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New Idea 323 picker 2

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Philip Croff

08-25-2000 15:51:18




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The New Idea 323 single row corn picker, no sheller that I've told you all about before is about to come home. As I said, it looks like it's been in a time capsule. Everything is in new condition, but it's 30 years old and in original condition. Once again, for $1000, would you buy it? How good does it work?




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Tim(nj)

08-25-2000 18:13:06




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 Re: New Idea 323 picker 2 in reply to Philip Croff, 08-25-2000 15:51:18  
Philip, you already know that I'd buy two in that condition at that price.

Mine gets 90% of the husks off. It will shell a little corn if the ears are low on the stalk. I have a manual, I can make you a copy if you can't find one at a New Idea dealer. It will tell you how to set your snapper roller spacing correctly. That will minimize shelling.



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tim[in]

08-26-2000 02:44:47




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 Re: Re: New Idea 323 picker 2 in reply to Tim(nj), 08-25-2000 18:13:06  
actually you should be able to get a 2 row 324 or 325 for that price depending on where you are. but if it is in like new condition ,you migh t consider it. i have a n.i. #7. used to have a 325 and in 3 years paid for itself in shelled corn saving alone!!!. plus with the newer design where the snapping rolls are set at an angle , you wont have the problem of breaking off stalks so they just sit in the head and "float"instead of feeding through as bad as the old style. depending on what your pulling it with and your machinery storage area. the 323 should serve you well and be small enough to fit through old barn doors so you can keep it inside! that was the only problem with my 325 narrow row picker with the 8roll husking bed. plus the fan on the newer stule super pickers rotates faster and helps blow more trash out and loosens husks. still loooking forward to using a mounted picker though !=)

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Tim(nj)

08-26-2000 14:48:36




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 Re: Re: Re: New Idea 323 picker 2 in reply to tim[in], 08-26-2000 02:44:47  
A good 325 12-roll bed will easily bring $2800 here. . . .



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