Comments for Yaz AllCrop's Weblog http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com All Things Allis, All Crop, and whatever from a exiled hobby farmer Mon, 02 Nov 2009 00:24:06 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by Tom Yaz http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-123 Tom Yaz Mon, 02 Nov 2009 00:24:06 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-123 Ryan, Hit the "Exterior 360" button to see it head on to see what I am talking about. Ironic I was reading the controversy of AGCO's moves and how they are going to use the Massey Brand to equip the smaller "lifestyle" farmers. Yep you can get new anything you want for a small farm except grain harvesting... Ryan,

Hit the “Exterior 360″ button to see it head on to see what I am talking about. Ironic I was reading the controversy of AGCO’s moves and how they are going to use the Massey Brand to equip the smaller “lifestyle” farmers. Yep you can get new anything you want for a small farm except grain harvesting…

]]> Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by Tom Yaz http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-122 Tom Yaz Mon, 02 Nov 2009 00:21:17 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-122 Ryan, I went to deere and looked at pics of these, and yes it appears the PTO is still used. I would like to see how that gearing works to allow the PTO connection to swivel like that. Look at this pic: http://www.deere.com/en_US/ProductCatalog/FR/series/hay_forage/mower_conditioners/900series_moco.html Now imagine that hitch/pto frame over a pull type under 102" wide. Would be kinda neat eh? Ryan,

I went to deere and looked at pics of these, and yes it appears the PTO
is still used. I would like to see how that gearing works to allow the PTO
connection to swivel like that.

Look at this pic: http://www.deere.com/en_US/ProductCatalog/FR/series/hay_forage/mower_conditioners/900series_moco.html

Now imagine that hitch/pto frame over a pull type under 102″ wide. Would be kinda neat eh?

]]> Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by Ryan Renko http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-121 Ryan Renko Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:36:46 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-121 Tom, the hydo swing is a hitch design that most new haybines use. The hitch has a hydraulic pivot back at the machine so as the operator is making a turn at the end off a row, the hitch swings to the opposite side, so it can go from a "left hand to a right hand" cutter. Would take alot of fabricating on a AllCrop but would be usefull. Tom, the hydo swing is a hitch design that most new haybines use. The hitch has a hydraulic pivot back at the machine so as the operator is making a turn at the end off a row, the hitch swings to the opposite side, so it can go from a “left hand to a right hand” cutter. Would take alot of fabricating on a AllCrop but would be usefull.

]]> Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by yazallcrop http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-119 yazallcrop Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:08:31 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-119 Hi Doug, Gee, lets break into our cookie jar, pull out a few million each and go into business!LOL! On the Hydo swing thing. Your saying hydro power is used to power the machine instead of the PTO? I was wondering if thats how it was done with those machines. I dont get too many oportunities to see that "new fangled" type of technology. I wonder how one would measure the hydraulic requirements. For the PTO we know we need 540 rpm that produces "x" torque..(no idea how much torque a two plow tractor produces at the PTO) how would that translate into a hydraulic power requirement? Hi Doug,

Gee, lets break into our cookie jar, pull out a few million each and go into business!LOL!

On the Hydo swing thing. Your saying hydro power is used to power the machine instead of the PTO? I was wondering if thats how it was done with those machines. I dont get too many oportunities to see
that “new fangled” type of technology. I wonder how one would measure the hydraulic requirements. For the PTO we know we need 540 rpm that
produces “x” torque..(no idea how much torque a two plow tractor produces at the PTO) how would that translate into a hydraulic power requirement?

]]> Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by doug riedweg http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-118 doug riedweg Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:13:20 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-118 i have the same dream. as was stated needs to be 8.5 foot wide. think of a hydro swing pull type swather it could cut from either side . pto no deq issues . glad to hear of another with the same thoughts. i have the same dream. as was stated needs to be 8.5 foot wide. think of a hydro swing pull type swather it could cut from either side . pto no deq issues . glad to hear of another with the same thoughts.

