I removed an Ertl Precision New Idea picker from the A-C D 17 and mounted it on a Precision 706 that had been converted to narrow front. The major rework was modifying the axle brackets and replacing the paddles above the husking rolls with the usually-seen flexi-fingers. I got the finger wheels and open-mesh boarding ladder from Steve Schulz in Wisconsin. I fabricated mounts for a grease gun and fire extinguisher, and added a tool box and hitch pin and rope. I painted the snapping and husking rolls and the chains and fan belt appropriate colors as needed. The super snoot was made from plastic sheet and perforated brass sheet. The holes are larger than on the real thing but it captures the look. Thank you to Kirk Affeldt for sending the photos and measurements I needed. The wagon is the Ertl Precision IH flare box. I made both sets of side boards from scale lumber and brass strip stock. The bottom boards are painted and the upper pair are weathered.