Posted by Destroked 450 on October 20, 2016 at 12:12:32 from (173.242.142.14):
Heard about an old Ford 601 picker setting in a barn back in the spring
This is what we found after clearing the brush and cutting down a tree in front of the door.
They said it had been setting in the barn for over thirty years.
Mounted it on the 4000SU in order to haul it home
Mounted it on the 4000 this week, some used oil, a little grease, replaced the cross conveyor belt and it's ready to go to the field. Also took a few minutes to wash thirty years of dust off.
Gravity bed is on a Oliver running gear
Another load picked ready to take to the shed with the SU.
Other than some plugging issues with the snap rolls it's doing a good job. Today's rain may put some moisture back in the stalks to help with the plugging issue, if no I'll swap in the rubber roll and take the aggressive quartz roll out.
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