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    Case 1740 Uniloader

    If you want to put a bale in the back of a pickup so it can be rolled out, just roll the bale onto the forks instead of going under the normal way. In other word at 90 degrees to normal, then put in the truck. My brother does it all the time to take a bale somewhere without a loader.
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    Hesston CaseIH Round Baler Pre-Purchase Questions

    There is a reason they carry a low price. They aren't worth much. I had a 740 many years ago, and it was a pain to start a bale unless conditions were just right. This was a pretty low hour baler but some design features left a bit to be desired. It had hydraulic tie which was a single arm...
  3. L

    No one is paying attention at these tractor shows (Ha Ha!)....

    Did you ask why it was open?
  4. L

    Two short preview videos (Thresheree)....

    Thanks Mike
  5. L

    Two video clips from the local thresheree....

    Thanks
  6. L

    Two video clips from the local thresheree....

    Did you happen to get any more video of the Bearcat? My brother has one of those parked in my shed that I did some repairs to.
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    Skidsteer advice

    Foot controls matter to my ankles. They don't like them. I like my old Case 420, but the H controls do take a bit to get used to. After running five or six different brands and models I find the ISO controls the easiest to adapt to. I agree with trying as many different ones as possible, my...
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    Silo for Saturday

    My dad had a setup like that for the heifers, with an apron like in a spreader.
  9. L

    656 Farmall loader

    No it doesn't, and no they didn't. The 2250, 2255, 23, and 24 all sat on their mounting frame when removed. Also, if thats a 1970 656, it has the wrong grill. I believe '67 or'68 was the last year for that grill.
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    Farmall 826 Coolant heater

    Mine is the same way.
  11. L

    6 jaw chuck

    I see where you're coming from but thats more of a preference than a capability. the way I read your post,it sounded to me like you meant relative capability between the two. Mystery solved.
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    6 jaw chuck

    In thirty some years I have put a lot of odd shapes in four jaw chucks also, but my question to Tony concerned his statement "not so much for round stock". A four jaw is much more suitable as you get into larger sizes and heavier cuts, as I have seen parts walk out of a three jaw more than once.
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    6 jaw chuck

    Could you please explain this statement? I can't understand what you could possibly mean. Retired 30 plus year machinist putting round stock in four jaw chucks all the time here.
  14. L

    Keweenaw Peninsula stone barn

    Good enough. That works, thanks.
  15. L

    Keweenaw Peninsula stone barn

    Any chance you could show an actual picture for those of us who don't do jigsaw puzzles?
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