Posted by flying belgian on September 20, 2020 at 09:13:47 from (216.114.232.240):
In Reply to: ear corn ? posted by swindave on September 20, 2020 at 05:41:43:
We had the New Idea Super Picker. Man that thing shelled the corn. Both on the ground and in the wagons. Every time we moved the elevator we had to clean up piles of shelled corn under elevator. When we were picking on home farm we pulled with 700 Case because it went a little faster in 3rd. gear. When we were picking on other farm we pulled it with JD. 60 because 700 went faster up and down road. Back home we ran the Kewanee 500 elevator with the 36 JD. "B" Had two Mn. wagons with New Built flare boxes. I think they were 110 bushel capacity and Pa put 12" side boards all around and then some flare boards on the sides.
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