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golombeski farms · golombeski farms

what is a ih steel barge box with lundell hoist and 8 ton gear in good shape and also a ih barge box with mid west hoist and ih 100 running gear almost better then new thanks

jwmfarms · jwmfarms

Does anybody know if Harvest Handler conveyors are still made? We used to have two 16-footers, one with chain and flights, the other had a flat belt. I think the were a model 62. Anybody got a link?

jdtom · jdtom

Just for the sake of discussion, what (in your own opinion) is the absolute best tractor that one could put under a mounted picker? This is completely color-blind in regard to both the tractor and the picker. This could be something you have had experience running or just your own speculation as to wha...

golombeski farms · golombeski farms

i hope i dont make any one mad or anything but this has nothing to do with corn picker just though i am thinkin about buyin baby calves again and start raisen steers soon i found a guy close to where i live her in south central mn that has jersey calfs he is sellin for 30 bucks a pc . i cant find any place to c what t...

Redcru · Redcru

My brother and I went after my parts picker last week. It only took about 2 hours to cut the trees and brush that had grown up around and through it. Both tires held air, and it made the 4-mile trip home behind the pickup without much excitement. It is a New Idea #10. Is there much difference in parts between...

Ollie88D · Ollie88D

We're located in southwestern PA and have a model 74-H mounted corn picker that hasn't been used in over 15 years. We don't have a need for it since we have a 2-row pull behind New Idea picker. It's going to end up in the scrapyard unless someone shows some interest. I know it's difficult to put a value on it...

missouri mule · missouri mule

Hi guys I thought I'd change the subject for a bit and ask a question about plate planters. Has anyone had trouble lately with the seed and plate planters? I use an ih 455? Planter and I went with morcorn seed this past year. I relied on my seed dealer to help me match up plates to seed. I wound up with alot of d...

Dave1466 · Dave1466

I'm putting up several of the large 16'6" diameters round cribs. Im concern with the corn keeping in these cribs. What moisture should the corn be for safe storage? I also thought about installing an aeration fan and blowing air through the middle of the crib. Have any of you seen something l...

golombeski farms · golombeski farms

hi there i was just wondering what all u guys use for cob wagons and shuck wagons or if u just dump on the ground im thinkin about buildin a wagon for cobs and stuck together u think 8 1/2 x 4 x 18 or 20 foot long right know we just use are brage wagons and and flare boxes would like to see pic or your guys thanks jos...

vb in ne · vb in ne

golombeski farms · golombeski farms

i have a galanized wide linsay flare box and in the front corn were front and side bolt together there is a 6 inche crack in the side from the prev. owner had 4 and a half foot sides on it plus a bang boards on it man i bet u could load that with a nice load of corn but look what happen so how could a guy fix it he drill...

MH SP · MH SP

Hi,am new here.Have been"looking and listening"quite awhile and decided to join in. I`m (slowly) rebuilding a Massey self-propelled picker that set in a shed for many years.Later one with the 6-cylinder.Would be interesting to hear any pros-cons-stories, about these units.I only...

Pitalplace · Pitalplace

I had planned to replace all the flaps on my elevator chain for a No. 7 New Idea picker. I found that the rivets have a step down shank. One dia. to go through the rubber and a smaller dia. to go through the link and rivet. Any one seen this type of rivet or know where I could find some?

hawkron22 · hawkron22

Is there anyone out there who might know what this item would be worth? I know of a light extension attachment in great shape, stored inside with 2 sealed beam lights that I am thinking of purchasing and maybe reselling. Anyone out there need a light extension for their 806? Does anyone know what other F...

jdtom · jdtom

Maybe I'm the only one who is interested in this, but several of you have posted pictures of your corn-picking outfits pulling wagons that are vintage of the corn picker era. I think it would be neat if you identified the wagons in your pictures as to brand (box, running gear and hoist) and approximat...

golombeski farms · golombeski farms

hi there everyone happy new year i am new to the board and would like to get to know some people in my aera live in south central mn also would like to know what u guys run for pickers and other equipment thanks josh

KA656 · KA656

Here's to another year of good health, good family, and a good picking season! CHEERS!!

cdjdg · cdjdg

Hello to everyone on this GREAT forum, I just wanted to wish everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS and say thank you to everyone for sharing photos and articles for myself and everyone to enjoy. Here are a few random photo's from places I was at this past year. Thanks again.

chicken farmer · chicken farmer

The right side drive wheel will grab sometimes when you are driving slow doesn't seem as bad when i speed up any advice?

