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    Posted: 11 Jan 2016 at 6:28pm
this is how I want to build the model 72. I am still doing cost estimates for production. Going slow working with Agco. Will keep updates.
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Not using that tongue configuration.
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Interesting. Not going to put the hitch and auger on the other side like an All-Crop?

If you're going this far to redesign a combine which looks nothing like an All-Crop, why do you need to mess with Agco??
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I'd think government regulations will stop any production. Regs will put productions costs very high. Yes I'm a wet blanket but I still wish you the best. Maybe build it in kit form to avoid some of the regs?
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This picture is of a prototype 90 designed in 1958 .
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Been thinking about that Creston.
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it might just fit in a class with the combines and other harvasting equipment they build for experimental plots and specaility crops
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Unit3 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 Jan 2016 at 8:10pm
Norm's book p346 tells the tongue swings under the header for transport. Why not use that? If the auger came out the right side, the transport width would be cut down even more. Would be great if a pivot point on the axle could keep the machines body level on a hillside. Best of luck to you.
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http://www.tractorhouse.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=9938215

That prototype pic almost looks like this MM!! Lol


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It's quite different Creston
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Originally posted by CrestonM CrestonM wrote:

http://www.tractorhouse.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=9938215

That prototype pic almost looks like this MM!! Lol


That combine brings back some memories.  Dad had one when I was growing up on the farm.  Excellent threshing unit, but some crops (flax) could be problematic getting around the corner from the head into the threshing part.
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Where did you find that pic? I've seen some others of that combine besides the two that are in the AC book?
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I have several Joe plus one's of the SP110 combine
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Well going to start building this combine soon . have few more drawings then getting materials. Will post pictures as I go along.
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Awesome!!!
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looking at that MM combine Creston put up, did ya'll look in the back ground at all the gravity flow wagons that dude has? whew! must be 20 or better! there's also a self propelled model of that MM combine in a farm museum in West Point, NE.
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Cool!
Speaking of which....what's the name of the giant farm museum in NE? Granddad was saying it is all indoors and was so big that in 4 days he didn't get to see everything. 
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Pioneer village Creston. Shameless that's at a dealership not too far from me.

Edited by combinechris - 16 Jan 2016 at 11:01pm
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It's at Minden, NE.

Edited by combinechris - 16 Jan 2016 at 11:01pm
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I dont understand are you trying to manufacture a new combine?
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Like the picture at the top.
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Chris, 
  I love listening to a dreamer and a doer, you seem like both. Your project seems interesting and very doable. Do you have to involve AGCO? Have you tested the market for demand and have you received any feedback and interest? I personally think there is demand for your idea due to the  amount of small farmers. I wish you the best and hope you keep us informed on the progress.

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I am not going to involve Agco at this time. Going to build one or two and see if they sell first. After I build them I'll have a better idea of cost.
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Make sure if you start to build them for production, keep the very first prototype for yourself! If these things catch on like the All-Crops did, a prototype would be worth a lot someday! 
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In another life, I was involved with engineering and building custom material handling machinery.  One of the things I quickly learned (that my predecessor hadn't learned) was that if you built 2 of something at one time, the 2nd one cost half of the first one. 
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I couldn't pencil out making new pull-types, but Chris if you can do it, more power to ya! One thing I would hope you could figure out is how to keep the wheel base under 96" and overall width under 102" when in transport mode.

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Just a thought, but you might think about adding a quick tach style of head.
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