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Courtland

03-30-2001 13:21:24

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Does anyone have a list of matching implements for a 1949 B ?? Thanks

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Courtland

04-02-2001 07:43:08

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Re: 49B Implements in reply to Courtland, 03-30-2001 13:21:24

Thank you...

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Stan - Florida

03-30-2001 14:23:56

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Re: 49B Implements in reply to Courtland, 03-30-2001 13:21:24

Get hold of me by e-mail - maybe I can help.

Stan

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Drew s/w WI.

03-31-2001 05:26:14

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Re: Re: 49B Implements in reply to Stan - Florida, 03-30-2001 14:23:56

Hello: I have a 49 B and asked the same question about 3 years ago on several bulletin boards. The following was what I was told. #5 mower, 101 corn picker, 594 or 594 lw rake, plows #52,4,44,953 wagon, 200 cultivators, 290 corn planter. I just bought a l4 T baler which is alittle newer than l949 and a RW disc again alittle newer. I hope this helps you out. If you have any more questions , I would be glad to try and answer them by email. Drew s/w WI.

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Stan - Florida

03-31-2001 08:32:55

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Re: Re: Re: 49B Implements in reply to Drew s/w WI., 03-31-2001 05:26:14

Drew,

I would agree with you on all those items, having used most of them with our '52 'B'. The 14-T baler makes a great matchup for the 'B'. We ran ours with both our '49 'A' and the '52 'B'. Although the B was less horsepower, the faster engine speed (1250 rpm vs. 975 rpm) made it a really good baler tractor.

The 101 semi-mounted picker is an ideal one for the 'B'. The # 52 plow is a little obsolete (no hydraulics) but the 44 is perfect. The # 5 mower is just pure fun to clip pastures or wheat stubble - easy to steer, wind that sucker up in 4th gear, lock that right brake on the corners and slide 'er on around - heckuvalota fun but don't let your dad see you!!!

Where you from in SW WI? My '41 'B' came out of Platteville.

Stan

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