Kent · Kent

These are my family's two 237 pickers one with elevator and one with 50 sheller. On a John Deere 60 & 70 -- Edited by Kent on Thursday 15th of December 2011 04:37:19 PM -- Edited by Kent on Thursday 15th of December 2011 04:55:07 PM

Superpicker · Superpicker

Here is a little bit of picking as I finished up before bad weather set in (high winds and heavy rain) here in Indiana on Nov. 13. Trying to get it in before it blew over. Didn't take pictures when using the 701 Uni like I should have when I used it a few days earlier, but here are some with the 325 2 row and the 30...

Tim in NJ · Tim in NJ

Anybody know who made a crib that had bolt-together perforated-steel side panels? I saw one once, looked like the old, small 'government' grain bins except for the holes . . . . Also wondering who made a round crib that had vertical wood slats in the steel-framed panels? There used to be one right a...

JR · JR

What would you consider the best 1 row picker and why? JD 101, NI 323, etc... really enjoy reading all the comments on this forum.

Nebraska Cowman · Nebraska Cowman

here are a couple from 1962. Bring back any memories?

mikado · mikado

Just got this yesterday. Was a good trip about 3 hrs away. Didn't like I had to bring it home in the dark with a trailer not quite up to dot specs. All went well and ran it today. I may try to post more pics. It will be used just to play with and for show, but it is in good working condition. I would like to re...

Nebraska Cowman · Nebraska Cowman

If the ears don't blow off the wagon. Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 62. Windy, with a south wind 16 to 19 mph increasing to between 31 and 34 mph. Winds could gust as high as 45 mph.

Redcru · Redcru

I finally became an official corn picker owner today. I bought a 1-row New Idea from a friend of mine today. He thinks it is a #10, but I don't know. where would I look for a serial/model# tag if it is a #10? Thanks, Dale

millstream · millstream

Hi. This is the third year I picked corn with my one row New Idea. Not a lot of corn, between 1-3 acres per year. This year my stand of corn was less than optimal, wrong plates in the planter and a wet year. Anyhow, the picker is dropping A LOT of corn. The stalks go through the snapper rolls and roll righ...

rfdeere · rfdeere

How is your book coming along ?

Perry Duncan · Perry Duncan

Just a few shots of picking in 2011 with the Oliver #5. About 19% moisture. I'm going to rebuild the gathering chains and the area they run on. May use some of the HMWU material instead of the wood parts. Thanks for looking. Perry

