  
Can't help on the corn planter, but I'm interested in the haybine. If it's a 535, it's made by New Idea, model 292 mow-ditioner. You never seem to hear much about them, but we ran a Ford for years until the frame ripped in half in a creek, and now we've got it's sister NI machine. They work great and ours have been relatively trouble free.
Donovan from Wisconsin



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OLIVER KID

01-01-2006 20:01:57




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 Re: FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER in reply to Don-Wi, 01-01-2006 09:50:15  
WELL DON THE EQIPMENT IS IN WASHINGTON CO. VIRGINIA, WHICH IS IN SOUTH WEST VIRGINIA, NEAR BRISTOL TN. CAN'T FIND OUT MUCH ABOUT THE OWNER, IT HAS BEEN MONTH OR SO SINCE I LAST THESE PIECES. IF I FIND OUT ANY THING I WILL SEND YOU A NOT ON HERE.



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Don-Wi

01-02-2006 13:40:33




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 Re: FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER in reply to OLIVER KID, 01-01-2006 20:01:57  
Well, I guess I ain't that desparate for a road trip just yet, unless I go visit Shep and his big Cummins powered Ollies. Unfortunately They are a little rare in my immediate area, but if I drive to the other side of Lake Winnebago I can find a whole butt load of them.
Donovan from Wisconsin



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tim[in]

12-31-2005 14:31:22




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 Re: FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER in reply to OLIVER KID, 12-30-2005 21:23:31  
my ford 352 is a white 543. plate type.



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Tim(nj)

12-31-2005 09:47:08




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 Re: FORD 4-ROW CORN PLANTER in reply to OLIVER KID, 12-30-2005 21:23:31  
I think the late-model Ford planters came from White.



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