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glennster

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couple other things out in the weeds. 14 t baler, ih baler, pull type jd sickle mower and a pull type 2 row picker (wasps chased me off the picker)
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The pull-type mower looks like either a model 38 or model 39.

The belt pulley looks the same as my 3pt model 39N.

Thanks for the photos.
 
Smoking Goldenrod will not get you anything. It's not the first time people on here have mistook that for hemp. City boys, sheesh
 
nancy, if you got that growing all over yer farm, you need to get busy pulling weeds or spraying!!! the balers are sitting in the corner of a 70 acre hay field, the entire field is covered in weeds. i cannot believe they didnt rent the hayfield out in the past, at least to keep it up. now you can bare ly walk thru it with all the frost heaves in the ground. i think the old farmer would roll over in his grave if he saw what happened to his farm after he passed. just from walking around there a little, it must have been realy something. apple orchard, grapes, nice steer barn with a hayloft, couple nice fenced in pastures.....really a shame to see this.
 
Not to many fond memmories of those balers and mowers- good place for all of them.Thanks for the post though.
 
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