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horse drawn corn picker

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ron t

11-26-2004 17:50:47




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can any one out there give me some info on this item as to whom built,when i have never seen one and just heard about them the other day




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Leroy

11-30-2004 17:41:12




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to ron t, 11-26-2004 17:50:47  
Early McCormicks had a hopper like a early combine mounted high with a slide door to open to empty into a wagon



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rustyfarmall

11-27-2004 07:43:06




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to ron t, 11-26-2004 17:50:47  
I saw one being demonstrated at this show, not actually picking corn since there was no corn to pick, but was in the parade. When the operator put the machine in gear, it was quite a load for the team to get it moving, but then appeared to easy. You may need to click on contacts at the website mentioned and ask for info.

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Michael Soldan

11-27-2004 06:54:04




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to ron t, 11-26-2004 17:50:47  
Are we talking about a corn binder which cut and bound sheaves of corn or an actual machine that stripped the cob off the stalk?...Mike in Exeter Ontario



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RON T

11-27-2004 14:12:23




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to Michael Soldan, 11-27-2004 06:54:04  
THE ACTUAL MACHINE THAT PICKED EAR CORN LIKE THE ONES USED ON TRACTORS



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Stan - Florida

11-27-2004 04:37:21




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to ron t, 11-26-2004 17:50:47  
If you are anywhere near an Amish area you might find one being used. I saw one several years ago between Fort Wayne and Woodburn, Indiana. Had a large bull wheel on one side, as I remember.

Stan



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J. Schwiebert

11-28-2004 16:58:03




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to Stan - Florida, 11-27-2004 04:37:21  
There must be more than one in that neighborhood. This one was between Fort Wayne and Hicksville. Pulled it with 3 horse and had a little 2 whell cart behind it. It was an IH built picker.



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Nebraska Cowman

11-27-2004 03:36:22




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 Re: horse drawn corn picker in reply to ron t, 11-26-2004 17:50:47  
IHC designed a horse drawn picker in 1904. john deere began picker production in 1926 and had models that could be pulled by horses. I'm sure there were others. mechanical pickers never caught on until after the war.



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