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New Idea Corn pickers

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Jim A.

09-19-2003 13:24:17




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I need a quick New Idea corn picker education. Please tell me anything you can about the 323, 324, 325 models, and wasn't there a 328 or a 329? What was the last year these models were made?

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Tim(nj)

09-19-2003 16:04:57




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 Re: New Idea Corn pickers in reply to Jim A., 09-19-2003 13:24:17  
Superpickers: 309 1 row snapper only, no husking bed; 323 1 row husker; 324 2 wide row pull-type base unit ; 325 2 narrow row pull-type base unit; 326 8 roll husking bed for 2 row bases, 327 12-roll husking bed for 2 row bases, 329 sheller attachment for 2 row bases, 330 3 row narrow pull-type base unit.
There are more numbers for the 3-row sheller and husker, as well as the mounted picker base units and their attachments, but I'd have to look them up.

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John51

09-19-2003 14:37:34




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 Re: New Idea Corn pickers in reply to Jim A., 09-19-2003 13:24:17  
As far as I know, the 323 is the only single row pull type you listed. I believe the other ones are either mounted or two row pull. 323 was the last of the single rows and most are getting fairly old, probably around 30 years. The latest ones they made said Avco- New Idea. Even then the design was based much on earlier ones and could have benefited from modernization. Bought a new 323 in the late 60s and I use it every year. It works good but there are a lot of little things I'd change designing a new one.

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