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Posted by Jon Hagen on August 18, 2006 at 14:41:19 from (69.26.29.54):
In Reply to: PHOTO - Huge British built combine - front view posted by David in Wales on August 18, 2006 at 10:00:44:
The US ag research stations often use tiny harvesters like that to cut their garden size test plots. One time while in a town near one of these research stations, a truck loaded with a tiny massey combine with much of the shape of a massey 410,but about 1/2 the size,drove by. I did not get a good enough or long enough look at it to get any numbers,but I suspect it was much like the machine in your photo. I saw another tiny German built "test plot" combine powered by a 4 cyl aircooled Volks Wagen engine,and all controls marked in German,at the Hawk museum at Wolford ND,and later at the museum town at Rugby ND. Bob,you may have seen this machine.
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