Love seeing this I had two these 42’s bought one at auction and neighbor gave me and had for long time.never to fixing them up so I sold them.watching you makes me wish I still had them. Thanks
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Those 630s have a sound of there own. When I was 7 I started to run the one my dad had. Couldn't hardly push the clutch on the M Farmall. Lol. Nice video.
I repaired one of those 42s in high school 1974. Had a rock run through it. Pulled the cylinder out ,removed the rasp bars, pounded the cylinder straight, put new rasp bars on and painted it. I didn't know there was corn heads for them. That was at Spfld. Ohio JVS.
A neighbor had a B john Deere with a 4 row rotary hoe. The B had to be cranked by pulling the fly wheel my dad had borrowed it from the neighbor my older brother who was about 8 or 9 went out and started it he weighed about 70 lbs. My dad walked over to him and said Well, you started it so I guess your big enough to run it. My brother said he enjoyed it cause you run faster in the field with the rotary hoe than you could with a row type cultivator which you could.
Before we bought our 4400 combine, I looked for a 42 but found nothing even close to the condition of yours. Is there adjustments to be made for grain to corn? Is it worth running the scourclean in corn?
THE EQUIPMENT DID A GREAT JOB...
Awesome video! Hard to beat the old two cylinder john deer tractors. I have a 1959 630 and she still works perfectly today.
It’s one of my favorite ones we own
Combines unlike tractors are not collector items. Especially pull types most are still running as modern cars or tractors after having been scrapped
Nice Looking 70 Diesel
Thanks
Love seeing this I had two these 42’s bought one at auction and neighbor gave me and had for long time.never to fixing them up so I sold them.watching you makes me wish I still had them. Thanks
It’s one of my favorite pieces for sure thank you for enjoying
Wow love the 630 I farmed with a 620! Just love hearing that sound they make
She’s my sweetheart the tach says 1800 hours
My grandad had a 42 SP the old 2row cornhead was used by my dad on his 95 SP combine to harvest a 70 or so acre cornfield in 1969.
awesome videos!!! I love these old girls, its good to see someone that someone enjoys running the old equipment and keeping them going.
Thank you I take great pride in collecting and farming with my old stuff
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Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
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Takes me back to the sounds I grew up with in the 1950's my dad had a JD 60 and a JD B
Awesome I’m glad you enjoyed it
We are loving it. The content is great.
Excellent video, that is the first time I saw a tandem axle on a 68 Auger Wagon. I also Hawkeyed that ear on corn on the ground.
Those 630s have a sound of there own. When I was 7 I started to run the one my dad had. Couldn't hardly push the clutch on the M Farmall. Lol. Nice video.
Yes they do the oval muffler really changes the time of them I have A through 630 and the 630 is mostly different
I repaired one of those 42s in high school 1974. Had a rock run through it. Pulled the cylinder out ,removed the rasp bars, pounded the cylinder straight, put new rasp bars on and painted it. I didn't know there was corn heads for them. That was at Spfld. Ohio JVS.
Nice it’s a 205 off of a model 40 that must have been some project
That's really awesome! Looks and sounded good!
Thank you
Cool
Still a few #42 combines used for yearly harvest in the Central Kansas Amish communities.
A neighbor had a B john Deere with a 4 row rotary hoe. The B had to be cranked by pulling the fly wheel my dad had borrowed it from the neighbor my older brother who was about 8 or 9 went out and started it he weighed about 70 lbs. My dad walked over to him and said Well, you started it so I guess your big enough to run it. My brother said he enjoyed it cause you run faster in the field with the rotary hoe than you could with a row type cultivator which you could.
Turn spreader on that needs to be working
I had a belt break looking for that for next year but with 2 rows it doesn’t really make a difference on the cobs
Great video. What is the minimum horsepower needed to run the 42??
I guess I don’t know that answer but if I had to guess 25 to 30 on flat land
Before we bought our 4400 combine, I looked for a 42 but found nothing even close to the condition of yours. Is there adjustments to be made for grain to corn? Is it worth running the scourclean in corn?
It’s like setting a normal 40 or 45 combine but the scourclean is my bottle nick it can’t flow near fast enough backing up the shoe
Fun fact mine was once owned by the Ohio star reformatory
Liked your video and the equipment. What tractor do you mount the 237 on? Do you have a video of picking corn with the mounted picker?
This year it’s going on my 3010 hoping to make a video here this weekend
Nices combine. In one day can doing 10 acres
I’m really not sure how many
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Nice