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Posted by HH in AR on May 26, 2005 at 10:52:28 from (65.171.15.74):
Hi my name is Harold Hancock. I live in NE Arkansas in rice country. I quit farming about five years ago to take a job as manager of a farm coop. I've never posted here but I've been reading your post for the last few months. If I can I would like to draw on your knowledge. I recently got my hands on a Dain Hay Press that my grandpa had. It hasn't been used for at least 60 years and is in pretty sad shape. I am looking for some info on what it used to look like. Any pictures or other info would be apreciated. I have a parts book and matching up part numbers puts it being made from 1917 to 1919 but I don't have any drawings or pictures of what it should look like. I dont usually log on at night, kids and wife, but I'll try to tonight. If not I'll check back tomorrow. Thanks in advance for any input, and thanks especially for stress relief in the past. Harold Hancock still a farmer at heart.
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