Yes it is the 601 mounted picker. I don't think you want to see this one. It must have sat in a fence row for a long time because they had to cut a tree down to get it out. But it is complete down to the pto shaft. The main things I see is a few bearings are seized and it needs a new drive belt. Most of the bearings are common bearings so it shouldn't take too much to get it up and running. Some of the stuff I can't use I will sell to someone that can hopefully. Back in the summer they had a complete John Deere 900HC cultivating tractor sitting there. It was complete down to the cultivators and the fertilize hopper. It even had good tires and it went for scrap price. I grabbed the needles and knotter assembly off of a new holland 67 a few months ago for $30.00. It is truly sad to see stuff that is getting scrapped because either they need the money or they do not know what they have.
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