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JD 5020 guy

03-18-2007 16:36:45

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Serial number 40322

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Serial number 43276. Notice the straw chopper.

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Serial number 40813

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Serial number 11014

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Serial number 1311. This 55 has to be first year's production. Notice the small front duels that were only used on the first year. When I first heard about this combine, I thought it would make a perfect addition to our 1969 55 last year production. After looking it over though it would take some real serious work. Don't know what I will do yet.

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Allis Chalmers forage chopper. Read that this was based somewhat on the 40 combine.

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Harris combine. First thought it was a Holt 36 when walking up to yet but looked too big.

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JD pull type.

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MH 90 serial number 131485.

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Co-oP combine. First time I've ever seen one of these. Was struck me was its low height.

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JD No 17.

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McCormick Deering No 8. This combine is horse drawn.

All of these combines were at one place.

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rpllr

03-23-2007 16:44:52

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

Where is all this old stuff located?

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Bradley K

03-21-2007 11:27:22

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

Did you decide anything on the oldest 55. I'd sure be interested in that one. Thanks, Brad

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JD 5020 guy

03-21-2007 16:58:16

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Re: Combine pics in reply to Bradley K, 03-21-2007 11:27:22

I will probably leave it there for awhile and then maybe haul it home. I would like to take all of them but I don't want them sitting on my place yet.

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flying belgian

03-19-2007 17:45:25

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

Wow, once you start up the ladder of that 55 you have quite a trek ahead of you.

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Dick2

03-19-2007 16:01:49

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

If you measure the thickness of the metal on the Coop combine, you will probably find that it is thicker than any other combines of the same vintage.

They were made low so you could sit down in the dust all day. We had two Cockshutt 112SP's; rugged machines, but real dirty to operate.

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430WLPG

03-18-2007 18:37:08

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

The 47 - 55's were made from 501-2000, I found one the other day that was 724, but it's not that good of shape.

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1206SWMO

03-18-2007 18:25:35

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

What A Find!! Thanks for the great pictures!How many of these are going to your place?That nice 55 JD and Co-op would be at mine in a heartbeat!

30 years ago Kansas and Oklahoma had places like this one but they have all just about dissapeared.

I drove by a place in Nebraska yesterday that had a SP-12 Case but no time to stop.

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JD 5020 guy

03-18-2007 20:11:14

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Re: Combine pics in reply to 1206SWMO, 03-18-2007 18:25:35

I have to ask the owner first and I know the guy too. If I can get them cheap probably the COOP combine and the TC tractor. Out of everything I want the TC tractor the worst. The first tractor on our farm was a TC 21-32. He tells me they used to have 10 55s. In addition to the 5 present, I found 3 more gas tanks off of 55s.

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Tom Railsback

03-18-2007 18:56:46

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Re: Combine pics in reply to 1206SWMO, 03-18-2007 18:25:35

1206:
I finally got 2 SP12 SN's; 5476605 and 5667719. No pictures yet; these two are located just West of Torrington WY on U.S. 26. I'll get photos the next time I head to Kansas. I have a few more to check out up here in MT.

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1206SWMO

03-19-2007 05:57:29

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Re: Combine pics in reply to Tom Railsback, 03-18-2007 18:56:46

Tom,thanks for the serial numbers.Keep them coming.I'm up to 27 known SP-12's now.

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CLTX

03-18-2007 17:35:20

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

Great pics. I thought I remembered some of the 55"s with the gas tank on the left side. These old machines look different to me with the small tires. I grew up around combines with the 18-26 rice field tires. We had a Massey 21,replaced it with a MH-27L and a MH Super 92. The neighbor had a couple of JD-55"s, while another neighbor had IH-141"s.

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iowa_tire_guy

03-18-2007 17:15:19

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

What a find. Would take me two days to get out of there. What strikes me about that Coop combine is the fuel take. I think I could have found a better place.

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up in smoke

03-22-2007 10:39:09

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Re: Combine pics in reply to iowa_tire_guy, 03-18-2007 17:15:19

Your not supposed to be smokin yer cige butts out in the wheat field anyways While the machines runnin it should be drawing air into the tank thru the vent cap so no fumes to bothyer you anyways, but I agree I'd hate to be settin ther if ol Cheech or Chong go up in smoke!!!

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71ford100

03-18-2007 16:51:19

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Re: Combine pics in reply to JD 5020 guy, 03-18-2007 16:36:45

Man that place looks like a dream.Is all that stuff for sale or just there? Looks like he used the right brand of tractor.

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JD 5020 guy

03-21-2007 16:55:06

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Re: Combine pics in reply to 71ford100, 03-18-2007 16:51:19

The pics I took show about 1/50th of what is there. Bunch of old cars and farm implements like drills and disk tillers. The owner is going to start cleaning up this summer.

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1206SWMO

03-18-2007 18:48:57

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Re: Combine pics in reply to 71ford100, 03-18-2007 16:51:19

I see that you noticed the 21-32 TC tractor.I used to have (4) 21-32's,(2) 27-44's,(2) KTA's,20-35,MTA,12-20,17-28,JT,and more.I sure wish that I had them all back.

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71ford100

03-18-2007 19:08:44

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Re: Combine pics in reply to 1206SWMO, 03-18-2007 18:48:57

I have a 21-32 but its a parts tractor. Most of the TC's are long gone from here. I do have 2 UTS, 2 ZTU, 2 RTU, 2 GVI M 670 (bought new by grandpa and great uncle), GTB, GB, among with a lot of MM implements. Wonder what I'm gonna do with that stuff after I leave home and graduate from college (at least I got 4 years to worry) Also I think that there is a Cockshutt combine sitting in Marysville KS on the south side of the road in town.

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