Posted by JWalker on January 02, 2013 at 18:35:27 from (67.212.40.37):
I will post this over on the combine section as well. My question is... What is the strangest thing you have found on used equipment you have bought or used?
I bought a used Oliver 7300 combine this fall. I cut all of my soybeans with it. Monday I was cleaning it to "put it up for the winter". While I was using an air hose to blow all the dust and trash off I noticed something strange sticking out of the bean hulls/trash in the housing just above the fan. I cautiously looked and it was a pair of eye glasses. They looked like perscription glasses. They had part of one leg and the opposite rim and lens ground off. I had my son put them in my truck. I later called the previous owner and he claim to not know anything about them!
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