Posted by Theman on September 01, 2009 at 08:19:01 from (63.107.135.35):
In Reply to: MTALP Cotton picker posted by Duanes on August 31, 2009 at 15:08:59:
The M and SM high-drum pickers were also popular in California's southern San Joaquin valley. My family farmed with 2 M's and 2 SM's and all four were LP. I have never seen a TA in one though that doesn't mean there weren't any. As Harold said, the axles and drop housings were different so that the transmission didn't have to be touched to have a forward facing row-crop tractor. My grandfather made the changeover to row-crop the first year he had a picker and never did that again. It was just too much trouble since there were other tractors around the farm to do field work.
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