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| tritowntb
09-21-2012 05:34:33
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  I took these pictures after everything was shelled. My "36 D on the 71 sheller, 51 A on the clean grain wagon, and 49 G on the ear corn wagon. My "36 B was on the cob wagon but got cut off in the pictures. Ironically the "36 B and "36 D were both built on the same day! I bought them 11 years apart out of 2 different states. The "49 G was bought from the original owner off of the original farm.
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| Berth 29 opinions
09-22-2012 15:46:10
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Re: Corn Shelling in reply to tritowntb, 09-21-2012 05:34:33
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|  Great pic! Reminds me of the John Deere we used for tillage and pulling an wagon or a cart. Posted a pic of the tractor at John Deere Forum, this should be a pic of the wagon in the barn, repaired by my cousin i think.
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| Berth 29 opinions
09-22-2012 15:55:46
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Re: Corn Shelling in reply to Berth 29 opinions, 09-22-2012 15:46:10
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|  Found the pic of the John Deere I used to use in the tobacco and corn. The trailer that was on it is in the background.
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| flying belgian
09-21-2012 10:28:46
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Re: Corn Shelling in reply to tritowntb, 09-21-2012 05:34:33
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| I have a 36 "D" Must be your twin. Have to go through the carb on mine as last I had it running about 3 years ago I had to have the choke fully closed to get it to run. I don't think it would start at all any more. Nice picture.
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| Rick Kr
09-21-2012 08:43:58
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Re: Corn Shelling in reply to tritowntb, 09-21-2012 05:34:33
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|  tritown,
That is an excellent shot. Here you go, I just transported you back to 1955. I could have distressed it a little more, but I think you get the idea. Rick
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| paul
09-21-2012 07:40:54
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Re: Corn Shelling in reply to tritowntb, 09-21-2012 05:34:33
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| | Never saw a JD sheller like that? _Everything_ around here was MM yellow. D, E, 1200, 1210, even saw one labeled a 'White' sheller but was of course a MM 1210 indifferent colors. Seen a couple of tiny JD shellers designed to shovel corn into the throat, but never a style like the MM series. --->Paul
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| Wheat Farmer
09-21-2012 07:12:38
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Re: Corn Shelling in reply to tritowntb, 09-21-2012 05:34:33
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| I have Green, but mostly a Red man. That would be one hick of a photo if they all had new paint. Still great just as it is. Your JD dealer should hang that at his counter.
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