Posted by John Harmon on June 01, 2009 at 07:46:34 from (65.55.67.182):
In Reply to: IHC corn picker posted by Oldoaky2 on May 31, 2009 at 20:45:11:
Neighbors had 2m Farmall and then got 24"s .One used an SM and the other had a 450, I started Farming with a farm sale MM 2 row pull with a side elevator,boy was that fun,then I got a new AC33 2 row mtd,then a used Oliver #4 on a 88D.Finally I got a new Ford 2 row mtd for my D17 and that was a fine Corn picker. The first ones could be called ,as one fella noted, "shelly" I called them junk! I used that ford for a lot of years. Rebuilt it twice.Saw no reason to get another one as we started to field shell with a Gleaner combine.
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