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    Silo for Saturday

    Silo might be a Ribstone . Those windmills had only twisted wire bracing and 60* angle iron legs. Mine blew down in the 70's with a TV antenna on it .
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    New idea 803 c

    803 is hydro drive . Has flex cable to drive valve and soledid to rear wheel drive .
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    Ih 706 d282 more power

    Back in the late 60's I was using a new 706 gas hard and it was burning valves . I finally put an Olds 455 V-8 in it and used it for yerars . Had about the power of a 1066 .Ran it to 5000 hours and sold it about 1985.
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    999 2 row planter

    My father had one in the 40-50's ,chechkwire ,fertilizer ,and bean seeding attachments. About 1956 we took off the front castor wheel and adapted it to 3-pt to fit our Ford Jubilee which we narrowed to 40" and used it to wheel track plant corn .
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    24D weed killer

    Excellent description of 24-D"s and 24-5T. We used 24-D in the late 1940's to get canada thisthes out of oats.The agent Orange mix was thousands of gallons of mix heavily sprayed out of airplanes to defoliate trees .
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    Last Threshing machine

    One of first self propelled combiners was Berrys Combined Steam Traction Harvester by Stocton Berry in Lindsay CA in 1886. It burned straw for fuel.
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    Skid steer

    I've ran skid steers for over 50 years . First reliable one was a Case 1845. Now have two 1994 NH L-785's that have over 10,000 hours , they have two speed hydro and one has 37"x16.5 military Hummer tires and will go over 10 mph. These 6000# machines with 2000# lift can do a lot of work fast.I'm...
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    Progress on the 830

    Great pictures !!!
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    McCormick 64 Combine

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    Literature---Le Roi Tractor -Engine Brochure

    We had a Gehl chopper about 1953 that came with a Leroy engine. It was basically a WD Allis engine with a hand clutch and gear reduction driving the chopper drive V belt .Overhead fuel tank and crank start .
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    Ford 150 Plow-Oliver/White Equivalent?

    That doesn't look like a variable width plow. Cylinder only moves hitch.
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    Anybody have a source for Howard tiller parts?

    Check Guy Machinery in Illinois .
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    Is there a decent way to get this tire off a bad rim?

    I've always been able to get bead started and finished with a 18" tire iron and a 2# maul , even on much larger 12 ply tires, but don't work on fluid filled tires often .
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    IH Hay Wagon Running Gear Parts

    You may have an ond IH steel wheel wagon , with roller bearings and a cast cap . They were pretty much bolted together. I have one that my father bought new for $150 and immediately had blacksmith cut wheel spokes and weld 16" car rims in place. Doubt you can get new parts .
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    Mounted picker

    Study snapping roll design and gathering chain type ang location . Ford offored intercgangeable rubber or steel rolls. Allis had early stripper plate design over rolls . the IH 234 was similar to combine heads with stripper plates over rolls . Later rolls have several stalk chopping designs .
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