Corn picker forum

Agco Heritage · Agco Heritage

When I was kid we had an sp that I just rember . We later had an AC #17 on a 1958 D-17 diesel and then a 1961 Ford red 2 row mounted on a Ford 981 Select-o-Speed. The Ford picker was traded in 1963 on a new Gleaner E with 10 foot grain head and a 2 row corn head , ending our ear picking until 1984 when I grew Pioneer...

Karl in MD · Karl in MD

I've been visiting here for a while, I just joined today. Brought home a New Idea 305 with a 307 husking bed yesterday. I've picked quite a bit of corn, but all with Oliver (#5 and #6) and Wood Brothers (16-4) pickers. Can anyone bring me up to speed on New Ideas? Does anyone have any manuals for sale fo...

jdtom · jdtom

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-IDEA-10-PICKER-NO-RESERVE_W0QQitemZ200424823003QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2eaa4018db

cdjdg · cdjdg

I had the good fortune of attending 3 picker shows in fall of 2009 here are a few pictures . I attended 2 shows in Walnut IL. and 1 in Ottumwa Ia. Enjoy!

vb in ne · vb in ne

Im trying to find a corn picker. Were all the older two row pickers (MM, JD 200, etc,) 40 inch spacing? Is a 200 hard to find? Thanks, Virgil

mccline · mccline

Here is what I'm looking at. I found a rectangular shaped crib. It is 72' long, 12' wide, and 12' to the roof trusses. I would just round the ears up from the walls, don't think the roof is made to go to the lid. I know the cubic feet of the building is 3455.6544 ft. I would like to know how many bushels of ear cor...

jdtom · jdtom

Since this picker was a topic of discussion recently, I though it would be appropriate to post a brochure of it this week. Happy New Year to all! The print # on this brochure is TL-2624-862 -- Edited by jdtom on Monday 28th of December 2009 09:57:48 AM

Agco Heritage · Agco Heritage

My New Idea #7, I think a 1950 at the Sept 26th sale . Moved out ready to move home , after getting one newer tire. After alot of oil, grease, chain repair, a salvaged idler from a parts MH SP Picker and some tlc. It picked some Nov. 15th. Still needs more parts and TLC! My first experience with a pull type ,...

Don

I broke the wagon hitch off of my 325/327 corn picker. I need the wagon hitch assembly. [part number 302391] I would also like to buy the Hitch plate extension. [part number 302393]. If anyone knows where I might buy new or used please e-mail dam@netonecom.net or call 231-642-1832. Thanks, Don.

Superpicker · Superpicker

Here in east central Indiana, we still have probably about 1/3 of the corn still standing in fields, waiting to dry down. Many farmers were waiting for drydown and also were slowed by wet corn at bins and elevators' ability to handle it. My next door neighbor has 27% moisture corn. Rain yesterday halte...

JimIa · JimIa

Before I forgot I thought I would put something on here. I hope everyone on here has a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! God Bless! Jim -- Edited by Cornfed Cornhusker on Sunday 20th of December...

Hudsonator · Hudsonator

I ran up to my Dad's place, because I knew he'd be grinding this morning. What do we do with all this ear corn? Grind it! I'm an Allis man, but I do love to hear a MM work. I owned this rig at one time, but Dad needed it worse than I did. Nice old stoc...

Wil M NEIA · Wil M NEIA

Jim IA told me about this forum so I had to come over and check it out and look at his pictures. Looks like a lot of interesting information and pictures here to explore so I thought I would register and introduce myself. I live in Northeast Iowa about 40 miles away from Jim. I have mostly Allis tractors...

chris2640 · chris2640

just found this web site. thought i was the only one out here that liked corn pickers.have had a ball reading all this. my wife thinks im nuts i have colected 10 corn pickers . i pick with a diferent one every year. merry chrismas to each and every one of you good people. p.s. have two people i get manauls of...

JimIa · JimIa

Finally took the time and and uploaded the footage I got of the 190 picker working this fall. If you want to watch my other videos of old equipment just go to youtube and enter "jimacman". Hope you enjoy! Jim http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDb6ipNYhuQ http://www.youtube.com/watch...

jdtom · jdtom

Here is this week's brochure for the New Idea 323 1-Row Pull-Type Picker and 309 1-Row Pull-Type Snapper. I thought I'd get it posted earlier this week before everyone got busy with the Christmas holiday. Remember, if there is a brochure you would like to see, post a request and if I have it, I'll get it s...

JimIa · JimIa

Heres a few shots of our series 3 and 190 picker. This is the first time we have had it mounted in about five years. As you can see by the corn samples that it does not husk the greatest. AC pickers were known for not loosing much shelled corn but were never a good husking machine. The metal flare boards o...

