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New Idea No.6A 2 Row Corn Picker

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Jim Calhoun

01-30-2005 19:18:04




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I found one of these beasts and am looking to pick 5 - 10 acres of corn per year. It is old and shows some wear but is complete with husking bed.
Seems to have been sitting for 15 - 20 years.
If I buy it I won't pay much for it.

I need to know a little bit about this model. Age, design flaws, good and bad points etc...

Thanks




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Leroy

01-31-2005 05:08:08




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 Re: New Idea No.6A 2 Row Corn Picker in reply to Jim Calhoun, 01-30-2005 19:18:04  
You do realize that it is a wide ;40"; row picker and that you can't pick corn planted with a 30" planter don't you



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Jim Calhoun

02-08-2005 16:24:03




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 Re: New Idea No.6A 2 Row Corn Picker in reply to Leroy, 01-31-2005 05:08:08  
Thanks for the heads up, but I plant a 40" for dryland, so it would work for me.



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paul

01-30-2005 22:06:05




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 Re: New Idea No.6A 2 Row Corn Picker in reply to Jim Calhoun, 01-30-2005 19:18:04  
I have some parts from ours sitting in the grove.

Did you post the pics of this machine over in the gallery????? Took me a while to identify it....

The bottle neck is the elevator to the wagon - too narrow for modern corn yields, cobs don't fit in & they spill forward. However, the husking bed would not go too much faster, so that's about what it can do, no point trying to speed up the elevator.

I had a heck of a time with wrapping on the snapping rolls if conditions were damp - take a knife with you.

I'd watch the open main gear that runs things by the pto, and the open gears that run the snappers. I always put a bead of grease on them, they take a lot of wear for open gears & don't know if available or how much $$$$ they would be....

If it's running, should handle under 10 acres a year, we did about 30 a year with ours for a long time.

--->Paul

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Jim Calhoun

02-08-2005 16:26:46




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 Re: New Idea No.6A 2 Row Corn Picker in reply to paul, 01-30-2005 22:06:05  
I just bought the old 6A for $150.00. It will weigh out almost that much for iron, so I can't get hurt too bad.

I will be needing a parts source, so please contact me at [email protected]

Thanks



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