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farmall kirk

03-29-2008 13:56:47




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I wonder if anyone would want an older Farmhand Stacker for a 45 JD A,
It's in decent cond, not broke, or seperated anywhere,
All hoses are intact, and tank is in good cond except for a small hole in bottom that i think can be patched with no problem,
Look's like it has the Oliver Green all over the back of it on the main frame's,
The pump is a red color, and not rusted or corroded anywhere on it,
Cable's,& pulley's are in decent cond, and not frayed anywhere.
Im kinda wanting to see if It's worth anything??It's got the quick disconnect pin's on the front's on either side where it bolt's to the tractor frame,
What did these thing's go for back yrs ago?Picture of it is in the JD Tractor photo file if anyone wants to see it??
I mean if a person want's it, and can use it on his tractor?
Ill just sell it too him for whatever's fair,
You know,,, Like old iron price?
As,,,, I dont know what thier worth if anything???
But,,, Id like to see someone have it if they could make it work for a 40's JD A tractor??
And if it work's out that they want it, and it's not worth much??? Ill Just give it too him for free,
And,,, they can haul it home, and paint it up and use it,

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sam in mo

03-31-2008 16:13:13




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to farmall kirk, 03-29-2008 13:56:47  
Kirk That is a little far for me to travel. My old truck only gets 10 mpg. Maybe I will find one closer. Thanks for the reply. Good luck finding it a good home. I live about 40 min. from St.Louis. That would be acouple hundred for gas for me. Thanks again Sam



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Farmall kirk

03-31-2008 18:16:39




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to sam in mo, 03-31-2008 16:13:13  
Yea Sam ,,, No problem guy thanks again for Telling me anyway,
Keep in touch ok,
Take it easy ok,
kirk,



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Bill in Colo

03-31-2008 08:35:16




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to farmall kirk, 03-29-2008 13:56:47  
What you have is a F10,the workhorse of the west for nearly 50 years nearly every ranch in the intermountian area had at least one I 've one mounted on a M farmall one unmounted and a couple of parts machines.
They can be taken apart to load on a trailer in a couple of hours. I've helped move several parts machines.



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sam in mo

03-29-2008 18:08:38




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to farmall kirk, 03-29-2008 13:56:47  
What part of Kansas are you in? I might be interested if not to far. Thanks Sam



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Farmall kirk,

03-29-2008 21:30:38




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to sam in mo, 03-29-2008 18:08:38  
Hi Sam,
It's Kirk,
Im up north in Alton, Osborne area on 24 Hiway,
About 60 mile's south of Franklin NE
Do you have a trailer to put it on?? A lowboy would be the thing to have?
As it will be kinda wide,
I dont know how to get it off other than just unbolt it and undo the pump from the PTO shaft in back,
I think you have to raise it up to get the frames over the tractor,
And then I think it'll come off and you can load it on your trailer,
I think it weigh's about 1000 lbs with all that piping,
It's kinda unweildy???

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steveormary

03-31-2008 09:13:59




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to Farmall kirk,, 03-29-2008 21:30:38  
Farmall kirk;

You have to remove the head, tork tubes,pump and lower the frame from the tractor and drive the tractor out forward.

steveormary



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farmall kirk,

03-31-2008 10:32:38




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to steveormary, 03-31-2008 09:13:59  
Ohh Ok cool ,
Ill do that steve ok,
thanks alot for the tip,
keep in touch ok,
Kirk,



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steveormary

03-31-2008 20:46:28




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to farmall kirk,, 03-31-2008 10:32:38  
farmall Kirk;

Thanks for the reply. I have removed the F10 loaders by myself. If you have any questions,holler.

Be careful
steveormary



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Farmall Kirk,

04-01-2008 03:32:31




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to steveormary, 03-31-2008 20:46:28  
Hi Steve,
It's Kirk,
I was looking at that farmhand stacker?
And was thinking that I had to have a person to help me,
I guess you take the head, or loader off,
sit it aside,
Then you jack the back up, And then you go for the Hyd pump,
the frames have pin's on the side frames that bolt to tractor,
you just undo the pin's and they come right out and then you take the bolt's off with the mount's at the tractor frame,
I think you have to jack the back up, and then undo the hydralic pump from the PTO shaft in back,
And you have to undo the mounts at the axle's
on tractor,
THEN,,,,, AND ONLY THEN WILL THE TRACTOR COME OUT THE FRONT!
I mean If you can get the head, and pump off the front and back,
then I guess the rest of it will come off,
and then I can see If someone wants it,
Or just give it to someone that need's one that work's right,
I mean thier kinda neat,,, But I dont have any use for one steve,
I dont have alfalfa, or hay, or horses,
A friend of mine want's to use it to take an old TV tower down on the side of his house,
so Ill let him use it first, and then take it apart, and get it off there,
And dive into tractor,
Keep In Touch ok, Ill Talk to ya Later ok,
Kirk,

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steveormary

04-01-2008 05:47:36




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 Re: Farmhand stacker, in reply to Farmall Kirk,, 04-01-2008 03:32:31  
farmall kirk;

You have the basic idea of what to do so have at it. We wore out 3 F 10's and one tractor but they were all used when we got them.

I thought Allan from NE would jump in here. He could giv you some good pointers on how to do this.

Good luck and have fun. steveormary



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