Re: IH Deering New Ideal? Horse Drawn Binder? Any old timers out there?

Posted by oldtimer on May 27, 2001 at 08:31:00 from (209.163.0.81):

In Reply to: IH Deering New Ideal? Horse Drawn Binder? Any old timers out there? posted by Calvin Cook on May 26, 2001 at 12:38:10:

IN the upper-midwest where I grew up and still live we used the small grain binder to cut,bundle, oats and flax (30"sand 40's) the binder had a syckle and batt reel that cut the grain dropping it onto a platform canvas that moved the cut grain to a set of double canvas,from there it moved up to where it could slide down a steel slide to a knotter,a device that used a curved needle assembly to wrap twine around a predetermaned amount of grain and straw, this bundle was dropped onto a basket that held 5or 6 bundles. the operator would drop these on the ground and another worker would set them up to dry and then be picked up and loaded on a bundle rack and taken to the threshing machine to be threshed.OK? IHC,McCORMICK,DEERING,all merged but some things retained their names,a matter of money and survival more than names then( been there done that.)

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