Posted by jocco on April 07, 2019 at 10:18:04 from (166.223.36.18):
With Mrs. jocco resting We took the baler out and baled a few broken ones to try it out. After all the hours of hard work and cuss words it did tie (I did a lot of work to the knotters etc). To say I had quite a time with the knife and disks would bean understatement. This was a international Mccormick 46 It had sat for a few years. I would also like to ad the Allis CA we redid ran and worked very well today too. Now for the question (my mail is open). If any one has a 46 for parts, I would be interested in the the knotters and the plunger cover (yes that is hard to get). I do look at ebay and yes bought a few parts there too, Thanks to all
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