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    Literature---1922 Moline Plow Co. Equipment / Moline Universal Tractor Brochure

    I could be wrong but 3 bottoms behind a Universal seems like a stretch in practice.
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    Delaware state fair

    The GP with the three row planter is a neat little rig.
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    Partial Preview Eastern Hart-Parr to White Show

    Not saying that one is a factory unit but they could be custom ordered that way. Many many moons ago the Dekalb Asgrow seed plant in Constantine Michigan had a small fleet of 2-85’s and 2-105’s with narrow fronts and mounted sweet corn pickers (I think Byron’s or Pixalls) for harvesting seed...
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    Literature---1980 White Farm Brochure pt. 2 Equipment

    When the 9700 first came out it was the largest combine on the market for a time. One of these days I’ll have a 9700 or 9720. Would look good sitting next to my 4-270.
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    What make/model is this sickle mower?

    Those little 8 or 10 inch whatever they are wheels and tires should narrow it down as most mowers were on 14 or 15 inch rims. My first thought was a Case but it’s definitely not a T10 because the frame is wrong. Need more pictures.
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    Literature---1980 WHITE Farm Equipment Full Line Brochure. Part 1 Tractors

    Yes
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    Gehl 309/"Scavenger" Spreaders? Lime?

    Guy I used to work for had a New Holland slinger spreader like that. I don’t think you would be at all happy with the spread pattern. They tend to spread heavy close to the beater and trail off the farther out you get. I also think it would be very hard to get a consistent application rate out...
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    Literature---1980 WHITE Farm Equipment Full Line Brochure. Part 1 Tractors

    Always wanted to find out where that Karl Crofoot farm was. It was used in a lot of Oliver and White photo shoots over the years. Always thought it would be near Charles city but had one guy tell me it might have actually been somewhere around South Bend. Probably sold off and gone by now either...
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    Oliver hay loader model 2

    Maibach can order from the depot.
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    Literature---1957 Massey Harris 333 / 444 Tractor Brochure

    Never knew Massey had a corn head for the clipper combines.
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    Farm clean out items in Jersey

    Being on the east coast Id be somewhat confident in betting that’s an Iron Age sprayer. That had a fairly large market share out that way.
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    Odd paddles on the rear wheels.

    Most commonly referred to as sand lugs.
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    Your chance to make some hay like no one else.

    I’d kinda like to see some video of one of those contraptions operating.
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    Oliver 720 baler

    Oliver 720 continued to be built as the Hesston 4500 after the hay line was killed off. From what I was told the knotter parts are the same for the most part. If you can find the Hesston part numbers they might get you somewhere.
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    What AI can do for you.

    As our general population keeps getting dumber and overall less creative we are going to need a a crunch to lean on. This is apparently the crunch.
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