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	help (Preview) what is a ih steel barge box with lundell hoist and 8 ton gear in good shape and also a ih barge box with mid west hoist and ih 100 running gear almost better then new thanks	golombeski farms	6	1566	Wed Jan 25 19:03 2012 by Bleeding Orange
	harvest handler conveyors (Preview) Does anybody know if Harvest Handler conveyors are still made? We used to have two 16-footers, one with chain and flights, the other had a flat belt. I think the were a model 62. Anybody got a link?	jwmfarms	2	4108	Tue Jan 24 18:54 2012 by Redcru
	What's the absolute best tractor to put under a mounted picker? (Preview) Just for the sake of discussion, what (in your own opinion) is the absolute best tractor that one could put under a mounted picker? This is completely color-blind in regard to both the tractor and the picker. This could be something you have had experience running or just your own speculation as to wha...	jdtom	20	10985	Thu Jan 19 13:04 2012 by tim[in]
	something different (Preview) i hope i dont make any one mad or anything but this has nothing to do with corn picker just though i am thinkin about buyin baby calves again and start raisen steers soon i found a guy close to where i live her in south central mn that has jersey calfs he is sellin for 30 bucks a pc . i cant find any place to c what t...	golombeski farms	1	958	Tue Jan 17 13:10 2012 by Dave1466
	Parts picker (Preview) My brother and I went after my parts picker last week. It only took about 2 hours to cut the trees and brush that had grown up around and through it. Both tires held air, and it made the 4-mile trip home behind the pickup without much excitement. It is a New Idea #10. Is there much difference in parts between...	Redcru	1	1029	Mon Jan 16 21:44 2012 by Agco Heritage
	Oliver 74-H corn picker value (Preview) We're located in southwestern PA and have a model 74-H mounted corn picker that hasn't been used in over 15 years. We don't have a need for it since we have a 2-row pull behind New Idea picker. It's going to end up in the scrapyard unless someone shows some interest. I know it's difficult to put a value on it...	Ollie88D	8	4024	Mon Jan 16 11:13 2012 by Ollie88D
	Plate planters (Preview) Hi guys I thought I'd change the subject for a bit and ask a question about plate planters. Has anyone had trouble lately with the seed and plate planters? I use an ih 455? Planter and I went with morcorn seed this past year. I relied on my seed dealer to help me match up plates to seed. I wound up with alot of d...	missouri mule	6	3563	Sun Jan 15 15:14 2012 by golombeski farms
	Round corn crib ideas. (Preview) I'm putting up several of the large 16'6" diameters round cribs. Im concern with the corn keeping in these cribs. What moisture should the corn be for safe storage? I also thought about installing an aeration fan and blowing air through the middle of the crib. Have any of you seen something l...	Dave1466	9	11350	Sat Jan 14 13:59 2012 by golombeski farms
	wagons (Preview) hi there i was just wondering what all u guys use for cob wagons and shuck wagons or if u just dump on the ground im thinkin about buildin a wagon for cobs and stuck together u think 8 1/2 x 4 x 18 or 20 foot long right know we just use are brage wagons and and flare boxes would like to see pic or your guys thanks jos...	golombeski farms	4	1910	Sat Jan 14 09:14 2012 by jdtom
	Ever seen one of these ? (Preview)	vb in ne	6	1466	Tue Jan 10 17:10 2012 by rfdeere
	i need help on flare wagon (Preview) i have a galanized wide linsay flare box and in the front corn were front and side bolt together there is a 6 inche crack in the side from the prev. owner had 4 and a half foot sides on it plus a bang boards on it man i bet u could load that with a nice load of corn but look what happen so how could a guy fix it he drill...	golombeski farms	6	1709	Mon Jan 9 18:02 2012 by golombeski farms
	New. (Preview) Hi,am new here.Have been"looking and listening"quite awhile and decided to join in. I`m (slowly) rebuilding a Massey self-propelled picker that set in a shed for many years.Later one with the 6-cylinder.Would be interesting to hear any pros-cons-stories, about these units.I only...	MH SP	4	1063	Sat Jan 7 15:17 2012 by golombeski farms
	Rivets for elevator chain (Preview) I had planned to replace all the flaps on my elevator chain for a No. 7 New Idea picker. I found that the rivets have a step down shank. One dia. to go through the rubber and a smaller dia. to go through the link and rivet. Any one seen this type of rivet or know where I could find some?	Pitalplace	4	1676	Mon Jan 2 14:28 2012 by rustyfordgarage
	What would a light extension for a Farmall 806 (with sealed beam lights) be worth? (Preview) Is there anyone out there who might know what this item would be worth? I know of a light extension attachment in great shape, stored inside with 2 sealed beam lights that I am thinking of purchasing and maybe reselling. Anyone out there need a light extension for their 806? Does anyone know what other F...	hawkron22	3	1310	Mon Jan 2 10:46 2012 by Primative1
