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    Deutz-Allis 3x30 cornhead for sale

    Gleaner never made a K3 , last one was a K2 . That 3 row corn header will fit a K, K2 , F, F2, F3 .The reason it will fit both the k series and the f series is the mounting hooks can be moved in and out to fit the two sizes . To fit on the k series the hooks are moved to the inward location and...
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    Massey 510

    I've never run one but I've watched a few youtube videos and the ones with the V-8 chevies sound sweet
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    Bobcat 743

    Just sold mine , sounds like similar condition , I got $5,000.00 from a dealer , I'm in southern Ontario Canada
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    Dream Team, well not really but not bad!

    Awesome !!!!
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    Oneway Seeder

    Just a slight correction Case Nutty its spelled kijiji
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    NH #54A Bale Thrower speed control

    now that I have my photo uploaded , the only difference I see is the hose is a little longer on your baler (and your baler got cleaned up better than mine last fall lol )
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    NH #54A Bale Thrower speed control

    My baler is just as old , they made stuff good 40 some odd years ago ! yes mine has the grease zerk , I'm uploading a photo to show you that mine is the same . I agree that its a bit of a strange set up, but in reality its simple and it works !
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    NH #54A Bale Thrower speed control

    I just went out to the machine shed and had a look at my baler and mine looks just like your photo , the crank handle does not go into the bracket because it has to move back and forth when moving the tongue back and forth from field position to transport position
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    NH #54A Bale Thrower speed control

    Remember the baler has to be hooked up your tractor and running in order to adjust the speed of the thrower , if you don't have it running the hose will just twist up in a knot
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    Re: Roll Call.

    Nice M2 , looks awesome with duals !
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    Re: Roll Call.

    Glad you got the photos to upload , that is one sweet looking Oliver , up here in Ontario Canada that would have been a white (painted Cockshutt red )so I have never seen an Oliver in person
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    Re: Roll Call.

    Any pictures Lee ?
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    770 Project Has Begun

    Look forward to more pictures of your progress , impressive shop (nice and clean)
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    Re: Roll Call.

    1977 Gleaner K2 gas , 12 foot floating bean head, 10 foot straight grain head , 2 row wide corn head
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    My shop is getting crowed.

    Nothing wrong with all that steel in the shop , once you have it warmed up it will stay warm longer lol ,your big case dealer sign is awesome
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