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New Idea transplanter

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poppo

02-28-2007 22:56:01




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I am rebuilding a New Idea No 5 transplanter. Anyone know of where or who might have a water valve for sale. It is the cast iron valve that is directly above the furrow opener (shoe) and has a lever on the rear. Inside is a ball and spring. I can get the casting number and a pic if it would help identify the one I need. Any help would be appreciated.




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SuperA-Tx

03-03-2007 07:43:38




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 02-28-2007 22:56:01  
I have two of the No. 5 transplanters but I dont recall any valve like that on mine. I posted a pic or two of the ones I have in the Implement Gallery if you want to look. I was planning on restoring one of them this last year but the tractor took longer than I had planned. One of mine is a T74 and the other is a T91. The T74 is older but in nicer shape.

I would like to know how your restoration goes.

Ill check again on the valve on mine this evening. Drop me an email.

Randy

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poppo

03-04-2007 00:26:54




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to SuperA-Tx, 03-03-2007 07:43:38  
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The one I am rebuilding is a T70. I've seen your pics and it is like your older one with the "Shoe" lever inside the right rear wheel. This valve is directly above and puts water into the rear of the shoe. It is operated by a rod that runs along and inside of the right "Comfortable" seat.
A wonderful lady, in Pa, has helped me greatly with a copy of her Dad's book. I can't thank her enough.

poppo

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SuperA-Tx

03-04-2007 11:07:03




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 03-04-2007 00:26:54  
Just as I thought. On mine the vlave is gone all together. The pipe is still there but no valve.

I remember when I was a kid we used burlap bags on the seats when we were putting out plants. I remember thinking how much fun it was cause your sitting right there on the ground. We never used the watering thing and one of mine doesnt even have the water barrell any more. We took that off to stack the plants on instead.

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poppo

03-01-2007 06:13:25




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 02-28-2007 22:56:01  
Any idea on how to attach a pic to this message? I have a scan from the manual if this can help.



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El Toro

03-01-2007 07:25:26




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 03-01-2007 06:13:25  
Read your email. Hal



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El Toro

03-01-2007 05:53:05




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 02-28-2007 22:56:01  
I think a picture would help. Hal



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poppo

03-01-2007 21:28:46




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to El Toro, 03-01-2007 05:53:05  
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thanks for the info. Maybe this pic is better. This valve has a casting #350 on it.

thanks



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El Toro

03-02-2007 03:14:54




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 03-01-2007 21:28:46  
I thought this was a New Holland transplanter sorry for the misinformation. There's a New Holland transplanter on another posting. Hal



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El Toro

03-02-2007 02:01:17




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to poppo, 03-01-2007 21:28:46  
I don't recognize the valve, but someone that post
on here may have. Here's an email address for Holland Transplanter in Holland MI. Send them a copy of this picture with the email. I'm sure they can help. Hal
PS: Good picture too. See how easy this was ?

[email protected] or 1-800-275-4482



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poppo

03-02-2007 04:28:45




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 Re: New Idea transplanter in reply to El Toro, 03-02-2007 02:01:17  
Yup, El Toro. Thanks for all the help, anyway. Sorry I wasn't very clear about this being a New Idea transplanter No5.

poppo



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