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New Guy

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Farming Ads


Sorting some ads i found while doing a ag progect for school.  they are from the early 1940's

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out plowing well come to the form and I like that (out plowing).

Thanks for posting the ads, you have some nice one's, if you find some be shure to put them on for us.

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I found it pretty neat that when I went by the ex-Horn (my last name) factory in Ft. Dodge, Iowa a few years ago, there was a construction company using part of the building that with the same last name as my aunt's maiden name.

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I wish I could find one of the Koyker fender/lifter things for my tractor.
I had one of those Harvey Red Head shellers until recently.  First ad I've seen for it.
I hope it's doing well in its new home in Maine.

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At the picker day at Walnut Illinois there was one there on a JD 720 I think it looked pretty neat on there.

Adam thanks for posting the great ads for all of us to enjoy.

Charlie

-- Edited by cdjdg on Tuesday 10th of August 2010 03:56:12 PM

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Too Much Time On Their Hands

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I've got one of those Koyker corn-saver shields here in the shed but Minnesota and New Jersey aren't exactly next to each other....

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I know . . . I see so many things out in the midwest that are still good and useable get scrapped because nobody wants them anymore . . . and it's stuff I'd be able to put to work . . . but trucking isn't 50 cents a mile anymore.

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Minnesota and Iowa are next to each other, though. Would that thing work on an AC D-17 Series IV?

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My dad had a left-handed one on his Oliver 70.  (Wood Brothers picker)



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The mount for the Koyker snout has many holes in it so I would think that it is considered to be a universal mount.

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I just pickup one of those and it has Oliver row crop on it ! It has its mounting bracket and a long kind alike shoe on the front that was controled by another leveler !

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