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That’s about going rate for the toy chopper. There is still people out there with money to spend on toys. Watched a toy auction on Friday. A 7000 series Allis set which was a tractor, wagon, disk and plow in the original box from the 70’s brought $21,500.

Fleet Farm used to carry 5 point oil. They carry a different brand now.

A lot of guys stack hay around here like that and they all have spears. And with the style of spears we use you can pick a bale up by stabbing threw the side.

Had a buddy that just painted his Super H with the new CaseIh paint and it was garbage. The 2150 almost had an orange tint to it and he said it was garbage to try and get to spray on even. This was from a gallon can. He ended up repainting the tractor with another brand of paint.

From what I was told from a Mn chapter member was that the fairgrounds in Fargo was way to expensive and that they had to many stipulations you had to follow while putting the show on. It was then brought up about the Thief River fairgrounds due to the area connection with Steiger and that is the route they took.

You are right. Steiger Heritage actually was the ones pushing to get the Red Power in Northern Minnesota. They were trying for Fargo but that didn’t work out so now it will be in Thief River. From what I was told there will be a good display of Stiegers at Huron next year also.

That’s the nature of the beast with him. It seems like 9 times out of 10 if he comments on a post it is either nitpicking something or it’s negative about the post.

Pretty sure that is a Cornhusker brand 3 point.

They could have been worn that much. We also ran into it years ago that different manufacturers had different heights for the same size tires. Had 2 sets of 18.4-38’s that were over 2”s different in height from 2 different brands.

I did this with the knife arm on the gearbox on a New Holland 489 haybine and it worked great. I just used a flap wheel and kept sanding it down until the arm fit tight again.

$5500 isn’t to bad for one. The IH ones will go up to $7000-7500. There is a guy starting to cast new pans just like the M&W’s and if I remember right he was going to be around that $2700-2800 price so we will see what that does to the price of the original pans.

Pete, where are you located again? I think you might live not to far from me and I may be able to get you in contact with somebody that would be interested in your manuals.

From what I’ve heard they would work ok picking for a commercial canning company because they don’t mind if there is some squished kernels when the corn gets processed. If you were trying to use it to pick ears for eating they didn’t work so good because they would squish some kernels. And yes, they bypassed the husking beds when they did commercial picking.