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Dave in NY

01-25-2008 12:23:54




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Looking for a picture of the gauge placement on a 656 farmall. Somone has added aftermarket gauges and would like to get everything back to stock




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Steven f/AZ

01-25-2008 19:20:49




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 Re: Hey Allan in NE in reply to Dave in NY, 01-25-2008 12:23:54  
Here's a 1968 model 1256...

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Allan In NE

01-25-2008 13:19:04




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 Re: Hey Allan in NE in reply to Dave in NY, 01-25-2008 12:23:54  
I think all those 6 series were about the same weren't they?

Tach on the left, glow plug meter down below that on the flat panel.

Right side should be the cluster like this 686.

Allan

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Cmore

01-25-2008 14:38:52




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 Re: Hey Allan in NE in reply to Allan In NE, 01-25-2008 13:19:04  
Off topic, but Allen, you remember that picture a while back of the H with the "beet harvester" deal? What does it do? Does it cut off the beet tops and dig them up and elevate them to a pulled wagon?? I've never seen one of those and it looked interesting. Thanks, Cmore



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Allan In NE

01-25-2008 15:49:36




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 Re: Hey Allan in NE in reply to Cmore, 01-25-2008 14:38:52  
The "topper" rides the row of beets on a shoe, not unlike the shoe on a haybine.

Directly behind the shoe is a spinning sererated disc/knife that slices the tops off at the crown. On the backside of it's "hub" is a machinacal slinger (kind of a miniture pickup on it's side) that grabs the tops and throws them back under the belly of the tractor to the left side.

Two digger knives are right behind the topper and they are positioned between two rolling coulters. The beets are lifted by brute force of forward motion ot the knives and are pushed back and up on the kicker bed. This bed is a series of rotating sprokets (for lack of a better term) that jostle and shake the dirt from the beets.

The rearward motion of the kickers work the beets back into the elevator, which then lifts 'em up and into the trailing cart.

Allan

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Dave in NY

01-25-2008 14:16:22




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 Re: Hey Allan in NE in reply to Allan In NE, 01-25-2008 13:19:04  
Thanks, I see I have to get that combo gauge as it is not there

Dave



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