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Posted by Larry on April 09, 2000 at 18:45:57 from (4.17.81.85):
In Reply to: Farmall H implements ... posted by Greg on April 07, 2000 at 20:00:29:
IH sold a number of attachments for H's, many of which were popular due to the hyd's. There are channel beam loaders, models 30 &31, single and 2-way plows, cultivators, planters, corn pickers. My still uses 4 H's on his small farm; one with loader, one with cultivators, and two for general work including running the mounted corn picker. I just bought a pile of cultivators and have a complete set for an H/M for sale. They're rusty but complete. Email me if interested in talking farmalls...we worked with them from cultivating to picking corn including blowing silage up 50'(not easy for an H) and hauling silage wagons (one in front and one in back to be able to stop at the blower-the silo run is on a hill).
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