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Loose Hay Elevator

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jostev

09-30-2005 16:51:18




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I am going to get a loose hay elevator tomorrow, it IS and IH and I was wondering if anybody could help me with some numbers for it? K1529 on the right and left wheel hub also K1702 anybody know where to search for serial numbers for this? and any advice on how to transport it? going at 9:30 tomorrow and need advice quick if possible. thanks for any help, jostev




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RickL

10-01-2005 04:37:22




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to jostev, 09-30-2005 16:51:18  
have two more of them if interested,One new idea unit and the other is excellent machine always shedded and still is Deere outfit



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jostev

10-01-2005 05:03:44




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to RickL, 10-01-2005 04:37:22  
I would say yes depending where you are, but my parents say that I already ahve too much stuff for a fifteen year old! Naw never too much farm stuff. Do you have any idea of how to transport them? i'm leaving at 9:00-9:15 to go get it. thanks, jostev



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jostev

10-01-2005 05:00:08




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to RickL, 10-01-2005 04:37:22  
I would say yes depending where you are, but my parents say that I already ahve too much stuff for a fifteen year old! Naw never too much farm stuff. Do you have any idea of how to transport them? i'm leaving at 9:00-9:15 to go get it. thanks, jostev



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RickL

10-01-2005 05:07:34




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to jostev, 10-01-2005 05:00:08  
just load it up and then I usually lay the high part down. Have also laid them on there back. iAnd have also just put them on trailer as is a strap down tight depending on trailers so you are under legal height,long distance lay it down period. RickL



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RickL

10-01-2005 05:07:16




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to jostev, 10-01-2005 05:00:08  
just load it up and then I usually lay the high part down. Have also laid them on there back. iAnd have also just put them on trailer as is a strap down tight depending on trailers so you are under legal height,long distance lay it down period. RickL



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jostev

10-01-2005 11:29:33




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to RickL, 10-01-2005 05:07:16  
thanks, I just put it on the trailer and then we strapped it down and had plenty fo time to look at the scenery, about 20 mph or less untill main roads. thanks agin fo rthe info on transporting it, it made it easier. jostev



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RickL

10-01-2005 04:36:52




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to jostev, 09-30-2005 16:51:18  
have two more of them if interested,One new idea unit and the other is excellent machine always shedded and still is Deere outfit



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Leroy

09-30-2005 18:00:58




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to jostev, 09-30-2005 16:51:18  
Are you talking about a hay loader to load wagons in field with loose hay?



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jostev

09-30-2005 18:23:54




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to Leroy, 09-30-2005 18:00:58  
yes, I think that's its really old because i can't find anthing like it in one of my farmall books.



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Leroy

09-30-2005 19:00:35




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to jostev, 09-30-2005 18:23:54  
They were made up to about 1950



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jostev

10-01-2005 05:04:45




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 Re: Loose Hay Elevator in reply to Leroy, 09-30-2005 19:00:35  
thanks, i have the IH implement book but can'
t quite find the right one, thanks again, jostev



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