NE Ohio and NW PA NI pickers and spreaders were it. NH balers, haybines and rakes were it.
a few, very few of anything else. NH was probably 2nd for spreaders.
NH forage harvesters were also probably top sellers too.
Here in North Central Indiana, certainly NI pickers were tops but alot of Oliver pickers around as well. still see some dutchmen (amishh) using them still.
for here I'd say from the 1960-70's vintage balers NH was tops but alot of oliver balers around as well. more than deeres even of course some other brands of balers mixed in too like IH. I"ve seen a couple Case balers but rare, a couple MF's and an AC balers but rare as well as are the Gehl small square balers. I think i've only seen 1 or 2 in person and i used to work for Gehl (after they quit making square balers).
lots of NI unipickers around here in North Central Indiana as well but mostly due to the large amount of seed corn companies that used to use them before Byron (oxbo) came around.
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