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Ken Furlong

11-15-2006 03:48:51




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Please help me obtain this implement. The Kellogg shocker or sometimes known as a stooker attaches to a grain binder where the sheave carrier is. Two wheels with a flat table and what appears as a grapple stands the bundle into a stook. Sorry I can not send pictures but
there is one in the John Deere model "D" photo archive book. There would be a finders award if you help me find this implement.

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big h

11-24-2006 18:06:37




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 Re: grain shocker in reply to Ken Furlong, 11-15-2006 03:48:51  
I have a Gundlach shook loader/mover that was made in Bellville,Ill. it is horse drawn. also have a P&O corn bundle machine,it bundled corn but could not tie it. It was built by Superior hay co. at Linneus,Mo. I have also search for a shook maker found one but it wasnot for sale.



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big jt

11-15-2006 22:29:04




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 Re: grain shocker in reply to Ken Furlong, 11-15-2006 03:48:51  
Albert City Threshermens has one. Been sitting outside for over ten years and is in REAL tough shape now. Theirs is a McCormick Deering. I looked into getting it working and went and looked at one in Mitchel SD. The one Albert City has is definatly missing parts (victim of moving several times). The one in SD looks like it is missing bits also.

Story is they didn't work very well. Needed flat ground etc.

If you are real desperate I could get some pix but the thing is in the weeds.

jt

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Ken Furlong

11-16-2006 03:06:01




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 Re: grain shocker in reply to big jt, 11-15-2006 22:29:04  
Thank you for your reply. Please send pictures and any info you may have. Is it for sale? Ken



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Mn Dave

11-15-2006 05:32:57




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 Re: grain shocker in reply to Ken Furlong, 11-15-2006 03:48:51  
Sorry, can't help you out with the grain shocker, although I have heard of them or saw a photo of one someplace. But we do have a shock loader at our show in Le Sueur,Mn., it is back in the shed and can't get a good photo of it.



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Ken Furlong

11-16-2006 03:15:06




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 Re: grain shocker in reply to Mn Dave, 11-15-2006 05:32:57  
Thank you for your interest. Seen a shock loader up at Midale Sask. If you are up that way they have a excellent museum. Ken



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