]]> Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by David http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-117 David Sun, 25 Oct 2009 00:51:03 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-117 Hey Noah i'm in Chickamauga. Try Contacting Snead Tractor in Centre, Al. They had a 66 or a 72 on the lot undercover the last few times I was down there. Or Contact Bowman Weaver Tractor in Henegar, Al and ask to speak with Jamie. Either dealer may be able to point you in the right direction. I also know where 2 machines are across the creek from me, but the guy doesn't want to get rid of them. It would take the 2 of them to hopefully make one usable machine. Good luck in your search and great site and appreciate your work with all things all crop. Hey Noah i’m in Chickamauga. Try Contacting Snead Tractor in Centre, Al. They had a 66 or a 72 on the lot undercover the last few times I was down there. Or Contact Bowman Weaver Tractor in Henegar, Al and ask to speak with Jamie. Either dealer may be able to point you in the right direction. I also know where 2 machines are across the creek from me, but the guy doesn’t want to get rid of them. It would take the 2 of them to hopefully make one usable machine. Good luck in your search and great site and appreciate your work with all things all crop.

]]> Comment on IH 37 Disc Saga by yazallcrop http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/ih-37-disc-saga/#comment-116 yazallcrop Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:57:48 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?page_id=46#comment-116 Scott I checked out that site. The few parts listed for a 37 disc does not match the OEM#. But I did find a bumper washer that will fit a 37 but not listed for a 37....Go figure Scott I checked out that site. The few parts listed for a 37 disc does not match the OEM#. But I did find a bumper washer that will fit a 37 but not listed for a 37….Go figure

]]> Comment on IH 37 Disc Saga by Scott http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/ih-37-disc-saga/#comment-115 Scott Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:27:41 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?page_id=46#comment-115 Try www.tristateagproducts.com, the pricing is great and quick service. Try http://www.tristateagproducts.com, the pricing is great and quick service.

]]> Comment on IH 37 Disc Saga by Scott http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/ih-37-disc-saga/#comment-114 Scott Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:25:43 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?page_id=46#comment-114 They are a new site I came across and offer great prices on all disc replacement part as well as planter and many other parts. Good service too! They are a new site I came across and offer great prices on all disc replacement part as well as planter and many other parts. Good service too!

]]> Comment on Resurrection of the small farmer? by yazallcrop http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/resurrection-of-the-small-farmer/#comment-113 yazallcrop Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:04:24 +0000 http://yazallcrop.wordpress.com/?p=86#comment-113 Hi Noah, If you look at my registry page: http://yazallcrop.com/registry.aspx, you will see the closet ones available are in Missouri. Your best bet to find one is to place a wanted ad in your regional ag newspaper. If you dont know what that paper would be, your local TSC store probably has them near the check out. I can put a wanted post on my registry as well. You can also ask the folks at www.allischalmers.com on the discussion board. I will be a long way from doing rebuilds as I will have to move out of the burbs here near Harrisburg and find a place with some room to do it. My farm is 4.5 hours away so I couldnt do it there. But your more than welcome to give me a call or email and I can hopefully give you some answers to any questions. My contact info is found at: http://www.yazallcrop.com/contact.aspx Hi Noah,
If you look at my registry page: http://yazallcrop.com/registry.aspx, you will see the closet ones available are in Missouri. Your best bet to find one is to place a wanted ad in your regional ag newspaper. If you dont know what that paper would be, your local TSC store probably has them near the check out. I can put a wanted post on my registry as well.
You can also ask the folks at http://www.allischalmers.com on the discussion board. I will be a long way from doing rebuilds as I will have to move out of the burbs here near Harrisburg and find a place with some room to do it. My farm is 4.5 hours away so I couldnt do it there. But your more than welcome to give me a call or email and I can hopefully give you some answers to any questions. My contact info is found at: http://www.yazallcrop.com/contact.aspx

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