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Anybody here have a early 60 combine?
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    Posted: 25 Apr 2011 at 5:53pm

   Like say a 1936 model or before ? Do you know the serial number ? Is it a "Camelback" ?
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I had a chance to buy a camel back about 10 years ago for probably less than scrap price. Been kicking myself ever since but it was a long ways away and I didn't have shed room.
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I hope someone else chimes in on this one....

I believe the "camelback" was replaced with the model 60.  I don't have my Swinford book handy to confirm this. You are in the right era but I need the A-C bible for years for production, etc.
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i have a 60 . come look .. 200 bucks or best offer ...20 miles mw of Monroe Wisconsin  
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A camelback?? Isnt that a AC 40??
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   This is what is reffered to as a "Camelback". I think the 40 is called a "Turtleback". This one belongs to Marion Klutzke. Surely there are more of these out there ?
 
 
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We have one but it is buried in a barn
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