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Picking Today


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.



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Have fun today!! Will there be pictures?



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Have fun today. Hope there will be some pics. I would have attended this event if I didnt have to go to my J-O-B.cry



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There was a 2 row mounted Allis picker too but I neglected to get any pics

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I tried to post the youtube links but they don't come through. My youtbe channel is http://www.youtube.com/user/NebraskaCowman?feature=mhee



-- Edited by Nebraska Cowman on Saturday 5th of November 2011 08:01:20 PM

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Looks like you guys had a good time today and the ears did stay in the wagon!! smile  Thank you for posting your pictures of your picking day. Not only do I love seeing tractors and pickers but I enjoy seeing all of the different kinds of wagons!!  I am a sucker for a good wooden barge box!!  I can't buy them all--unless I add onto the machine shed....hmmm....

What is the picker the Allis was pulling?



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Great pictures of your picking day. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us. I know that you all had a great time.



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Does your pickers shell a lot in the row? Mine seem to shell about 14 BPA reguardless of how it was adjusted and how fast i ran and reguardless of the moisture.

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the Allis is pulling a Ferguson picker made by Belle City. Yes, the corn was very dry and we had trouble with it shelling off. I put my snapper rolls closer together as somebody suggested but couldn't see as it helped any. And the corn was heavy enough that I had some trouble with the husking bed being overloaded.

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I like the hydraulic on the lever. Does that work pretty good? Dale

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That is on my machine and it works excellent. Dad had it on a two row also. I am not sure but I think they are homemade. I can get some close up pictures if interested.



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Might be kind of handy, pictures would be nice. Thanks, Dale

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Here are some pictures. I have it in the back of the shop so the pictures are not as clear as I had hoped. It is farmer-built and I am not sure if dad did this or if he bought it that way. The two row we had also had this set-up.

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Leave it up to farmers to have a little engineering !!

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Thanks for the hydraulic pictures. I will try to save them for when I get my "new" picker home.

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