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Middle Georgia 15 mi. East of Possum Hollow 15 mi South of Buckeye 15 mi North of Baughnaugh Claughbaugh- john-in-ga
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I know it is RED but I took the 2N too
Enjoyed the Ray City Plow Day and meeting all the fine folks in attendance. Oh! your tractor, from what I could tell, was running like a sewing machine and did a great job of breaking up the ground.- john-in-ga
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Serial # 255318... can anyone look this up and give me some info about it? Thanks, Jamie I also need a headlight for it???- Jamie Cook
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Ford 601 mounted corn picker part 2
Looking good Brian. Great Video. Pictures too. Guess you know you can pretty much disregard my email. Obviously I sent it before I saw your post.- john-in-ga
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posting photos
Thanks for asking the question. I forgot to address the size issue with my post to sgtbull. I should have told him his photos need to be sized before they are uploaded onto the hosting site and that if he needs help with that step to post back. Now to your size question: Using the...- john-in-ga
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posting photos
It is easier to post pictures than explain how it is done. Most everybody needs help learning the steps to post a photo. Some of us need practice explaining the process, so here comes one of my practice secession. Bear with me. The steps below should work on this site’s modern view. If...- john-in-ga
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Ford 601 mounted picker
Hope this helps. I'm not showing the PTO hookup but that should be, as my favorite poster on the N Board is fond of saying, intuitively obvious. :) This is the brackets I used to mount the puller in picture. They attach under the axel with the bolts holding fenders. Note: I have them...- john-in-ga
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Ford 601 mounted picker
Brian, I am delightfully surprised that you saved a picture of my corn picker. You seem to be getting more response than I did when I posted it. Parts are not available anymore, per say. However, things like belts and chains used on more modern day equipment can be adapted. If you find...- john-in-ga
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