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Re: 450 w/2mh picker
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Posted by 450 on October 18, 2005 at 20:38:01 from (207.119.114.124):
In Reply to: Re: 450 w/2mh picker posted by Jaker2 on October 17, 2005 at 06:18:11:
our picker is shot. when it caught on fire i dove off with it still running, and it whent 50 yards and into a tree. what a site that was. we pulled it out last night and to my suprise the front tires were still up, and the front plug wire was still intact. however the picker is sprung only thing salvageable is the transmission and elevator. the motor on the tractor is loose. will take picker off this weekend, we hope then see what is salvageable on tractor. just wish we could have gotten a picture of the tractor while we were picking. now all i can get is a picture of a crispy critter.
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