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Working on a pic. It's a wd cotton picker!! Not running but %90 complete
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WooHoo...gonna change it over to harvest grapes with? lol
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May have to plant some cotton to try her out!! My grandfather had 3 back in the day. Still have the tractors but the picker part is long gone. Have a few pics from 1949 I'm trying to get to load
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Originally posted by Dswall Dswall wrote:

May have to plant some cotton to try her out!! My grandfather had 3 back in the day. Still have the tractors but the picker part is long gone. Have a few pics from 1959 I'm trying to get to load
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That cotton pickin' thing is goofy looking! LOL!
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As goofy as it looks, I bet it put a dozen cotton pickers out of work !
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I wonder how many attempts they had to make before they came up with a design that actually worked? Not sure that would have been my first design.
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Wow Dustin, thanks for sharing! You trying to rival James Coons? lol! 
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Definitely not a lot of pickers left. About 10 miles up the road a guy has 2 that I have been trying to buy for a long time and he tells me he enjoys looking at them right where they are. Hurts to watch them turn back into earth!!
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they'd make a good aronia berry combine?  
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