Posted by Dave H (MI) on January 27, 2018 at 11:36:26 from (50.108.71.114):
...I unloaded a six row corn head from a car hauler trailer. Only way I had of getting it home and it was seriously wedged on that trailer. This is not at the farm. The combine was there to be worked on as I had just bought it. To the left of that picture is about 30' to the lot line and to the right is a row of trees. I could get the combine behind the head, but the trailer conflicted with the feeder house. So this was my brilliant solution! Right after this I picked that up off there with the combine. First time I ever did it and lucky nothing (no one) got broken. I drove that combine 60 miles from the auction to that house, did some work on it then drove it with the corn head another 20 miles to the farm. I sure learned a lot about driving a hydro combine with no brakes that week! Those down grades were tons of fun! :)
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