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   Well another one showed up today, actually I picked it up from an auction site 5-6 miles away due to the true winner abandoning it.
A plus is the original owner is my 3d cousin so it’s technically staying in the family (his grandfather bought it new I think) and it’s been sitting in a open front shed for the last 40 years so the draper is completely junk.
One tire was completely junk and the other made it to its new home before going junk (it still held air). Other guy tried pulling the head off to haul on a trailer but he never made it very far before giving up. 
The wood is in decent shape and the paint isn’t too bad but I only got a picture of the serial number. It is missing a few parts I think so I might have to go to the one I found in a creek near by and rob them off it (land owner gave me permission).
From my estimate it is around a 1948.

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55allis Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Orange Level Joined: 30 Jun 2020 Location: Griswold Iowa Points: 1275	Post Options Post Reply Quote 55allis Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: All Crop 60 Posted: 7 hours 36 minutes ago at 11:31pm
	Well another one showed up today, actually I picked it up from an auction site 5-6 miles away due to the true winner abandoning it. A plus is the original owner is my 3d cousin so it’s technically staying in the family (his grandfather bought it new I think) and it’s been sitting in a open front shed for the last 40 years so the draper is completely junk. One tire was completely junk and the other made it to its new home before going junk (it still held air). Other guy tried pulling the head off to haul on a trailer but he never made it very far before giving up. The wood is in decent shape and the paint isn’t too bad but I only got a picture of the serial number. It is missing a few parts I think so I might have to go to the one I found in a creek near by and rob them off it (land owner gave me permission). From my estimate it is around a 1948.
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Don Jr NY Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Level Joined: 11 Sep 2009 Location: Waterloo NY Points: 375	Post Options Post Reply Quote Don Jr NY Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 2 hours 31 minutes ago at 4:36am
	Your estimate on the year is close. According to the serial number table in Swinford's book it is a 1947, about 3000 before the end of that year. HTH. Don Jr.