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    Recommendations for a corn sheller.

    Home depot has stepped up their game.
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    Recommendations for a corn sheller.

    I’m in need for a corn sheller to do about an acre of Bloody Butcher corn a year, 80-100 bushels. We are grinding it for corn meal and grits to sell at our farm store, so we will shell and grind a few hundred pounds on demand as needed. There is a JD 43 close by I want to check out, but are...
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    What is going on with this cultivator?

    Its a hodgepodge of paint colors, Ford Blue, IH Red, Oliver Green and some non-Allis orange. I’ll check out the 406 model and see if there is a pdf for it.
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    What is going on with this cultivator?

    That was it! I love forms for stuff like this. Now I need to figure out what model this thing is and find a manual just to have it, and I should be cultivating corn here in a couple hours.
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    What is going on with this cultivator?

    Good catch. I’m going to check it out. I think I’m going to takeoff one set of arms and just run three instead of trying to fit two of them into row space.
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    What is going on with this cultivator?

    I just picked up this old cultivator for 200 bucks, I have no clue what brand it’s mostly blue but has had some orange on it and I’m trying to set it up for (2) 30 inch rows. The cultivator second from the left just drops to the ground when you pick it up on the three-point and they’ve had some...
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    Wanted Farmall H Cultivator setup wanted

    I’m looking for a turn key, every nut and bolt and pin, ready to run to cultivator set up for my 1948 H with a narrow front. I know there were a lot of different models and I will let the crowd tell me which is best for Northwest Alabama Clay, raising bloody Butcher, corn, field, peas...
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    Which Cultivator do I need for my H?

    I’m good for a couple hundred miles.
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    Which Cultivator do I need for my H?

    Thanks they have a nice gleaner there too I’ve wanted to check out.
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    Which Cultivator do I need for my H?

    I’m constantly scanning tree rows and old barns for equipment. It’s an interesting circle of life. The farms got bigger so this equipment was no longer needed but now the farms are so big, most people can’t get into it so they’re starting small direct market farms that make good money and now...
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    Which Cultivator do I need for my H?

    I have bits of the mounting system, I want to find a complete setup for southern clay.
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    Which Cultivator do I need for my H?

    This is cross posted in the implement section as well. We are expanding our truck garden in Muscle Shoals, AL and adding 2 acres for row crops, Bloody Butcher corn, purple hull peas and such and we need a cultivator. I have a 1948 H, distillate model, that runs great and I’d rather not buy...
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    Which Cultivator do I need for my Farmall H?

    We are expanding our truck garden in Muscle Shoals, AL and adding 2 acres for row crops, Bloody Butcher corn, purple hull peas and such and we need a cultivator. I have a 1948 H, distillate model, that runs great and I’d rather not buy another machine, but the lack of three point gives me two...
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    New to us 1948 H distillate

    It is home and doing chores! When I got it home the mag wasn't sparking so I cleaned and set the points and it sparked great. The engine had stuck when spinning it over the previous weekend and I had figured the starter was jammed, so I pulled it and it still wouldn't turn. The cylinders were...
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    Which sickle mower is this?

    I have the tractor running great and the mower is operational. The knives are shot and I broke the pitman arm today, but I was in 3rd gear seeing if I could trip the catch. Its pretty cool and I found a No. 25 manual on Ebay so its on the way. I can't seem to find any good images or details...
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