Case 200 baler....

[casecollectorsc]

Bought a 200 baler off marketplace. Got there and he had a HB feed grinder that was a stationary made into a portable. Have a couple 220s, 230 and 330 so the 200 completes the series. Also have a bigger HH made into a port by a blacksmith in Dempster SD by the name of Bill Peters. This last one was 65 miles from here and was built the same and used the same spoke wheels. Got them here finally....

 

[Tgrasher]

Holy cow, ever thought about starting a museum and selling tickets.

 

[nick831]

Wow! I really like seeing all you're case equipment and projects. Makes me want to go out and buy another Case to join my 830.
Thanks for the pics.
Nick

 

[Moline_guy]

I don't know anything about square balers, but that looks to be in descent condition. Neighbor had one similiar maybe a model year newer sitting in his trees since I could remember, but a few years ago he had someone come in and haul out some scrap and it went away. Interesting mill, we still have my grandpas mill out in the trees, but it had the hammers on the blower and has what looks like a wooden belt pulley, I will have to get a picture of it sometime, it is worn thin and patched in numerous places. Looks like a 1025 keawanee disk behind the 4wd case, I really like those disks, easy pulling and do a nice finishing job, they don't like rocks though.

 

[casecollectorsc]

I don't know anything about square balers, but that looks to be in descent condition. Neighbor had one similiar maybe a model year newer sitting in his trees since I could remember, but a few years ago he had someone come in and haul out some scrap and it went away. Interesting mill, we still have my grandpas mill out in the trees, but it had the hammers on the blower and has what looks like a wooden belt pulley, I will have to get a picture of it sometime, it is worn thin and patched in numerous places. Looks like a 1025 keawanee disk behind the 4wd case, I really like those disks, easy pulling and do a nice finishing job, they don't like rocks though.

Yep 1025 Kewanee, been over a lot of ground and not fond of rocks. Have to replace the pipes on the older mill, rusted at the joints.

 

[casecollectorsc]

Wow! I really like seeing all you're case equipment and projects. Makes me want to go out and buy another Case to join my 830.
Thanks for the pics.
Nick

Thanks!

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Bought a 200 baler off marketplace. Got there and he had a HB feed grinder that was a stationary made into a portable. Have a couple 220s, 230 and 330 so the 200 completes the series. Also have a bigger HH made into a port by a blacksmith in Dempster SD by the name of Bill Peters. This last one was 65 miles from here and was built the same and used the same spoke wheels. Got them here finally....View attachment 169175View attachment 169176View attachment 169178

An orange Case thresher? What years were those built?

Mike

 

[casecollectorsc]

An orange Case thresher? What years were those built?

Mike

Have 3 flambeau threshers...would have to look at the serial numbers, I think 1948.