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120 Corn Puller

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Kris A NC

02-26-2004 16:22:18




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Gentlemen, When did the 120 corn puller go into production and what could it be mounted to? All information is appreciated.

Kris A NC




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MIKE HANLEY

02-26-2004 16:56:42




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 Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to Kris A NC, 02-26-2004 16:22:18  
Do you mean corn picker? There was a 101 corn picker made from 1945 to 1955 that fit the M and MT A B G 40 50 60 and 70. There was a 100 corn snapper, which was the 101 corn picker without the husking rolls. (Left the husks on the ears. There was a 127 corn picker that replaced the 101 in 1955 that was half of a 227 picker and could fit the 40 50 60 70, 420 520 620 720 etc. But there was no 120 puller that I know of.

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Kris A NC

02-27-2004 18:09:13




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 Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 02-26-2004 16:56:42  
My main question would be then, would it fit any of the letter series tractors?? Thanks Gentlemen

Kris A NC



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Oh, really?

02-26-2004 17:30:29




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 Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 02-26-2004 16:56:42  
Evidently there's a lot you don't know of, Mr. Hanley---there was a John Deere 120 Corn Snapper built from the mid 1960's until sometime in the early 1970's. It could be mounted on nearly any row-crop or utility tractor.



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MIKE HANLEY

02-26-2004 23:19:08




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 Re: Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to Oh, really?, 02-26-2004 17:30:29  
IT'S NOT WHAT YOU KNOW IT'S WHERE KNOW WHERE TO LOOK FOR THE ANSWER. In this case I didn't look deep enought. Aslo what threw me was the word puller. The 120 corn picker came out in 1957 and from my book stopped selling at the end of the season in 1962. In 1963 the 120 was only sold as a snapper till 1966. The 120 when sold as a corn picker the price was $1467. The 120 when sold as a snapper the price was $1451. Both prices include mounting for the 430 tractor. Add extra for extrea mounting 530,$21, 630, $28.75, 3010 mounting was $65.00 Sorry you were so tee for a piece of me you were way off on the years. This isn't the first time you went after me, Would you like to meet me in person?

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70 plowboy

02-27-2004 02:55:13




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to MIKE HANLEY, 02-26-2004 23:19:08  
good going mike keeping your cool like that personally if they are to scared to leave a name or address they aint worth answering or messing with ROD



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Ralph - Wi

02-26-2004 22:26:44




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 Re: Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to Oh, really?, 02-26-2004 17:30:29  
He said he didn't know of a 120 corn snapper. One data point does not permit one to extrapolate about anothers knowledge of lack of knowledge. I don't know Mike, but he has gone out of his way to provide me with needed information in the past which I appreciate. You might have better used your time to provide information about the 120.



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Dave Bacon

02-26-2004 20:11:10




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 Re: Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to Oh, really?, 02-26-2004 17:30:29  
I certianly would be intrested in more information on this 120. I myself have never heard of it. Thanks Dave NE Iowa



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Leroy

02-27-2004 04:22:22




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 120 Corn Puller in reply to Dave Bacon, 02-26-2004 20:11:10  
Dito, never heard of it either, I know the 10, 18, 15, 100, 101, 127, 20, 25, 226, 227 pickers but never heard of a 120, was it a sweet corn harvester?



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