Red Ford combine

formerly ny bill

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A friend called me to ask if I wanted a Ford pull behind combine for free. I don't have any room to store it. Combine is red, so probably from late 50s or early 60s. Don't know who built it for Ford. Any ideas?
He used it a couple years for rye harvest, and it has been inside a building for years. He just wants it gone. Near Binghamton NY
 
A friend called me to ask if I wanted a Ford pull behind combine for free. I don't have any room to store it. Combine is red, so probably from late 50s or early 60s. Don't know who built it for Ford. Any ideas?
He used it a couple years for rye harvest, and it has been inside a building for years. He just wants it gone. Near Binghamton NY
Could be an Oliver. Any Pictures?
 
If it is Red it is a Dearborn Woods. Maybe like this one
 

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Won't know until we see a picture but the Oliver 18 was sold through Ford using Ford red. I don't know how long that arrangement lasted.
 
Owner sent me a picture. I'm not having much luck posting it, but combine appears to be LH cut. I'll have a break from second cutting soon and try to get to see it.
 
A friend called me to ask if I wanted a Ford pull behind combine for free. I don't have any room to store it. Combine is red, so probably from late 50s or early 60s. Don't know who built it for Ford. Any ideas?
He used it a couple years for rye harvest, and it has been inside a building for years. He just wants it gone. Near Binghamton NY
Grandpa always talked about growing up with a Ford combine. Took me years but I finally found one. Left hand cut. They are same as Woods Bros. If i remember right, Ford also built a red self propelled combine about this same time. Pretty cool. Hard to find specific parts for.
 
I like how you loaded it. Did you have to go far ?
I don’t think my AC 72 would load very well . Take out a lot of mail boxes !
it was about 6 miles away, mostly roads with wide shoulders. I wasn't sure the combine tires would last that long a trip on the blacktop. My trailer deck tilts up, we put my winch on the front of the deck, my friend found the appx center of width underneath, we pulled it on with the heavy side tire about 1/3 on the deck and the other tire just off the side of the trailer. Between the winch and a comealong to help steer the tongue, we lucked out to get it on the deck. Pretty good for amateurs. Unloading it this afternoon, I lifted the heavy side with a chain off the backhoe bucket, lifted the other side with skidsteer forks, and drove the trailer out from under the combine. It ended up on the ground with no injuries to us or the machine.
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