IH 80 pull behind combine with custom pull along wagon walk around

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I had a lot of people asking for more detail on the custom hitch I made for the IH 80 pull behind combine. I did this walk around, explaining all details that may be helpful if you'd like to try one yourself. Hope you enjoy and thank you for the interest, questions and comments.
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Комментарии : 17

@WhatsupwithMike 3 года назад

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to do a walk around. I think this is the best walk around video I have seen yet of an pull type combine.

@scruffy6151 3 года назад

Nice looking set up for pulling a wagon along side.

@gentlegiants1974 16 дней назад

I like this idea. I have a Massey 35 pull type and in a large field with long rows you either have to stop regardless to unload into a wagon spotted at either end, not enough room to take another full down and back, or have someone drive alongside halfway down the field, and I have no helper to do that. I think I'll see about making a hitch up, just need to take into account the angles involved in field vs. transport position to get the wagon position right. I might make the diagonal brace arm adjustable by using a short piece of hitch receiver tube and a series of holes drilled into the other 2" tube to allow it to be adjusted if need be.

@Blastfromthepastfarming652 16 дней назад

After you fill it as full as possible while pulling it along, you unhook the wagon then top off the wagon

@canadianHAWK3 3 года назад

That is great. I like it.

@KMK6464 3 года назад

Thank you for this .I purchased one at auction this fall to replace an all crop 66 I sold last year (did not like the draper design ) The one I purchased has an Innes pickup head . Keeping my eyes peeled for the parts to make it a direct cut as well Hope to see how it goes next year in oats . Merry Christmas and Cheers from Ontario Canada .

@Blastfromthepastfarming652 3 года назад

It sure is fun running it. Takes awhile to fill the red and green wagons. Thanks for watching. Merry Christmas from Iowa

@thomasfranklin4307 11 месяцев назад

Where are you in Ontario?

@al.r9280 3 года назад

How many acres do you farm with that setup? I have a 66 all crop, but I like your IH 80 with that hitch and no draper a lot better. How's it do in corn? Merry Christmas from Princeton MN!

@Blastfromthepastfarming652 3 года назад

I try to fill 2 wagons which is about 7 acres depending on the yield. Takes almost all afternoon to do it.

@noobie64 3 года назад

do you have the rasp bar cylinder or spring tooth? Looks like this could be the bean special model because I can see the perforated bottom cover on the tailings elevator.

@Blastfromthepastfarming652 3 года назад

It came with perforated or solid and it has rasp bars in it which works great on oats and beans and other small grains

@clintach5081 2 года назад

Looking at an 80 could you give me some points of interest to look at for problems. Thanks Clint from indiana

@Blastfromthepastfarming652 2 года назад

Mine was missing the canvas behind the cylinder and concave. I had old wide baler belts that I cut to length and fastened it to the rod with hog rings. Another is the shacker pivots.