[AT] 2 row corn picker

[John Hall]

Regarding the drill prices, I think deer hunters push those prices. I 
actually sold a rather large Oliver on steel a couple years ago to a 
fellow wanting to raise barley for his buddy's brewery. Thing was, he 
didn't even own a tractor, combine,truck or grain bin. That's OK though, 
his buddies brewery didn't exist yet either.

Look hard and often for a corn planter. Again deer hunters and also 
large gardeners push those prices. I searched a long time to find my 4 
row. I considered most any kind of 2 row. However I did find that parts 
availability was non-existent on a lot of stuff and if it is, it had to 
come through a dealer at a premium price.

John


On 6/26/2016 10:33 AM, Al Jones wrote:
> I'd like to find an 8' mechanical lift IH #10 or the model before it.
> Seems like the older drills still bring good money!  It would surely
> be a neat combo behind the Super A.
>
>   There were several International 404s in the neighborhood back when.
> >From what I can find most planted with a 2 row three point mounted IH
> cultivator with planter units and an IH fertilizer attachment mounted
> to it.  My dad and great-uncle both had outfits like this. Only down
> side was they ran Cole planters on them, so I'd have to find some IH
> 185, 295, or JD 71 planter units for it. Never had much use for a Cole
> planter.
>
> I need to start buying lottery tickets!
>
>