tractorguy2
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What started out as a sheet of 22 gauge metal back in January is now an Oliver number 74H corn picker. next I'm going to turn this old John Deere wagon into an Oliver wagon with side boards and a hoist.
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tomstractorsandtoys
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Wow. I always liked mounted corn pickers of every brand. I have 2 real John Deere 237 pickers. Tom
GermantownGreen
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- Montrose MO
Hey sharp looking machine. What is it on a 3020?
My Dad had the two cyl version, would that have been the 227? Used on a 60 JD. He wore one transmission out on the picker and the roto baler, several clutches too. GG
My Dad had the two cyl version, would that have been the 227? Used on a 60 JD. He wore one transmission out on the picker and the roto baler, several clutches too. GG
GermantownGreen
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- Montrose MO
Awesome colors, and so much detail, you have a great hand for beauty, correct color of green,too! Thanks for sharing. I want to take it to the parade and field, oh wait, it's a miniature, still great work.
Father in law had the 88 two row version, he did a lot of custom picking with it. GG
Father in law had the 88 two row version, he did a lot of custom picking with it. GG
DoubleO7
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- Crystal River, FL
Thats awesome!
Are those augers made with lag screws?
DoubleO7
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- Crystal River, FL
Thats awesome!
Are those augers made with lag screws?
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