A couple that come to mind, when I was about six years old dad bought a new new idea side delivery hay rake, he brought it home unassembled in a crate and I remember him putting it together under the apple tree by the corn crib. Another purchase was a used JD 40 self propelled combine that was delivered. The dealer was taking the JD 12A combine and the New Idea hay loader on trade. He couldnt fit the hay loader on the truck and said he would come back for it, I remember the reel on the 12A spinning in the wind as he drove away. He never came back for the hay loader, it is still in the shed, hasnt been used for over 60 years. One more purchase, dad bought a new International 540 manure spreader, he ordered it without tires to save money as he had some old truck tires to put on. I remember them delivering it during a snowstorm as they were re-hooking our electric power after a four day outage.
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