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    Posted: 11 Sep 2016 at 4:04pm
I know a lot of ya'll have asked how to transport the old 60 and 66 combines on here several times....and just yesterday while outside on the deck watching the traffic go by....I saw someone go past with a combine on a trailer. it was sitting on it's back over a few wood 4x4's, the tounge had been taken off (lower height that way). don't know if it was braced inside or not, but that's how they were hauling it! was on a goose neck trailer behind a pickup headed south! thought i'd post it.   
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Wonder if they bent the pulleys on the back. Bet they had fun taking the tongue off.
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I'm sure if they put it on blocks, the pulleys were not hurt. However, getting the tongue off was pretty "fun" I'm sure. 
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