Posted by jimb2 on September 27, 2016 at 17:08:18 from (99.239.110.243):
In Reply to: Re: Chopping corn (pic) posted by farmerwithmutt on September 27, 2016 at 15:00:35:
Yes, in the early 1950s my Dad bought a NH Forage Harvester with a single row corn head and windrow pickup, a NH Forage blower and 2 rear unloading wagons. I don't remember the model number of the NH Forage Harvester but it had a Wisconsin V4 air cooled gas engine on it. It was a a flywheel cutter with 6 knives just like the old silage cutters. You had to remove the knives to sharpen them. Then in about 1955 o 56 the IH Dealer invited my Dad to a demo of their about be released #15 Forage Harvester that used 6 lawnmower type knives and you could sharpen the knives on the machine. My Dad bought one of the first IH #15s and we had plenty of problems with it the first year but IH stood behind the machine and we had many visits from the Dealer and the "Block Man" I believe that was what IH special Techs were called. JImB
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