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Philip

12-25-1999 17:47:21




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What is the best pull type combine of the 1940s? I'm considering buying a john deere model 12A. don't post a followup. Please email me at [email protected]




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paul

12-25-1999 18:41:38




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 Re: Pull type combines in reply to Philip, 12-25-1999 17:47:21  
I guess I always find such requests kind of rude - this is a forum where we help each other & reply out in the open, helping all. I understand sometimes poeple like getting an e-mail reply, but to just write off the rest of us... Seems like the guy is thumbing his nose at us, and too important to ever bother helping us if we ask a question...

How do the rest of you feel? Do I have my underware too tight? :)

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I agree with Paul

12-26-1999 05:54:38




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 Re: Re: Pull type combines in reply to paul, 12-25-1999 18:41:38  
Yes it does delete the rest of us that read this forum..he must feel that he is more important.hr



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Mike

12-26-1999 06:17:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Pull type combines in reply to I agree with Paul, 12-26-1999 05:54:38  
Maybe Phil only gets net access occasionally? Buddy of mine's got e-mail but no ISP. Not sure that's a bad thing even if I do learn a lot from y'all. Sorry, no combine knowledege here.
Later...



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Aaron

12-25-1999 19:22:29




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 Re: Re: Pull type combines in reply to paul, 12-25-1999 18:41:38  
I guess I'll agree with you. It's a good question that should generate some discussion. For the record, it's anything that Allis Chalmers made. The 60 or 66 comes to mind. Lots of them around and I bet you can still get parts for them.
Aaron



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Tim(nj)

12-25-1999 20:55:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Pull type combines in reply to Aaron, 12-25-1999 19:22:29  
Parts are scarce for the All-Crops. As they are for just about every pull-type. I believe Case New Holland or whatever they call themselves now still has parts for the IH 82 (a nifty little machine, a neighbor has one), but for how long? I know a lot of IH 82 machines still in use in the east, you'd think there'd be an aftermarket supplier for these things. There are still niche markets for these machines. Have seen an IH 82 set up with an engine and a tongue truck on steel wheels being pulled by horses with a man in a black hat in control of the outfit. . . .

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