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    Gleaner K search continues.

    I have one I would sell - gas - 10' head - used this year. you can call me at twofortysixhundredeightytwofiftytwo eightyfour
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    Gleaner K

    Simple question - I think - Trying to figure out year of Combine and correct Serial Number so I can order correct manuals. Inside the cab - sitting in the seat - top left- is serial id. It says: Allis-Chalmers La Porte Plant Serial Number: 575691-870 I've been looking around and it doesn't seem...
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    cultivating with cub/140 - row width

    Can anyone tell me if I will be able to use a cub or IH 140 on 30" rows cultivating 1 row at a time - if not - can you make it so it straddles 2 rows and just reset the cultivating tines? Just doing this for sunflower - dove field - someone offering me a cub/140 and don't want to take it if...
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    White 543 Planter - Drive Plate

    I am using the plastic "Lincoln" type plates.
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    White 543 Planter - Drive Plate

    Well - my prior source didn't work out - wrong parts sent. So if any other ideas - I would much appreciate any leads. On the AGCO website; if you search 543 Planter; Seed Hopper; it is #14 in the diagram and part number W246846B. absent finding one - I guess I have a 3 row planter; or simply...
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    White 543 Planter - Drive Plate

    I used Mudcreek's contact and got one tracked down. Thank you gentlemen for your responses. Hopefully will be back in business soon.
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    White 543 Planter - Drive Plate

    I let a neighbor borrow the White 543 planter. Somehow he broke one of the the Drive Plates. The little round white thing that goes on top of the seed plate retainer. It is the same plate shown on Oliver and a Ford 352. Agco and CaseIH both show as unavailable. Does anyone have a source for...
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    White 543 Planter - Drive Plate

    I let a neighbor borrow the White 543 planter. Somehow he broke one of the the Drive Plates. The little round white thing that goes on top of the seed plate retainer. It is the same plate shown on Oliver and a Ford 352. Agco and CaseIH both show as unavailable. Does anyone have a source for...
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    JD 42 Combine

    Looking at a JD 42 Pull Type Combine - its far away - would need to load on a trailer to bring it home; Anyone have any pics or information having done it before - I'm not too familiar with the 42, from looking at pictures - it looks like you can raise the head and slide the tongue over pretty...
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    IH 80 Combine in Sorghum

    Thanks for the link and response.
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    IH 80 Combine in Sorghum

    Was wondering if anyone has used an IH80 or IH82 in sorghum. My IH80 is currently set for soybeans and does nice job. Other than setting the machine speeds and cylinder, is there any other modification to make for sorghum. I have plain boards (no teeth) on my reel. Was going to try 10 acres...
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    New Idea 324 w/ 329 sheller vs Older Combine

    Thanks for all the comments - got what I was looking for.
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    New Idea 324 w/ 329 sheller vs Older Combine

    Couple Questions - First - how difficult to swap out the 12 roll husking unit with the 329 sheller - is it a 2 man job - if have front loader/forks can it be done by one man - hand tools - 30 minutes or 4 hours; then how hard to swap back to the roller - or just the same process? Second...
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    MF300 - Pull Start

    Having an issue with my alternator/starter. Is it possible to simply pull start combine and pop clutch to start - has anyone ever tried it?
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    what to use to transport/store grain

    I use an older F350 dump truck (mason dump with sides)- it holds about 100 bushels to haul mine to the mill. The mill is only 5 miles away. I also have two old gravity wagons - neither of which are road worthy - one holds about 150 bushels, the other holds about 250 bushels. Once I fill the...
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