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John Deere pulltype hillside combine model?? pics

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combinekid

04-06-2008 23:42:16

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Hey does anybody know the year and model of this cool old John Deere pulltype hillside combine? I seen this combine sitting along side the road near Ione OR. I love the old stuff so I stopped for a look. I could not find a serial# or model# plate anywere on it and I looked for quite a while Thanks for the help

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duane from Montana

06-13-2008 21:21:42

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Re: John Deere pulltype hillside combine model?? pics in reply to combinekid, 04-06-2008 23:42:16

yes indeed that a Jd model 36. It was the premier combine for a lot of years 20 foot header. The 36 came about because that was the year john deere bought the holt harvester line from Caterpillar. Holt built those for 20-30 years even had a self propelled model.

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john deere harvesters

04-08-2008 08:24:57

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Re: John Deere pulltype hillside combine model?? pics in reply to combinekid, 04-06-2008 23:42:16

Thats a good find whats the story on it can it be bought?

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combinekid

04-09-2008 00:18:42

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Re: John Deere pulltype hillside combine model?? pics in reply to john deere harvesters, 04-08-2008 08:24:57

I don't really know anything about this combine. It was just sitting along side a McNab road outside the little dryland wheat farming town of Ione OR. I don't know if it could be bought or not but if somebody is really interested in buying it. I think I might be able to put them in touch with a person that might possibly know who owns it. E-mail me if truly interested.

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55 50 Ron

04-07-2008 08:25:57

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Re: John Deere pulltype hillside combine model?? pics in reply to combinekid, 04-06-2008 23:42:16

Sure looks like a model 36 built from 1936 to 1953

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