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Ron(AB)
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L3 and 7000 with JD 535
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LWMarsden
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Thanks all for the many pictures. I had just graduated from high school in 1968 and joined an Oklahoma harvest crew that had cut my Dad's wheat for many years. Harvested both 1968 and 69, then worked at the Gleaner factory in the summer of 70. have been trying to write down what I remember, but after 50 some years that is a little thin. Here is the Gleaner G model I operated. Me with the bad hat
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Bob J (Wi)
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Here is the second pic.
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Bob J (Wi)
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Here are pics of our 66 big bin in Wi. soybeans.
Sorry for the red tractor
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plummerscarin
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Tractors Allis EB,two C,diesel G
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SteveMaskey(MO)
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Not a very good pic but all I have CII
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LWMarsden
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Does anyone have pictures of the CII and G models?
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JimWenigOH
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The corn is Spectrum Non-GMO no. 6241 out of Indiana. Mine was untreated and no-till.
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Unit3
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Wouldn't that be a fun video to watch. Can Big Black be shipped with the wheels and tires on? How much does it weight? I too would like to see a contest between their class 8 & 9 against the Gleaner S98. The Sisu inline 7 cylinder engine in the Gleaner is oh so strong. I might be closer than AGCO would like. If you haven't guessed it by now, I really love the Gleaner cross rotor. It is so simple.
One thing I love the looks of is the hi-bred header we see the Fendt pushing. A draper belt that pulls the crop backward off of the sickle and into a cross auger. The crop flows in so nice. How would it work in beans and would you still want an air reel?
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Ron Eggen
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Without hijacking the post, does anyone know how the new S series stack up against the new Fendt?
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JohnCO
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Cool old 5 ton, built two years after I got out of the Army.
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"If at first you don't succeed, get a bigger hammer"
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Unit3
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I have to ask the brand and number of corn. I wouldn't mind shoving that into our Gleaner.
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JimWenigOH
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Thanks for the compliments fellers. The K2 is a 1978 with the GM 250 gas engine, as far as hours go, I don't know. Per the usual, the wiring had been worked on by the mice prior to me buying it at auction. I went through the combine front to back and top to bottom upgrading where ever I could. The corn made 172 bpa which I was happy with. I was running 3.4 to 3.8 mph w/o blowing it out the back. The truck is a 1972 M817, 5 ton dump truck. With the sides on it will hold 330 bu.
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dawntreader74
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wear did they have 320 bu/ corn' last year. you can call that low-gear corn;
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Lonn
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None of those cobs have dropped. Do they dry well?
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JimWenigOH, Yes that is a great looking Gleaner K2 & A330 black cornhead. Viewing from the location of it's exhaust stack, I'd say it has the GM250 6 cylinder gasoline engine. Combines looks to be the first of the longback style - 1978? How many hours on it? How'd your corn yield this year?
I still run a 78' K2 330 combination too. I love counting over multiple of 3 row increments to start a new through into tall corn. It's smaller grain tank size keeps wagons close. Here's a photo of it in a 2017 field of 320bu/acre corn. I peeled the husk back to get an appreciation of the ears. In the background on second photo, your cool old Army 6 wheeler grain truck is not messing around - all business. How many bushels can it haul? Edited by AC7060IL - 18 Dec 2018 at 8:46am |
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Lonn
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That is one sharp K2!
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Unit3
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I Love The Picture Of The Gleaner Coming Out Of The Tall Corn!!! That is so cool. A K2 is a long way from being a new machine. But in that picture, it looks as good as it did the second day off of the line at Independence. Or the first day off of the dealers lot.
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K2 in corn this year.
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Where are you located? Been looking for a N5 but they are all to far away from me.
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Forgot I had these loaded up. They are some of my favorites. Sorry to hog the post.
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