The first Moline Uni-Systems did have a single rear wheel, Later ones did have a wide axle with 2 wheels and took a seperator unit that could handle 10 or 12' heads unlike the 9' head on the early units. When New Idea bought out the uni-System the first New Ideas were actually Moline units just meing started to get the New Ideas color. These units all required the hoist to lift the harvesting unit off to change from combine to picker. They did make a spreader also but hardly any were ever built. The first 9" combins could not take a corn head and there was a cage type sheller for them. The second stule that took up to a 12' head could take a corn head. When New Idea got around to redesigning the uni system they came up with a system that the combine-picker-forage harvestor would pick itself up and off without the hoist. They also were quite a bit larger. The one at that show according to pictures is second generation and the earlier harvesting units would fit that tractor but not the other way around.
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