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My Dad on a WC with a NI picker
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    Posted: 20 Jan 2010 at 9:38pm
I don't know alot about this picture.
 
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WOW that is neet.
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Don't ya hate it when those stories get lost in time? Wonder what the wagon attaches to........
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Dems some fancy headlights!
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Don

That is the exact picker I was talking to you about that I saw at a local auction a few years ago.  Would be fun to see one pick again!

Jim
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Remember Dad having one like that when I was still in grade school, dont remember seeing it work. Think wagon hitches short on the tongue. Fred
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If I remember right, it was pulled from where the  (horse evener) was attatched to the wagon.
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Love those old pictures. Thanks for sharing.
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There's a screen in front of the radiator but nothing over the air intake!?!

There's also some kinda support rod running from the picker to the wagon steering I think. Probably has something to do with the hitch.

Love those headlights. Be neat to have a set today.

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Edited by Mojo - 21 Jan 2010 at 10:01am
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thanks for sharing!
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I love the old pictures. Thanks for posting. I agree with those above....SWEET headlights!
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Nothing I love better than seeing a WC at work.  Great photo, thanks for sharing it!
There isn't much a WC can't do.

WD's just do it better.
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Great picture. 
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ok, i'll bite.  its an unstyled wc.  no generator.  can't quite tell if there's a battery box.  how were the lights powered??  alan
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Originally posted by alan-nj alan-nj wrote:

ok, i'll bite.  its an unstyled wc.  no generator.  can't quite tell if there's a battery box.  how were the lights powered??  alan
I was so impressed with the lights, I never thought about powering them
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Not sure of the year the photo was taken but that equupment was some of the best in it's day.
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I remember when my Dad and grandpa picked corn with an Oliver picker like that and two triple boxes with side boards.  There was a chain that ran through a tube with a catch for the chain that pulled the wagon, so you could fill the wagon front to back.  Used to sit on grandpa's lap and steer the WC back to the buildings to unload with the wagon hoist and elevator.
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I think they had belt pulley generator rigs like they used on old train engines.
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Incredible picture, Don.  I think we need a web site to put all of these old pictures, get them all in one spot.  You aren't that far from me either, I'm up by Mt Union.
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I hope someone can enlighten me!! What would the benefit be of having a side unloading picker like this be?? I just think the conventional rear unloader would be so much more practical.  Thanks, Ryan
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Ryan, This was before there was a "conventional" picker. The first ones had no way to pull the wagon. You drove the wagon along side pulled with the team or whatever you had.
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I had a old New Idea picker manual and it showed many different types available. Probably early one before they phased them out.  Once again, thanks for the info!!! Ryan
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Thanks  for the comments.  Dad was an AC , New Idea dealer 1937-53.
 
 
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