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Allcrop spotting. Pics.

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    Posted: 01 Oct 2010 at 10:23pm
Found this in my travels today. Doesn't look too badly beaten/worn out. Just weathered. Notice anything slightly uncommon about it?
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Bagging on one of those all day must have been fun!
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bag chute !?
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Not a bad looking bagger. Don't really see a lot of them - at least I don't.
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I have a LOT of seat time on one of those 60 baggers......
 
That one looks in pretty good shape, you ought to buy it!
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I spotted one about 50 miles from my home this spring that has both a bin and bagging platform.
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one wheel missing?
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We had one .It was about a 47. Had same wooden seat,looks about same .We put hydl on ours when we got a 14 in 57. I rode it for six weeks one year. Last year used was 82 and it is still under the shed.
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I haven't seen too many Allcrops around here, and never seen one with a bagger. Come to think of it, bagger units might be more common around here than bin units. Would be easier to transport grain than running trucks or wagons around, and most fields are smaller around here too, due to the geography.
Glenn, I have 5 acres and it's got trees all over it. I suppose it would make good yard art. LOL! Guess I could plant something on my son's 2 acre field. Don't suppose I really needed the 2 bottom plow either though, just nice to have around if I ever decided to "expand".LOL!
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