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Re: One Row Cotton Picker Model Idenification


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Posted by Harold H on January 10, 2012 at 15:57:11 from (12.23.231.187):

In Reply to: Re: Farmall Cotton Picker posted by Harold H on January 10, 2012 at 14:46:47:

This is a basic visual identification guide to the one row full size pickers thru the mid 1960's. The idenity may not be positive as over the years, baskets, fans, and headers have often been swapped between the different models. These are main visual features as built. M-10, rounded basket corners, large single fabricated fan, 20 spindle high head (high drum) with cast aluminum header top. M-11, square basket corners, large single fabricated fan, 20 spindle high head (high drum) with cast aluminum header top. M-12 (most number built) square basket corners, pressed steel housing single fan, 20 spindle high head (high drum) with cast aluminum header top. M-14, square basket corners, pressed steel housing single fan, 14 spindle high head (low drum) with cast aluminum header top. 114 and 120, square basket corners, high mounted dual fans (single fan was a seldom ordered option on 114) 14 spindle high (low drum) on 114 and 20 spindle high (high drum) on 120 with fabricated steel header top. 114A and 120A, square basket corners, tri-clean on basket and head, high nounted dual fans, 14 spindles high (low drum) on 114A and 20 spindles high (high drum) on 120A with fabricated steel header top, oil flush oil system. A large precentage of 114 and 120 pickers had tri-clean and oil flush added as a field package after the 114A and 120A were introduced making these 114 and 120 models basicly the same as the 114A and 120A after upgrade. Remember, a lot of these idenifying features may have been swapped around over the years.

Harold H


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