Around here a tractor drawn forage harvester (versus a binder) came into prominence after WWII. The Papec plant was around 20 miles west of me in Shortsville, NY and grandpa had one that was in real nice condition when I was a young boy. I don't know that any one brand dominated around here as I have seen NH, JD, Gehl, AC, and IH flywheel type choppers. Self unloading wagons did not really become popular until the late 1960's. The IH 40 blower which was meant to be used with the false end gate wagons remained here after dad bought two IH 61 forage wagons. Cylinder type forage harvesters also got to be wide spread here during the late 1960's. Most dairies around here were hard scrabble so the move to cut and blow machines did not get to be wide spread until the 1980's after the cut and throw unit was wore out..
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