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a/c pull type combine

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jeff/pa.

09-15-2004 18:41:22




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did allis-chalmers make a decent pull-type combine? in comparsion to IH? thankx




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Farmall30

09-19-2004 12:42:20




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  

Theres the thing. I have a model 66. Id like to have a better one, but how the heck can somone haul somthing like that nowadays? And what would it cost. As an instance, if somone had one in say Kans, NE, what would it cost to have it hauled here to NE Okla. Ive never seen on being hauled. It would probably cost many
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RickL

09-16-2004 07:22:10




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  
Jeff; have a very nice one owner AC 66 always been shedded, manuals and extra canvas. Go to www.RickSales.com and look under antique catergory you will find pics. Price is very negotiable on all stuff enjoy the site. I have felow who will haul also if thats problem. Rick



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RickL

09-16-2004 07:22:00




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  
Jeff; have a very nice one owner AC 66 always been shedded, manuals and extra canvas. Go to www.RickSales.com and look under antique catergory you will find pics. Price is very negotiable on all stuff enjoy the site. I have felow who will haul also if thats problem. Rick



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HA in Oh

09-16-2004 07:05:10




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  
I have a 72 in very good shape, alwas sheded with manuel. Was used till this year, got a 4400. The boys and I expanded. The 72 is auger fed, the 60,66 are canvas fed. $250 740-962-6110



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MCL in IN

09-16-2004 12:39:08




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to HA in Oh, 09-16-2004 07:05:10  
Still got the 72 combine? Were are you located?



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HA in Oh

09-17-2004 01:32:46




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to MCL in IN, 09-16-2004 12:39:08  
I'm in southeast Oh, about 30 miles north of the Ohio river town of Marietta.



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MCL in IN

09-17-2004 06:06:47




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to HA in Oh , 09-17-2004 01:32:46  
Thanks for the info. That is a little too far for me to get something like that home. I am about 40 miles north of Indianapolis.



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doc diesel

09-16-2004 06:30:00




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  
jeff, have a real nice ac 66 if interested. larry



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JMS/MN

09-15-2004 22:24:36




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  
The AC models, 60, 66, 72, etc. were more popular than any IH machines because they handled the crop in a gentler manner, resulting in higher test weights and less dockage. They were easier to adjust since you could set the cylinder speed with a variable speed pulley, via a crank, compared to the IH, which you set to fixed speeds with various sprocket combinations.



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OldJohn

09-15-2004 18:51:52




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 Re: a/c pull type combine in reply to jeff/pa., 09-15-2004 18:41:22  
Yup, the All-Crop in several sizes. Slower than the IH but did a better job. Have owned both and logged many acres of oats, barley and soybeans.



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