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Rare Gleaner/Baldwin Combine With Grain Head, T Model For Sale
Thanks for letting us know the finial story on it. That makes me feel a little better that a Chopper didn't get scrapped also since you guys didn't have one. We got your Dads T in are registry with Pictures you posted now so in some way it still exists. Would have loved to have sat down with...- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Combines and Harvesters
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Gleaners on display in Goessel KS this weekend
He still have that T? Looks Incredible!- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Combines and Harvesters
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Rare Gleaner/Baldwin Combine With Grain Head, T Model For Sale
Ya, This was really sad because this Gleaner T had the second highest SN# I have ever heard of. Over 500 built and this one was at 462 off the assembly line. I own four Gleaner T's and the highest I have are in the 300's. If they weren't selling the property and were able to leave the Combine...- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Combines and Harvesters
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Wanted Wanted Minneapolis Moline GB Diesel
I'm looking for a restored or unrestored Minneapolis Moline GB diesel tractor... My family's had one brand new at one time but then it got traded off in the 1970's for a new John Deere 4430. I would like to get one back on the farm and bring it to tractor shows... -
Anyone have a FORD 1 row corn Picker Sheller?
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Anyone have a FORD 1 row corn Picker Sheller?
The reason Ford worked with Oliver was actually because they lost their business with Gleaner after Allis bought them out... The Baldwin brothers had been working with Henry Ford since the early 1920's when they built the first Gleaner combine in 1923 that mounted on a Fordson tractor... From... -
Anyone have a FORD 1 row corn Picker Sheller?
Anyone have either a FORD 1 row corn Picker Sheller or pull type combine for sale? Eventually I'd like to have a couple of each to restore an bring to shows... The last picture is a 1954 Gleaner T3 Combine powered by a Ford 172 Industrial Engine that I restored and harvest with at shows... In... -
Finally a better way for me
That's a sick looking setup you got there!- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Garden Tractors
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Finally a better way for me
Say Ande, do you have an email for Dugger? I've gone back an forth with him over the last few years on a combine of his and I think I can make it work this year. If you have any way of contacting him could you send it to my email - [email protected] - Thanks!!!- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Garden Tractors
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Ford 172 Engine?
What's the differents between the Industrial Ford 172 engine on my Gleaner combine and the 172 on the Ford 4000 and 960 tractors? -
What Year is My JD 45 Combine???
Trying to figure out what year my JD 45 is. Heres a picture of my Serial number. Looking for parts- JIBBEN
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Looking to buy a pull-type Massey Harris 60PT Combine!
Your talking about in the last ten years or way back in the day before yields started skyrocketing? I would really appreciate hearing more about your SP 60! I also have a 1954 T3 Gleaner which was in the same class as the 60SP Massey. They both have a 10-foot header but that's were their...- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Combines and Harvesters
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Looking to buy a pull-type Massey Harris 60PT Combine!
It was the first combine my grandpa had when he started are farm in 1954. He loved it so much in Soybeans he convinced his brother to go by a new one for himself. I'm a combine collector too but it would just be supper to have a working one as family history. I got a self propelled one just...- JIBBEN
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- Forum: Combines and Harvesters
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Looking to buy a pull-type Massey Harris 60PT Combine!
I have a 60 self-propelled I got on here and man it sure is nice running machine when we have that Fall breeze combining Soybeans. Couple years ago, I had no breeze on a Gleaner no cab, and my eyes were watering from the bean dust. My grandpa started farming in the 50's with a 60 pull-type and I...- JIBBEN
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