Tim in NJ · Tim in NJ

New Idea picker parts #7 & 10 only. New parts from dealer buyout, make offer for all, or call with needs. All must go! Cumberland Co. PA 717-226-4172 This has been advertized on and off for the last few years. He has indicated in a previous ad this year that whatever is left will be thrown in a scrap d...

Chuckd0138 · Chuckd0138

OK,I spent a lot time on my uncles farm and live in a farming community. Dad own the store where all the farmers bought. A few years ago I heard you could make a living traveling around with a picker and pick crops. Is this still a good idea?

farm-al · farm-al

looking for information on a ni 702 uni. What is the difference between a 704 and a 702,I am looking to buy an old 702 but have located a 704 also can any one tell me the weights with a husker and 3 row head. thak you Farm-al

robie robinson · robie robinson

If i want the husks on my ears(my hammermill doesn't care and my steers could careless as well) can the husking rollers be disabled or adjusted? I've never run a corn picker before. Robie Robinson

JimIa · JimIa

Great forum! I'm an A-C guy from NE Iowa, a friend of mine tipped me off about this place. My Father and I have a collection of A-C tractors and equipment that we still try to exercise every year. As for corn harvesting our collection includes-a one row pull-type, a corn harvester, a 33, a 17, a 190, a 66 co...

Southern4020 · Southern4020

Im looking at purchasing a 34HM21 corn snapper. Could someone tell me any info on this picker. I looking at using it on about 20 acres a year on a M or 400 farmall. I have not been able to find any info on the net so far.Thanks in advance...

fergie40 · fergie40

This is a picture of one of my corn pickers. I'll get some pictures of my picket crib and my other corn picker and put them on here soon. The first picture is my picker behind my grandpas 1105 Massey Ferguson with my Roorda silage wagon behind it. The second picture is the same picker at my dads place beh...

Hudsonator · Hudsonator

I want to thank the folks who set up this forum, its a great help to all us corn pickers still out here. I'm in Tennessee, right up against the TN/KY line, one county east of I-65. We raise 8-10 acres of corn that is picked and raised by organic standard. I figured if I liked raising corn the old fashioned w...

mccline · mccline

One was 60 ft. Was there more sizes?

mccline · mccline

I found a John deere 428 portable elevator. I dont know anything about the 428. A friend's mother in law has it. I trust my friend, but him and I dont know much about them. I have pictures of it. It has a drag, the elevator is mostly galvanized with some green. Are all the 428's this color or are some all gr...

Kurt · Kurt

Saw this on Yesterdays tractors if anybody's interested: Nice hard to find M&W Super Snoot for WD or WD45 allis. Came off original farm where they ran a picker on a WD45. Picker is long gone but this stayed in the shed for years. Price: $50.00Category: PartsAd Number: 363187Date Posted: 12/14/20...

RFP · RFP

Here is the field of corn that we worked on. Opening up the field for all the pickers. [IMG]https://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i93/610...

robie robinson · robie robinson

Brought home a very clean NI#7 550$. Where to get an operators manual? Looks simple enough, may not need one? The only observable flaw is a paddle is missing from one of the fingers that clears the rollers that I assume dehusk the corn. This picker will average 8.5 acres of corn/year. Kinda excited, i do...

