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    Brillion cultipacker

    Brilion was very scarce in my area. Dunhan more popular. I actually don't remember seeing a Brillion packer at any time, all other makes.
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    Brillion cultipacker

    Don't limit yourself to just brilion. Other maks will work just as well and be easier to find. We had Dunham with ti sets of rollers. Better finnishing than single roller
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    Ford Jubilee loader?

    If you get it I cannot see in the picturews the mounts for the rear axle so I would sugust you start out by getting a paire of stablizer brackets unless you already have the after market all steel type and not the orignal cast type. You can start my mounting those stabilizer brackets to use to...
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    Ford Jubilee loader?

    I don't know anything about a post driver. Buy from the picturews that loader should be very easy to modify to fit the tractor if you do not have all the pieces if to mount if you have a welder and torch, It mounts to the rear axle and If I remember correctly, been years there might be a mount...
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    Loading a cultipacker

    You are about double the weight of the rollers. Just unbolt the bearings on both ends of the akle and slid them off, then just pick up each wheel and load ny hand and the frame will not be that heavy to handle. And in doing that you will be ready to install replacement bearings in the end caps...
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    field cultivators

    That used to be normal years ago but then you did not trying to work in trash. You wanted a bare field to get a good sees bed.
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    Identify implement

    Just what was called a chain harrow up thru the 50\s or later Just a heavy version of a spike tooth hearow. not popular but found in farm catalogs.
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    Hedgerow or Fencerow

    It used to be around hwee but we never had it. And I think it was outlawed several years ago here.
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    Need Help Identifying Tiller Brand

    I only ever knew of one farmer that had a tractor-tiller setup and used it and he has been gon for at least 30 years. Tillers for anything except gardens never cought of around here
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    Towing an all crop to my home

    Interstates are posted NO FARM MACHINERY in plain letering So if one department gave yoyudirections you could still be in trouble And minimum speed of 45 MPH. And the 60 is only 9 foot wide, only 8 inches wider than trailers are allowed to be. Common to when transporting behind a tractor to...
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    1947 John Deere A Compatibility with John Deere 30 Combine

    I take it that you have never watched a stock out of field tractor pull. If you would have you would see them lug down to probably half the normal operating speed (975 RPM) before they ran out of tire but the engine would still pull out of the lug down and get back to normal speed as soon as the...
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    Hay wagon

    Remember SMV speed is 25 MPH and higher you need the wagon licenced as a trailer with full lights. I think you are overr estimating safe speeds as well as number of bales on that bed. I would not want to be on the road behind you while trying to do what you are thinking.
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    1947 John Deere A Compatibility with John Deere 30 Combine

    This was back in the70,s I think that Ihad wheat that got that tall, Don't rembember what varity. It happened to be on a flat field and was standing so just kept the cutting platform as high as could. Don't rembember any time other that one time it got that tall. Was a suprise when pulled into...
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    1947 John Deere A Compatibility with John Deere 30 Combine

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    1947 John Deere A Compatibility with John Deere 30 Combine

    First you have to look at other factors such as how hillie it actually is, just average hills or pucker factory steep. If in the pucker area then forget it as you will not be able to keep a steady PTO speed, up hill and pto will slow down and down hill will sped up. You need to keep the speed...
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    Width of Wagon

    What you are describing is known as a barge box and has sills underneeth andthat is where you get the 38-42 inch measurements for the bed.. And you take the sideboards off and you have a flat bed for bales. The older box bed depended on the sideboards for support of the floor. If you can get a...
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    Width of Wagon

    If you are talking about the old box bed wagons the standard size was 38 inches between the pulster stakes giving a 38 inch wide outside bed or 36 inches inside bed and that fit on a 56 inch wheel tread running gear and the box outside was 10.5 foot long to give a 10 foot inside measurement Most...
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    494a Trailering Size/How to

    Miss typed, the 246 being the first 3 point hitch planter Deere built but the first 4 row planter was the 450 built in the1late 1930,s And the markers DO NOT FOLD on the 494 series planters Omly up at a distance of 2-3 feet out at the top from the mounts.
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    494a Trailering Size/How to

    Could not sleep thinking about ths.I did have the 50 gallon kiquid spray tand as well. then there were the corn-cotton seed boxes and the vegetable seed boxes that I have never seed as not used in this part of Ohio. Then I have no idea what type of outfit you would have to haul with, Flat bed...
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    494a Trailering Size/How to

    If you pull it take the changes of the drive wheels and there were hundreds of different plate sizes made for that planter and the flor plates were flat on one side ans the ones for corn had a narrow grove on the other side and for beans a wide grove., so get as many plates as you can get, sone...
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