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Eddie Jones

04-30-2008 16:46:27




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How wide is a 323 one row new idea corn picker and the weight? Can it be haul on a utilty trailer 84" between the the side rail and 16' long?
Thanks Eddie




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Fordfarmer

05-01-2008 06:14:10




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 Re: 323 corn picker in reply to Eddie Jones, 04-30-2008 16:46:27  
I don't know the exact width, but I'm pretty sure it's more than 84". Been a while since I've had one. Why not just pull it? I pulled a couple 2 row NI's over 50 miles to get them home - one with a gravity box behind it. (lucky enough to be able to take back roads on that trip!) Take a grease gun with you, give the wheel bearings a good shot, and go for it.



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Eddie Jones

05-01-2008 18:39:46




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 Re: 323 corn picker in reply to Fordfarmer, 05-01-2008 06:14:10  
I was looking on e-bay, and found some picker but they are about 4 to 500 miles away from here. I haven't found any here around Northeast Mississippi area. That the reason I was asking if I could haul a picker on my utiltly trailer.
Eddie



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Leroy

05-02-2008 06:34:40




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 Re: 323 corn picker in reply to Eddie Jones, 05-01-2008 18:39:46  
I don't know about a New Idea but when I sold my Oliver No. 5 1 row we just backed it on a 8' wide flat bed trailer with my tractor and tied it down and then unhooked the tractor, the wheels fit on the trailer OK. Just tilted it back on the wagon hitch and lowered the wagon elevator that way. Ask the sellers if they will measure the width of the wheels for you. If they will not do that then I would shy away from the seller as something else is also probably wrong with it as well.

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kyhayman

04-30-2008 19:22:25




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 Re: 323 corn picker in reply to Eddie Jones, 04-30-2008 16:46:27  
While I dont know either the weight or width I do know that they are the devil to load without a crane. The fact that the tractor tires dont track with the picker tires means that to get he picker on a trailer you have to have a center ramp for the right tractor tire and a good straight bank for the left tractor tire. Last one I hauled just barely fit on my flatbed and its a 20 foot deck (plus a 4 foot dovetail) 8 feet wide. Height is a consideration too, I was right at 13 feet.

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