Posted by rusty6 on October 16, 2016 at 20:18:20 from (207.195.86.217):
Here is a photo of the Case combine I mentioned in the other thread about harvesting. This shot from 1983 was about the last year I ran it as we got the MF 510 about that time.
This 460, although only 4 inches narrower than the 510, was not even close to the capacity of the MF 510. I bent a few crow bars trying to unplug the cylinder on the Case. I can only remember one time plugging the Massey in tough long durum straw picking up a heavy 21 foot swath. And the sweet music of that straight piped GM 350 V8 at my right side droning along at 2400 rpm all day and part of the night.
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