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	My Massey Harris Self-propelled Corn Picker (Preview) When I was kid we had an sp that I just rember . We later had an AC #17 on a 1958 D-17 diesel and then a 1961 Ford red 2 row mounted on a Ford 981 Select-o-Speed. The Ford picker was traded in 1963 on a new Gleaner E with 10 foot grain head and a 2 row corn head , ending our ear picking until 1984 when I grew Pioneer...	Agco Heritage	9	8935	Mon Jan 4 22:41 2010 by chris2640
	New to forum--New Idea questions. (Preview) I've been visiting here for a while, I just joined today. Brought home a New Idea 305 with a 307 husking bed yesterday. I've picked quite a bit of corn, but all with Oliver (#5 and #6) and Wood Brothers (16-4) pickers. Can anyone bring me up to speed on New Ideas? Does anyone have any manuals for sale fo...	Karl in MD	4	1869	Mon Jan 4 22:15 2010 by chris2640
	New Idea #10 picker for sale (Preview) http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-IDEA-10-PICKER-NO-RESERVE_W0QQitemZ200424823003QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2eaa4018db	jdtom	0	1386	Mon Jan 4 20:50 2010 by jdtom
	Picker day photos (Preview) I had the good fortune of attending 3 picker shows in fall of 2009 here are a few pictures . I attended 2 shows in Walnut IL. and 1 in Ottumwa Ia. Enjoy!	cdjdg	6	2061	Mon Jan 4 16:37 2010 by cdjdg
	Questions about pickers (Preview) Im trying to find a corn picker. Were all the older two row pickers (MM, JD 200, etc,) 40 inch spacing? Is a 200 hard to find? Thanks, Virgil	vb in ne	4	1168	Sun Jan 3 13:14 2010 by fergie40
	trying to figure ear corn and cubic feet (Preview) Here is what I'm looking at. I found a rectangular shaped crib. It is 72' long, 12' wide, and 12' to the roof trusses. I would just round the ears up from the walls, don't think the roof is made to go to the lid. I know the cubic feet of the building is 3455.6544 ft. I would like to know how many bushels of ear cor...	mccline	6	12682	Sun Jan 3 05:40 2010 by rfdeere
	Next brochure - AC 190 Mounted Picker (Preview) Since this picker was a topic of discussion recently, I though it would be appropriate to post a brochure of it this week. Happy New Year to all! The print # on this brochure is TL-2624-862 -- Edited by jdtom on Monday 28th of December 2009 09:57:48 AM	jdtom	15	6043	Wed Dec 30 00:29 2009 by Tim in NJ
	Pictures of my NI # 7 (Preview) My New Idea #7, I think a 1950 at the Sept 26th sale . Moved out ready to move home , after getting one newer tire. After alot of oil, grease, chain repair, a salvaged idler from a parts MH SP Picker and some tlc. It picked some Nov. 15th. Still needs more parts and TLC! My first experience with a pull type ,...	Agco Heritage	10	2889	Tue Dec 29 21:43 2009 by cdjdg
	Wagon Hitch (Preview) I broke the wagon hitch off of my 325/327 corn picker. I need the wagon hitch assembly. [part number 302391] I would also like to buy the Hitch plate extension. [part number 302393]. If anyone knows where I might buy new or used please e-mail dam@netonecom.net or call 231-642-1832. Thanks, Don.	Don	0	1483	Sat Dec 26 21:37 2009 by Don
	Does anyone still have standing corn in their area? (Preview) Here in east central Indiana, we still have probably about 1/3 of the corn still standing in fields, waiting to dry down. Many farmers were waiting for drydown and also were slowed by wet corn at bins and elevators' ability to handle it. My next door neighbor has 27% moisture corn. Rain yesterday halte...	Superpicker	8	2281	Sat Dec 26 12:49 2009 by tim[in]
	I'm early but Merry Christmas! (Preview) Before I forgot I thought I would put something on here. I hope everyone on here has a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! God Bless! Jim -- Edited by Cornfed Cornhusker on Sunday 20th of December...	JimIa	5	1176	Fri Dec 25 12:03 2009 by tim[in]
	Minneapolis Moline grinding (Preview) I ran up to my Dad's place, because I knew he'd be grinding this morning. What do we do with all this ear corn? Grind it! I'm an Allis man, but I do love to hear a MM work. I owned this rig at one time, but Dad needed it worse than I did. Nice old stoc...	Hudsonator	7	3490	Thu Dec 24 09:10 2009 by jdtom
	New here also (Preview) Jim IA told me about this forum so I had to come over and check it out and look at his pictures. Looks like a lot of interesting information and pictures here to explore so I thought I would register and introduce myself. I live in Northeast Iowa about 40 miles away from Jim. I have mostly Allis tractors...	Wil M NEIA	8	2568	Wed Dec 23 00:22 2009 by chris2640
	manauls (Preview) just found this web site. thought i was the only one out here that liked corn pickers.have had a ball reading all this. my wife thinks im nuts i have colected 10 corn pickers . i pick with a diferent one every year. merry chrismas to each and every one of you good people. p.s. have two people i get manauls of...	chris2640	2	1642	Wed Dec 23 00:09 2009 by chris2640
	Uploaded a few youtube videos (Preview) Finally took the time and and uploaded the footage I got of the 190 picker working this fall. If you want to watch my other videos of old equipment just go to youtube and enter "jimacman". Hope you enjoy! Jim http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDb6ipNYhuQ http://www.youtube.com/watch...	JimIa	2	1739	Tue Dec 22 23:22 2009 by Hudsonator
