Case planter and spreader identification.

[Moline_guy]

Can anyone tell me what model of corn planter, drill, silage cutter, corn picker and manure spreader these are, also about what year this L or LA would be. It looks older than some of the other pictures I have because of the cut off rims. Thanks for any information.

 

[Moline_guy]

Do you think the picture with the manure spreader could be 1940? My Grandpa had a 1940 chevy he bought new and I think that is the car in the background? This is the same car , picture i think is in the mid 1950's.

 

[casecollectorsc]

Do you think the picture with the manure spreader could be 1940? My Grandpa had a 1940 chevy he bought new and I think that is the car in the background? This is the same car , picture i think is in the mid 1950's.

Car in the pic of the manure spreader is older than 40. Spreader was made in the 30s. Drill was model D, cutter was a model C, corn picker was model IR, corn planter was model 400 I think. Bet the LA was a bear to steer with a bucket of manure out front, An L on the cutter would have been fun to be around...Dad pulled his C cutter with a DC. The car lifted up is a 40 Chevy.

 

[CraigWis]

Here are some scans of what models of the Corn Picker, Manure Spreader, Forage Harvester.
The tractor is a LA. The L did not have a nose cone only a Radiator front end
I will have to dig into my collection to see if I can ID the Loader
Case did not change the grain drill much from the 1930's-50's

 

[Moline_guy]

Car in the pic of the manure spreader is older than 40. Spreader was made in the 30s. Drill was model D, cutter was a model C, corn picker was model IR, corn planter was model 400 I think. Bet the LA was a bear to steer with a bucket of manure out front, An L on the cutter would have been fun to be around...Dad pulled his C cutter with a DC. The car lifted up is a 40 Chevy.

Thanks for the model numbers, if you look directly behind the spreader i am pretty sure that is the 40 chevy, the car by the house that looks like a model a is much older.

 

[Moline_guy]

Here are some scans of what models of the Corn Picker, Manure Spreader, Forage Harvester.
The tractor is a LA. The L did not have a nose cone only a Radiator front end
I will have to dig into my collection to see if I can ID the Loader
Case did not change the grain drill much from the 1930's-50's

Great set of brochures, thanks for taking time to post them. Loader is an early version of the farmhand f-10, possibly called an f-8. Alot of the Farmhand brand loaders in this area from the early 50's to early 80's.