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MN Scott

10-22-2006 20:10:56

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Got the old SM and 2MH picker out today and picked a few loads to grind up for my replacement heifers.

Tractor is a 1953 Super M bought new by my dad and uncle in the spring of 1954 and picker was bought new in fall of 1959. Has the original rear tires and warrenty wire seals on the govener cover and spent most of its life under this picker or a 4 row mounted cultivator.

Old SM can bearlly pull a load of corn, run the picker in near 200 Bu corn and pull the hills any more!

Elavating the corn into the crib. My 1953 Super H is on elevator duty and the 686D is lifting the wagon.

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S/C Bob

10-23-2006 17:12:15

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Awsome pics. I have a Super M also and love it Bobby

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Super A

10-23-2006 08:43:18

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Absolutely fantastic pictures, thanks for sharing!! I have always wanted to make a round or two with one of those rigs!

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Janicholson

10-23-2006 06:35:57

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Delightful pictures and memorable content. Reminded me of a neighbor that had a mounted picker on an F-30 (I think) when starting it with a crank extension (and poor procedure) he broke his jaw, thumb, and right upper arm. JimN

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scotty

10-23-2006 04:42:01

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Mornin Scott, Wow, great pics of some great equipment !!! Thanks for sharing them !

scotty

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Mike Van

10-23-2006 03:54:44

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Scott, thanks for the picks - Picking corn was my favorite time of year, the heat of summer & the bugs were gone - Shorter days, a need to get done before the really bad weather came. I used to do about 20 - 25 acres with a NI 323 & my 574, had 2 gravity bins, used to grind it all winter with an old JD hammermill. Sold some too.

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Al L. in Wisc.

10-23-2006 03:27:28

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

MN Scott, Wow, these are great pictures. Lots of folks should take note on how to improve their photography by these great examples. And - they tell a great story of gathering in the harvest. You were fortunate to have nice even light. You held the camera steady and level. Great job, if you were exhibiting them at a county fair in an ag scene catagory, I would give them a blue. Wonderful you have and USE the tractor your dad purchased. A memory maker. Thanks for sharing your harvesting with us.

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JayWalt

10-22-2006 21:10:17

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

I'm no farmer, and I'm only 26, so that's probably why I'm surprised to see that on a M

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sammy the RED

10-22-2006 21:01:47

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Nice pic's.
Use to have a 2-MH on my Super M-TA.

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Ga Dave

10-22-2006 20:28:00

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to MN Scott, 10-22-2006 20:10:56

Will wonders never cease. And to think, all I use mine for is to scrap my driveway. Did I say that? I worked on the farm also. Had a small AC and a big MM with hand clutch. Seems like only fifty years ago. David.

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Harley

10-22-2006 20:59:08

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Re: Picking Corn .Pics. in reply to Ga Dave, 10-22-2006 20:28:00

Scott, thanks for the trip back. All you need is a Super Snoot on the radiator and that would be just like the one we used back in the early 70's. I loved hauling in and elevating the corn into the wire cribs although usually there was a wind blowing up your back standing there unloading no matter which way you stood. Great pictures, Harley

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