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New Holland Wagon unloader

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Steve Z.

03-01-2003 18:45:23




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I recently came across my Dads old wagon unloader The name plate reads New Holland Machinery Co. Model 670 Serial #1075 My questions are, What would you call this piece of machinery? Is it a collector item?, and what's it worth? ,It's in very good condition, but missing the electric motor. Any info would be greatly appreciated!




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markct

03-03-2003 05:10:17




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 Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to Steve Z., 03-01-2003 18:45:23  
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what about the type of wagon dumper that somone posted in the photo adds, looks like it just picks up one end of a wagon and dumps the contents,sorta interesting,never saw one like it before

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evielboweviel

03-03-2003 15:15:13




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 Re: Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to markct, 03-03-2003 05:10:17  
a similar cradle assembly was used in a lot of grain elevators in the central Ohio area. could raise up wagons, pickups and straight trucks to dump the grain out of the bed



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markct

03-03-2003 18:55:58




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 Re: Re: Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to evielboweviel, 03-03-2003 15:15:13  
cool, sounds a bit dangerous if ya forgot to block the wheels say, but a good idea none the less



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Ken Davis

03-02-2003 16:33:56




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 Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to Steve Z., 03-01-2003 18:45:23  
These were commonly called "False Endgates" in our area. They were very common in the 50's and 60's, and were used for unloading both silage and ear corn. Some simply had a large ratchet handle on the pipe at the rear of the wagon that wound the cable. We had two that were aircraft gear reduction drives powered by common 1/2 hp electric motors. The whole drive assembly would un-pin from the pipe shaft when done, and the endgates were returned to the front by pulling a rope from over the front of the wagon.

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larry

03-02-2003 15:44:07




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 Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to Steve Z., 03-01-2003 18:45:23  
this sounds like the one we had but ours was made by allis we used it for unloading silage you brought the load back and then raked it down with a corn rake into a long hopper blower also being carefull not to kick out the pole holding the gate up



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Scott

03-02-2003 10:07:09




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 Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to Steve Z., 03-01-2003 18:45:23  
They do not have too much value, but are interesting, it consisted of cables going to the front of any wagon to a wood partition, and the power unit fit on a pipe on the rear of the wagon to turn the cables to drag the material to the rear by the partition with a ratchet action like a manure spreader apron chain.



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Steve from New Holland

03-02-2003 09:36:22




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 Re: New Holland Wagon unloader in reply to Steve Z., 03-01-2003 18:45:23  
Hey Steve, I have never seen one of wagon unloaders. Do you have capibilities to take a photo and post it? I would have great interest in a piece like this. Please don't let this wagon find its way to the scrap yard. Steve



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