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Re: International One Row Corn Picker
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Posted by fire-man on December 03, 2006 at 14:44:08 from (66.153.200.121):
In Reply to: Re: International One Row Corn Picker posted by gene bender on December 03, 2006 at 03:53:11:
Gene--It has either a 1 or i PR on the side of the rear conveyor shoot. It appears to have all the parts and everything seems to be loose--not rusted/frozen up. The main drive chain is off of one of the gears also the long chain in the V(that pulls the stalks in) seems to be to loose and has dropped down just enough to get hung on the metal bracket/guy that should keep the chain on track--the front idler sprocket seems to be adjusted all the way out, so a link might need to be removed. Other than that---Every thing seems to be in place. This machine has been repainted a few years back, but the main shoot/conveyor appears to have been white. This machine looks like its been setting out in the open for 2 or 3 years. I don't feel I need any parts at this time------Just wondering if I buy this and Need a Part---Wondering whats available. I have two tractors that I could use with it. One is a 56 Ford 600 workmaster---Maybe less than 30hp. The other is a new Farmtrac--about 32/35hp. Thanks Randy
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