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Question for all the Dearborn fans

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Matt 734

11-07-2004 19:47:38




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I am currently in the process of cleaning up my farm and I came across some parts I inherited from my grandpa.I need some input on whether or not i should try to sell them or let them go for scrap and what something like this would be worth.First thing is an elevator for a Dearborn corn picker which appears to have about a 3 foot splice added to it from another elevator to make it longer, only reason I can think of is because when the pickers came out they where designed to pull wagons with side boards and not gravity boxes and with the gravity box it only fills the front.This elevator isnt on a picker.Second thing is a Dearborn engine from a pull behind combine which appears to be identical to an 8N ford engine except this one has a mag, the gas tank and radiator are part of the unit, the engine is loose and hasent run for probably 35 years when the combine was junked.Any input on these items or what I should do with them would be appreciated .Thanks

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Leroy

11-11-2004 17:51:13




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 Re: Question for all the Dearborn fans in reply to Matt 734, 11-07-2004 19:47:38  
Where are you at, bottom of my elevator is rusted out



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Matt 734

11-12-2004 18:17:45




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 Re: Question for all the Dearborn fans in reply to Leroy, 11-11-2004 17:51:13  
I am located in central WI if that helps you guys out at all? Feel free to e-mail me with anymore questions.



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sunshine

11-10-2004 18:16:26




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 Re: Question for all the Dearborn fans in reply to Matt 734, 11-07-2004 19:47:38  
Matt, Where are you from. I am interested in Motor. E-mail open



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jhill

11-09-2004 13:37:34




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 Re: Question for all the Dearborn fans in reply to Matt 734, 11-07-2004 19:47:38  
I think a collector would be interested in the combine motor. There was a discusion about them on the n board last week

I don't know about the elevator.



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Nilram

11-28-2004 09:31:29




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 Re: Question for all the Dearborn fans in reply to jhill, 11-09-2004 13:37:34  
My dad had a Woods Bro combine. I would like to have one to rebuild. Let me know what model it is and how complete it is.

Thanks



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