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AC 66 2010 soybeans in Wi.
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Bob J (Wi) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 24 Oct 2010 at 12:05pm
Here are some pictures of our rebuilt AC 66 in 2010 soybeans. We are trying out Gaterman's new crop lifters. They worked great. Had 12 acres this year, and harvested 24,000 lbs of soybeans in 2 days. Doing about 1 acre per hour. Everything worked fine and the old machine still has many hours left for years to come. The tractor is red and not orange and worked great to. Enjoy the pictures.
 
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Did not know the pickups were still made. I use some old ones and figured Allis made them. I will get me some new ones now. I have several but the springs are gone or bad. Thanks for the post and the pictures. I enjoy my combines and run them every year for some small seeds and wheat.
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The pick-ups are from Gaterman in Manitowoc Wisconsin.
I believe the part number is 1B
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Bob,
 
Awesonme find on those crop lifters!  I get calls for those.  Will have to look into stocking them...Nice pics too!
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That would be a great idea Tom!! Several people asked me about those on thursday when my 72 was working!
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I have a set of those I bought off Ebay.  Glad to know they work!
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