kcm.MN
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Traditional Farmer
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Be the kind of set up I'd like to get square bales in the loft.
Richard G.
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That would hold enough to feed a few hogs.
flying belgian
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Can someone explain the carriage on that
elevator. What brand?
elevator. What brand?
IAfarmguy
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- Prairie City, Iowa
When I look closely at the elevator the bottom end appears to be twisted out of position as if being hit by a disk, chisel plow or similar. This pulled the trough around enough to allow the upper carriage to fall away from the crib. Also notice there is no hopper visible on the elevator. Just my opinion
Pete in MD
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- Central Maryland
Good eye farmguy.
GermantownGreen
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- Montrose MO
Looks like the angle iron carriage that we had on a Kewanee 500.
But the very end part is not the same.
The elevator doesn't look to be Kewanee either.
GG Wes
But the very end part is not the same.
The elevator doesn't look to be Kewanee either.
GG Wes
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