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Originally posted by Dennis J OPKs Dennis J OPKs wrote:

I'm late to this discussion. There is what appears to be unrestored original All Crop on display at The National Ag Hall of Fame & Museum in Bonner Springs, KS...

Dennis, thanks! I had no idea that museum existed. I haven't been up to the KC area in several years but I will have to check that out next time I get up that way.
1939 B, 1940 B, 1941 WC, 1951 WD, 1952 CA, 1956 WD-45
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Originally posted by CrestonM CrestonM wrote:

Unfortunately, it looks like your serial number is gone. It would be stamped on this angle iron piece in front of the bin. Looking at your machine, however, it's a 1937 model since it doesn't have the patched hole behind the cylinder where the original tailings recleaner  grain return would've been on the 1935-1936 machines. 
The number you found by the cylinder, if that were a serial number, would place it as a mid-1936, which doesn't seem right, and the 7 in front throws me off as well. I'll check my machine again and see if it's got a number stamped in that location, but I don't recall seeing one there on the machines I've looked at.

I was hoping you'd have time to get on the forum at some point! Yeah, we think the guy's uncle probably cut some angle iron out of it to use for some project 50 years ago. That's unfortunate about the serial number probably being lost.

I looked again the other day and the stamped number I took a picture of was actually forward of the cylinder, down on the angle iron that is the bottom LH side of the header. It was maybe 2' or so rearward from the tip of the header.

Yours is way nicer than mine. I need to find one like that and use mine for parts. Then I need a good old unstyled WC to match it.
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