Posted by Don-Wi on September 11, 2012 at 19:18:49 from (75.249.75.226):
In Reply to: Hey sweetfeet posted by Don-Wi on September 11, 2012 at 16:49:31:
Most of what we scrap is very well used. We're probably gonna scrap our REALLY old fox chopper (1 row corn head, hay head, lots of parts stripped off that would fit on our slightly newer Fox 3000), the front off an older Meyers chopper wagon, and some other stuff on the wagons I've been trying to tell him to get rid of long ago.
We just scrapped out what was left of our parts Gehl #72B green chopper, Ford 535 (NI 290) haybine, and a few other things about 1 1/2 months ago. We've got whats left of a Glencoe field cultivator that is pretty much just the frame, but that'll make good stock for square tubing.
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