Both hay heads are on the things to get list, the pick-up head & the green-chop head. The first one is mandatory the second one is just cool. The only "green" head in action I have ever seen was on a scrawny AC chopper. It looked like a paddle wheeler floating through the hay & I've never heard a chopper strain like that one did in the tall, thick hay.
Fox Super-D's & the like still can be found around here. I don't know if any are still in use, but I've seen plenty sitting around here & there. I think I counted six or seven on my trip to look at my latest H in Waterloo. Three in one spot! I don't now where all of the Gehls went. I recall hearing plenty about them when I was young. West Bend is only a stone's throw from my place & those little choppers were a big thing when demonstrated on local farms. I bet if I drive around here & look real close, I might find the remnants of one in a fence row, somewhere.
I plan on attending two tractor shows this year with it. The one at Pioneer Village (Ozaukee Co.) & the one in Richfield (Washington Co.). If you'd like to check it out at either show, let me know. It would be an honor to meet another forum member.
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