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McCormick No. 20-C Chopper

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Tim Malin

09-11-2002 20:35:01




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I am looking at a weedpatch 20-C chopper. I was told it was running when parked, and that he would put money on it that if I greased and oiled it up and threw the PTO on it it would run like a charm. It has never had a piece broke on it, just a few replacement maitenance parts (blades, chain, sickle). I was wondering 1.) Does anyone else have one out there? 2.) Anybody remember using one? And 3.) Is it a good buy for an antique collector for $100? It would be an awesome match for my Super M, but I wanted someone's input. Oh, by the way, if anyone has a hay head for a 20-C I would be interested in buying it. Thank you.

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Bob McCammon

09-15-2002 14:20:54




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 Re: McCormick No. 20-C Chopper in reply to Tim Malin, 09-11-2002 20:35:01  
Was a great machine. We sold a lot of these machines in East Tennessee. Was about the only machine that would handle tall silo corn. Keep the knives sharp the shear bar adjusted close and be sure the gathering chains are not worn. Sorta bad for one to break and go thru the machine. Did not sell but a very few grass heads.



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Tim Malin

09-17-2002 06:48:40




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 Re: Re: McCormick No. 20-C Chopper in reply to Bob McCammon, 09-15-2002 14:20:54  
Thanks for the reply, Bob. I take you used to work at a dealership. I have looked at some vintage pictures of I believe 20-C choppers and one has a hay head, one has what looks like a combine rotary head and then of course corn. What tractors did most of the people who bought these run with the 20-C? I have seen a picture of a 400 or 450 running one, so I would assume it has the power. Please let me know or e-mail me. Tim Malin

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