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Joe Graunke View Drop Down
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    Posted: 29 Nov 2011 at 8:13pm
Here's pics of the 90 Peanut Special Combine I just picked up down in Stonewall Texas. It's 1 of 51 built. There is screens for dirt to go out of that are right behind the auger. Check out the cool decal on it. I'll post more pics.
Thanks to JW for finding it.
Joe
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Are you gonna plant some peanuts so you can try it out. lol. Too bad there wasnt more of the decal left. Sweet find.
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      That is a really nice find!!! Definitely keep us posted.
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   Nice find Joe. Do these use a pickup attachment ?
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Nice find. I would like to see it run. What would you windrow the peanuts with? Tracy Martin
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Nice - first 90 I have seen with bagger attachment. We have a 90 AllCrop with the 30 bu bin stored away in the barn.
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Dean Byerly's Better By Design book has the decal and a pic that is pretty nice.The book shows a D-14 power unit mounted ,Wonder if a PTO could be hooked up and work?
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Yes it suppose to have a rotary pickup. I hope to find one someday. 
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It may be the only one left with so few made. I bet if I worked at it, I could find room for that 40 All Crop in the first picture. :)
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Originally posted by Tracy Martin TN Tracy Martin TN wrote:

Nice find. I would like to see it run. What would you windrow the peanuts with? Tracy Martin
peanuts are winrowed by the digger/inverter, they are dug and inverted this leaves the peanuts on top of the crop residue, then they are left out to dry for a few days, then they are ran through the  combine, after this the vines can be baled for hay, they are a legume, and  makes a decent hay, but make for a dusty ride on a wagon behind the baler
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Joe, What type of cylinder does it have? I've spent a lot of time pulling a Lilliston edible bean combine which is a modified peanut machine. It has 3 spring type cylinders and lot of screens to let the dirt out. I have a 6 row bean windrower for sale that will work for peanuts if you want to grow some peanuts Joe. You will want to find a Sund or Innis pickup.
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Way to go Joe!! was Gary involved in the retrival of this unit?  I never knew such a thing existed.
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