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KB

04-20-1999 09:10:31




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How can I identify specific models of New Idea 1 row pull type pickers? Which is the best model? What is the going price range?




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paul

04-20-1999 20:49:55




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 Re: New Idea Picker Questions in reply to KB, 04-20-1999 09:10:31  
Pricing will depend on where you live. Here in the midwest they are mostly sold for scrap iron. You don't even see one row units. The 2-row & 3-row narrow models bring $2-3000, 2-row wide units bring $50 - $500, but one rows are worthless.

I hear out east they can bring a couple thousand if they are in perfect condition.

--->Paul



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carl

04-20-1999 16:40:22




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 Re: New Idea Picker Questions in reply to KB, 04-20-1999 09:10:31  
Howdy KB, Our one row New Idea corn picker cost us $1,500 in excellent condition. If it is desperate need of repairs I've seen them bring $200 at auctions. There is a million bearings on them things to check and watch out that they pick corn and not your arm.



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Tim(nj)

04-20-1999 10:20:44




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 Re: New Idea Picker Questions in reply to KB, 04-20-1999 09:10:31  
The best one was the 323. Also the easiest one to get parts for. There usually is a plate on the elevator side of the husking bed that identifies the model and serial number. The 323 has rubber star wheels over the husking bed, while the older #10 and #7 had a chain and paddle setup there instead. I believe the 310, which came between the #10 and 323, is basically the same machine as the 323, only minor differences.

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