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    What is this thing? Never seen one before.

    IT COULD BE RAISED UP HIGH AND BROGHT DOWN AS THE SILAGE WAS BEING LOADED.
  2. 4

    What is this thing? Never seen one before.

    It is a silage loader they use to load a feed wagon . they were used in pit silos.
  3. 4

    What is this thing? Never seen one before.

    It is a silage loader they used in a pit silo years ago worked good. It would fill your feed wagon .
  4. 4

    Row Crop Curler

    It is called a drag curler or a monitor as some people called them. Some had wheels others didn,t .They both did the same job.
  5. 4

    3. 5 lb Boston Pork Roast In Dick-El's Dirty Kitchen

    Sounds good just let it do its thing until desired doneness.
  6. 4

    model 30 loader

    If the cylinders are good thats the good if they are bad thats the bad.
  7. 4

    Starter button on H Question.

    Yep starter stuck .
  8. 4

    parts for old IH field cultivator

    If you have the shank weid it back togther. Maybe weld a peice on top of it will hold.
  9. 4

    Loaders do come in handy!

    By the way that looks like a 53 i have one of those a real work horse.
  10. 4

    Loaders do come in handy!

    The older you get the more that loader will find jobs to do .I have a old number 30 ih loader on a m farmall and it gets used often.
  11. 4

    Ford 501 mower problems

    If you are mowing thick heavy grass in third gear you are going to fast. First gear will be much better i have mowed plenty of tough grass with a sickle mower to know how fast to go. Maybe you could mow alfalfa in third but not grass.
  12. 4

    What am I overlooking??

    Try new points. Always works for me.
  13. 4

    47 ih baler

    I have a 47 ih baler that worked like it should for several years. But this year it would not tie on the left side would not cut the twine. I sharpened the twine knife did not help.I changed knife with another knife.the knotter would cacth the twine to make a knot but would just untie. i think...
  14. 4

    45 John Deere loader

    This loader is north of Emporia,ks Don,t know the guys name he has lots of fence row finds to sell.
  15. 4

    45 John Deere loader

    Awhile back i asked if a 45 john deere loader would fit on a farmall m? Just give an up date on my prodject i didn,t get the loader after all. I have a number 30 ihc on my m. The cylinder was leaking really bad but i had another cylinder that i put on . This cylinder had set for along time so...
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