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    Posted: 15 Feb 2011 at 12:45pm
found two of them going to look at them after work.... supposidly in a barn and in good shape.... did those run off a belt or a pto???? they worth 50.00 each???
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   All of them I have seen were flat belt driven.
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ok thanks i thought so but didn't know for sure
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Have one in western maryland if interested. Bill
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They were available with belt, pto or engine drive.  The belt drives were most common.  The ptos were more scarce in early years then the pto became the standard although the engine drives were available yet in the late 50s.

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ok thanks i hope they are pto but i guess it don't matter will find out tomorrow
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ok I tried google but no luck.What is a table blower? A silage blower?
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yeah an older one
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thanks Mike
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Are not the table ones the one with the large wagon width troughs with a raddle chain to pull the silage into the blower for the older rear unloading wagons?  And the whole trough is on assist springs to swing up out of the way to pull the wagons through? Mike
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