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Gretchen the Gleaner harvesting corn.
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    Posted: 20 hours 1 minutes ago at 5:05am
Here's a video Evan shot of his 'E' in action. Pretty cool! https://youtu.be/njmG4FAx5og?si=So8ePaKagnI6bPf3
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Nice video, love seeing the old iron in action.
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Very, very nice video!
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I met a guy up in MN who started out farming with an E in the late 70s/early 80s. He got up to 500 acres fairly quickly... 2 rows of corn at a time, picking into January! Crazy to think about that.
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As I have said for many years, any 1960's Gleaner (in good condition) does just as nice of job shelling corn as a brand new combine of any make or model. Just not as many bushels per hour !!!
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If you tied some 'screens" to your walkers and opened the cylinder to run whole cobs you could travel MUCH faster
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