U-C Posted March 31, 2024 Posted March 31, 2024 Waengi Grass tedder and Koepfli model Trumpf tractor Quote
Loadstar Posted April 3, 2024 Posted April 3, 2024 Used to see a lot of this red power here back in the 70s. This is a buyers guide from early seventies that a friend owns. 4 Quote
M35A2 Posted April 4, 2024 Posted April 4, 2024 16 hours ago, Loadstar said: Used to see a lot of this red power here back in the 70s. This is a buyers guide from early seventies that a friend owns. Didn't realize Massey made a spiral bound guide. Nice touch. Quote
Loadstar Posted April 7, 2024 Posted April 7, 2024 On 4/4/2024 at 4:35 AM, M35A2 said: Didn't realize Massey made a spiral bound guide. Nice touch. Its the only one like it I've ever seen. Now here is one from IH. 1977 featuring two of their most popular combines and of course the Loadstar. 3 Quote
Kenneth russell Posted June 26, 2024 Posted June 26, 2024 On 4/26/2022 at 12:32 AM, U-C said: as far as I know those where made in Winnipeg Manitoba by CCIL I don’t think co-op made this big of a swather for the time, looks like this was the 60s, with the wooden bat reals. Metal ones looked like that sturdy grain bin metal, this also didn’t have the orange paint as co-op did in the 60s. I think this went to another brand like Heston or mac-don that either got scrapped, not many of them made, or they changed the entire design. This is quite cool though because it has flex headers for steep hills etc, something combines didn’t have back then. Quote
U-C Posted June 26, 2024 Posted June 26, 2024 1 hour ago, Kenneth russell said: I don’t think co-op made this big of a swather for the time, looks like this was the 60s, with the wooden bat reals. Metal ones looked like that sturdy grain bin metal, this also didn’t have the orange paint as co-op did in the 60s. I think this went to another brand like Heston or mac-don that either got scrapped, not many of them made, or they changed the entire design. This is quite cool though because it has flex headers for steep hills etc, something combines didn’t have back then. its this Swather model that CCIL made and Steiger maybe sold a few in the States. Years ago I saw a Coop swather like this in a scrap yard but didn't know it at the time that it was a factory unit 1 Quote
U-C Posted March 22, 2025 Posted March 22, 2025 Rapid Company that manufactures Walk Behind Tractors owned Buhrer between 1973 to 1978 Quote
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