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John Deere 237 & MM model RH6 2 row picker


Does anybody know if these pickers are worth anything. I sure hate to take them to the scrap yard. Mom sold the farm and we have to move them.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance for your time,Bryan

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Wasn't Born Yesterday

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Bryan, I'd like to see pictures of the MM if you're close enough to NE Illinois, can't identify it by the RH6 model #. Thanks, John

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   Have the pickers been stored inside? How close to operable do you think they are? What did the 237 Come off of? Thanks.

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Hi, unfortunately they have sat outside. I can't find the pto parts that run the 237. Dad always said "a place for everything and everything in its place" I haven't found the place yet! I don't think there is anything wrong with it. If there is something you want me to look at or take a picture of, I'll be happy to. Thanks.



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Dad bought it off a 4020 and mounted it on a 2510. I think he used the same mounts, just unbolted everything and narrowed it up, again I think thats what he did. I wish I knew more about it. I'll try to answer the best I can if you have more questions. Thanks,

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Bryon, Where are you located? Thanks, John

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ILL John wrote:

Bryon, Where are you located? Thanks, John



Hi, We are in northwest Iowa not to far from Sioux City



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Wasn't Born Yesterday

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Guess that's alittle far for me to try to move a picker like that. Sory I'll have to pass on this one. Thanks, John

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No problem,I kinda thought it was a long ways to haul it, but anyway thanks for your interest in. Did you by chance figure out the model RH6? Thanks, Bryan

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All I can come up with is a RH2 row picker, could you find a serial #? I have a feeling they all run in the same series, the RH2 row goes from 1940-1962, with a #, I can tll the year.

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Wow, I didn't realize they were made for over 20 years. The SN is38003016. I really wish I had the room to keep both the MM RH6 and the JD 237 pickers. Thank you for the info, Bryan

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Your picker is a 1952. Apparently the 2 in RH2 was meant to mean 2 row. The 6 in RH6 may denote some changes. They had 4 changes in the serial # system for that machine in those years, '40-'62.

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Hi John, Thank you very much for the information. Have A Great Day, Bryan

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I live in sioux city was wongering if you still have the 227 picker thanks email is Nolifedavid@hotmail.com



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