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McCormick-Deering Hay Loader

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Paul f

08-27-2005 16:48:39

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I have a McCormick-Deering Hay loader (if that is the correct term) that came with my property. It had a galvanized bed and sides with Mc ormick-Deering decal on each side...however the decal doesn't include model # or any other ID. I have freed up all the sprockets and bearing but one and need to fabricate 2 new wooden shafts that lift the hay... Is there any way to come up with a model number??? or find a parts/operators manual??? I have been cutting some pastures with my Case DC3 and a 1950 vintage EDSC-7 sickle bar mower...neighbors already think I am odd...using the hay loader would really, really convince them

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mark1757

01-10-2006 07:53:06

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Paul f, 08-27-2005 16:48:39

Paul,
McCormick-Deering produced seven (7) different Hay Loaders whose description, and parts may be found in the International Harvester Manual HM-1. McCormick (AND McCormick-Deering) Parts Catalog for Hay Machines.
1) McCormick Deering Gearless Rake Hay Loader (1910-1930)
2) McCormick Deering Adjustable Windrow Hay Loader (1920-1948)
3) McCormick Deering Model �W� Adjustable Windrow Green Crop Loader (1939 - ?)
4) McCormick Deering Cylinder Rake Hay Loader (1929 - ?)
5) McCormick Deering Model R Green Crop Loader (1938 - ?)
6) International Steel Windrow Hay Loader (1914-1921)
7) Double Cylinder Swath and Windrow Hay Loader (1914- 1923)
The catalog shows only one of the loaders that fulfills your criteria of having "galvanized bed and sides with McCormick-Deering decal on each side."
#4 McCormick Deering Cylinder Rake Hay Loader (1929 - ?)
The #5 McCormick Deering Model R Green Crop Loader (1938 - ?) is galvanized as well, however, there's no decal shown.
I hope this helps.
Mark

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Kevin Happke

04-02-2006 18:00:26

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to mark1757, 01-10-2006 07:53:06

Hello Mark, Would you know what type of wood was used on the hay loaders was it pine and if pine what kind of pine or some other kind of wood? Thanks, Kevin

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Mark Hagan

05-16-2007 13:12:38

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Kevin Happke, 04-02-2006 18:00:26

I really don't know what kind of wood was used. I do know that the horse drawn mower and rake tongues, inaddition to the doubletree and singletree were made out of ash. Ash is a very flexible and sturdy wood. It is presently used to make baseball bats and hockey sticks.

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RickL

08-28-2005 09:57:39

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Paul f, 08-27-2005 16:48:39

I have one of those units sitting in shed wanting to sell,was bought new by owner and has never been outside,the wood still looks like new and there is even some extra wood arms with it. I also have a New Idea unit that still operates.If Anyone interested.

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Kevin Happke

04-02-2006 17:53:00

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to RickL, 08-28-2005 09:57:39

I saw an old posting about this hay loader and wondered if you still have it or who you sold it to? Please contcat me Thanks, Kevin

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An OLd Scovey

09-13-2005 13:46:45

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to RickL, 08-28-2005 09:57:39

I may be interested in your hay loaders . Where are you located and how much do you want ????

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Leroy

08-28-2005 07:27:43

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Paul f, 08-27-2005 16:48:39

I don't think I have anything that will give a model no. but yes that is the corect name for them and I have Amish friends that still use them, last time I talked to one he was on top of a load stacking

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prk

08-28-2005 05:26:21

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Paul f, 08-27-2005 16:48:39

find book titled 150 years of international harvester also look at small farmers journal for a book titled haying with horses also should have an owners manual (reprint) ebay sometimes has originals

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Davidj

08-27-2005 20:35:49

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Paul f, 08-27-2005 16:48:39

If you"re odd, the neighbours leave you alone. Haven"t seen mine in ages.

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farmerjohn

08-27-2005 18:31:54

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Re: McCormick-Deering Hay Loader in reply to Paul f, 08-27-2005 16:48:39

If you are odd then so am I. Love those old machines...

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