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Topic: Re: 9920 John Deer Cotton Picker
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| usetob
03-15-2010 17:55:07
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JM, it's been awhile, but 13'6" comes to my mind, are you going to pull it home, if so I can give you some useful tips rlp2690@aol.com 740-327-1094 I will look further on height to make sure |
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| jm.
03-16-2010 05:37:23
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Re: 9920 John Deer Cotton Picker in reply to usetob, 03-15-2010 17:55:07
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| Thanks to both of you ..looks like i may have to dismantel it there or pull it. Have one trailer that is 18 in floor hight when loaded so that is about 15 if not leagal and kind of iffy..Might load it and drop air in tires then see where I am..Thanks again Jerry, I have flown hilicopter and piloted river tug but can,t say i have EVER sat in the cab of a cotton picker. I understand this is a hydrostatic machine. |
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| thurlow
03-16-2010 06:22:40
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Re: 9920 John Deer Cotton Picker in reply to jm., 03-16-2010 05:37:23
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| Usta see 'em hauled on trailers similar to yours by taking the basket lid off and turning it upside down; not sure how much 'shorter' that would make it........probably 18-24 inches. Local dealer could probably advise you and might have the equipment to do it. |
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| thurlow
03-15-2010 19:09:10
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Re: 9920 John Deer Cotton Picker in reply to usetob, 03-15-2010 17:55:07
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| usetob said: (quoted from post at 17:55:07 03/15/10) JM, it's been awhile, but 13'6" comes to my mind |
I'd say that's about right; our shop has a 14 ft ceiling and earlier 2-row pickers would BARELY fit in there. |
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