	Identify your wagons! (Preview) Maybe I'm the only one who is interested in this, but several of you have posted pictures of your corn-picking outfits pulling wagons that are vintage of the corn picker era. I think it would be neat if you identified the wagons in your pictures as to brand (box, running gear and hoist) and approximat...	jdtom	8	14233	Mon Jan 2 04:33 2012 by golombeski farms
	new to the board (Preview) hi there everyone happy new year i am new to the board and would like to get to know some people in my aera live in south central mn also would like to know what u guys run for pickers and other equipment thanks josh	golombeski farms	2	1192	Sun Jan 1 14:28 2012 by golombeski farms
	HAPPY NEW YEAR!! (Preview) Here's to another year of good health, good family, and a good picking season! CHEERS!!	KA656	0	817	Sat Dec 31 22:16 2011 by KA656
	MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE (Preview) Hello to everyone on this GREAT forum, I just wanted to wish everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS and say thank you to everyone for sharing photos and articles for myself and everyone to enjoy. Here are a few random photo's from places I was at this past year. Thanks again.	cdjdg	5	949	Sun Dec 25 10:38 2011 by Perry Duncan
	Problem with my Uni locking the wheel up ? (Preview) The right side drive wheel will grab sometimes when you are driving slow doesn't seem as bad when i speed up any advice?	chicken farmer	3	899	Fri Dec 23 22:29 2011 by chicken farmer
	237 Pickers (Preview) These are my family's two 237 pickers one with elevator and one with 50 sheller. On a John Deere 60 & 70 -- Edited by Kent on Thursday 15th of December 2011 04:37:19 PM -- Edited by Kent on Thursday 15th of December 2011 04:55:07 PM	Kent	3	1896	Fri Dec 23 12:39 2011 by Kent
	A little bit of pickin' (Preview) Here is a little bit of picking as I finished up before bad weather set in (high winds and heavy rain) here in Indiana on Nov. 13. Trying to get it in before it blew over. Didn't take pictures when using the 701 Uni like I should have when I used it a few days earlier, but here are some with the 325 2 row and the 30...	Superpicker	5	1441	Sat Dec 17 13:53 2011 by tim[in]
	corn crib questions (Preview) Anybody know who made a crib that had bolt-together perforated-steel side panels? I saw one once, looked like the old, small 'government' grain bins except for the holes . . . . Also wondering who made a round crib that had vertical wood slats in the steel-framed panels? There used to be one right a...	Tim in NJ	4	2561	Tue Dec 6 13:16 2011 by Tim in NJ
	Which One? (Preview) What would you consider the best 1 row picker and why? JD 101, NI 323, etc... really enjoy reading all the comments on this forum.	JR	7	1644	Tue Dec 6 12:16 2011 by Art From De Leon
	New Idea SuperPicker Radio Spots (Preview) here are a couple from 1962. Bring back any memories?	Nebraska Cowman	1	840	Mon Dec 5 23:21 2011 by rfdeere
	John Deere 18 picker (Preview) Just got this yesterday. Was a good trip about 3 hrs away. Didn't like I had to bring it home in the dark with a trailer not quite up to dot specs. All went well and ran it today. I may try to post more pics. It will be used just to play with and for show, but it is in good working condition. I would like to re...	mikado	2	2619	Sun Dec 4 22:42 2011 by mikado
	Picking Today (Preview) If the ears don't blow off the wagon. Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 62. Windy, with a south wind 16 to 19 mph increasing to between 31 and 34 mph. Winds could gust as high as 45 mph.	Nebraska Cowman	14	2522	Sat Dec 3 16:59 2011 by Redcru
	It's Official (Preview) I finally became an official corn picker owner today. I bought a 1-row New Idea from a friend of mine today. He thinks it is a #10, but I don't know. where would I look for a serial/model# tag if it is a #10? Thanks, Dale	Redcru	5	1370	Sat Dec 3 16:54 2011 by Redcru
	New Idea Picker problems (Preview) Hi. This is the third year I picked corn with my one row New Idea. Not a lot of corn, between 1-3 acres per year. This year my stand of corn was less than optimal, wrong plates in the planter and a wet year. Anyhow, the picker is dropping A LOT of corn. The stalks go through the snapper rolls and roll righ...	millstream	9	6527	Tue Nov 29 09:32 2011 by millstream
	Hey Mrcornpicker ? (Preview) How is your book coming along ?	rfdeere	0	859	Mon Nov 28 22:04 2011 by rfdeere
	Picking with an Oliver #5 (Preview) Just a few shots of picking in 2011 with the Oliver #5. About 19% moisture. I'm going to rebuild the gathering chains and the area they run on. May use some of the HMWU material instead of the wood parts. Thanks for looking. Perry	Perry Duncan	3	1730	Sun Nov 27 11:50 2011 by Perry Duncan
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