rick deere
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Pictures are a little big sorry.
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rick deere
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cant get them to download
rick deere
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This has a in line 6 cyclinder 223 that runs great. I'm second owner , been in a dark barn for years. Haven't got the headers to turn yet , but I really don't know what I'm doing.Great condition for the age. And the only one known to exist. Please prove me wrong.
rick deere
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still trying pictures
rick deere
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I've also got the radiator cover as well.
That is the craziest looking thing! But, I'll tell you what, if I had that thing, even though I know nothing about growing cotton, I'd just have to try to grow it so I could try that thing out! Then I would have no idea if it was doing a good job, I've never even seen a real cotton plant in a field that I can recall
rick deere
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I live 10 miles from the worlds largest cotton gin.
cumminspuller
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Rick, that is a pretty nice looking picker! I've never seen one until now that I know of. What is the other cotton picker in the back ground under the shed?
rick deere
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Its a farmall m tractor with an early high drum cotton one row, cast aluminuim head. Not many of those around either. I'm suppose to be the second owner of both of them.
sed to see those Farmall pickers around here about 60 years ago. I lived next to cotton gin for my first 20 years. Used to have one in nearly every little town when there was a lot of cotton, but no local gins now & very few cotton fields. North Central TX. What part of world are you in?
Thanks for the pics! Also appreciate the contact with you after I responded to your first post about cotton pickers. Been looking for 2 years to bring one to MN threshing shows...hope you can use the contacts I shared with you in your phone call this morning. Yes, I"d like to find one on an AC WD, but still open to others.
At Branson this summer, sat next to a guy from West TX, at one of the shows- got a contact from him as well...I"ll send it by email.
Lurkers: If you know of a CP...email is open. ok, email is still open even if you don"t know of a CP!
At Branson this summer, sat next to a guy from West TX, at one of the shows- got a contact from him as well...I"ll send it by email.
Lurkers: If you know of a CP...email is open. ok, email is still open even if you don"t know of a CP!
rick deere
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North East Arkansas
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