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Old 03-09-2016, 10:26 AM
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Was out to eat supper with my fiancé last night and came across this in the parking lot of a hotel in Norfolk, NE. Its not a cub or even a lawn/garden tractor but it is damn sure cool.








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Old 03-09-2016, 10:32 AM
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I bet the ride is butter smooth with that long wheelbase!

Awesome machine, though; I always liked the miniature versions of the big boys, wish I had either the skill or the money to have me a mini big boy IH. Thanks for sharing!
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Old 03-09-2016, 11:12 AM
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isnt that a cotton picker or something??




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isnt that a cotton picker or something??
Doesn't cotton get stacked or baled like in the attached picture? Not much cotton around here in the corn belt but this has an unloading auger and sieves so I was thinking beans or other small grain. My only experience around combines is an 815 IH or 1460 IH so I may be wrong.
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My guess is its for a specific crop, maybe flower seeds? Doesn't look practical for normal field crops. Better be running that one on FLAT ground.
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That is pretty cool!
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