	New Idea 323 Picker/309 Snapper brochure (Preview) Here is this week's brochure for the New Idea 323 1-Row Pull-Type Picker and 309 1-Row Pull-Type Snapper. I thought I'd get it posted earlier this week before everyone got busy with the Christmas holiday. Remember, if there is a brochure you would like to see, post a request and if I have it, I'll get it s...	jdtom	3	5575	Mon Dec 21 11:05 2009 by firefighter9208
	Few A-C picker pictures (Preview) Heres a few shots of our series 3 and 190 picker. This is the first time we have had it mounted in about five years. As you can see by the corn samples that it does not husk the greatest. AC pickers were known for not loosing much shelled corn but were never a good husking machine. The metal flare boards o...	JimIa	11	11833	Sun Dec 20 19:58 2009 by tim[in]
	Just saw this ad in Lancaster Farming for NOS NI #7 and #10 parts. (Preview) New Idea picker parts #7 & 10 only. New parts from dealer buyout, make offer for all, or call with needs. All must go! Cumberland Co. PA 717-226-4172 This has been advertized on and off for the last few years. He has indicated in a previous ad this year that whatever is left will be thrown in a scrap d...	Tim in NJ	0	1440	Sat Dec 19 23:17 2009 by Tim in NJ
	What if a guy got an expensive Picker and wanted to do work for farmers that don't have one? (Preview) OK,I spent a lot time on my uncles farm and live in a farming community. Dad own the store where all the farmers bought. A few years ago I heard you could make a living traveling around with a picker and pick crops. Is this still a good idea?	Chuckd0138	5	1701	Sat Dec 19 19:55 2009 by COOT
	ni 702 corn picker (Preview) looking for information on a ni 702 uni. What is the difference between a 704 and a 702,I am looking to buy an old 702 but have located a 704 also can any one tell me the weights with a husker and 3 row head. thak you Farm-al	farm-al	2	2156	Sat Dec 19 11:12 2009 by tim[in]
	another question (Preview) If i want the husks on my ears(my hammermill doesn't care and my steers could careless as well) can the husking rollers be disabled or adjusted? I've never run a corn picker before. Robie Robinson	robie robinson	1	1331	Sat Dec 19 01:04 2009 by chris2640
	New here! (Preview) Great forum! I'm an A-C guy from NE Iowa, a friend of mine tipped me off about this place. My Father and I have a collection of A-C tractors and equipment that we still try to exercise every year. As for corn harvesting our collection includes-a one row pull-type, a corn harvester, a 33, a 17, a 190, a 66 co...	JimIa	6	1646	Thu Dec 17 17:32 2009 by Bleeding Orange
	34HM21 info (Preview) Im looking at purchasing a 34HM21 corn snapper. Could someone tell me any info on this picker. I looking at using it on about 20 acres a year on a M or 400 farmall. I have not been able to find any info on the net so far.Thanks in advance...	Southern4020	1	1739	Wed Dec 16 15:33 2009 by atuck
	Picture of My Corn Picker (Preview) This is a picture of one of my corn pickers. I'll get some pictures of my picket crib and my other corn picker and put them on here soon. The first picture is my picker behind my grandpas 1105 Massey Ferguson with my Roorda silage wagon behind it. The second picture is the same picker at my dads place beh...	fergie40	0	1967	Wed Dec 16 13:37 2009 by fergie40
	Intro - looking for a sheller (Preview) I want to thank the folks who set up this forum, its a great help to all us corn pickers still out here. I'm in Tennessee, right up against the TN/KY line, one county east of I-65. We raise 8-10 acres of corn that is picked and raised by organic standard. I figured if I liked raising corn the old fashioned w...	Hudsonator	8	6934	Tue Dec 15 16:53 2009 by Hudsonator
	John Deere 428 elevator lengths. (Preview) One was 60 ft. Was there more sizes?	mccline	3	2160	Tue Dec 15 16:10 2009 by mccline
	Need info on a John Deere 428 elevator. (Preview) I found a John deere 428 portable elevator. I dont know anything about the 428. A friend's mother in law has it. I trust my friend, but him and I dont know much about them. I have pictures of it. It has a drag, the elevator is mostly galvanized with some green. Are all the 428's this color or are some all gr...	mccline	3	1656	Tue Dec 15 14:58 2009 by jdtom
	Supersnoot for WD,WD-45 (Preview) Saw this on Yesterdays tractors if anybody's interested: Nice hard to find M&W Super Snoot for WD or WD45 allis. Came off original farm where they ran a picker on a WD45. Picker is long gone but this stayed in the shed for years. Price: $50.00Category: PartsAd Number: 363187Date Posted: 12/14/20...	Kurt	0	1607	Mon Dec 14 17:33 2009 by Kurt
	Walnut Nov 27 picker day pictures (Preview) Here is the field of corn that we worked on. Opening up the field for all the pickers. [IMG]https://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i93/610...	RFP	10	3420	Thu Dec 10 16:53 2009 by tim[in]
	Well we now own a corn picker (Preview) Brought home a very clean NI#7 550$. Where to get an operators manual? Looks simple enough, may not need one? The only observable flaw is a paddle is missing from one of the fingers that clears the rollers that I assume dehusk the corn. This picker will average 8.5 acres of corn/year. Kinda excited, i do...	robie robinson	1	1265	Thu Dec 10 14:18 2009 by Kurt
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