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1402farmer
Posted 5/31/2011 22:40 (#1801082)
Subject: Equipment left behind (pic)


SE ND		Picture taken in Minot, ND. Evidently the river came up so fast, they opted to leave some things behind.



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country boy
Posted 5/31/2011 23:53 (#1801299 - in reply to #1801082)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


North Dakota		yea the stuff that nobody wants , hes had that stuff sitting on his lot for quiet awhile.
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nar
Posted 6/1/2011 01:28 (#1801414 - in reply to #1801082)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


Wyoming		Looks like a decent cart anyway? I'd save that at least...
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rollig
Posted 6/1/2011 09:09 (#1801620 - in reply to #1801414)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


SCMN

nar - 6/2/2011 00:28 Looks like a decent cart anyway? I'd save that at least...

What's the water going to hurt on a grain cart?  Maybe re-grease the hubs if it got that deep and change the oil in the gearbox for good measure.

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TurnbullFarms
Posted 6/1/2011 05:34 (#1801456 - in reply to #1801082)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


Southern Ontario		I'll take the big grain cart... :) Should be cheap now I would think.
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Big Ben
Posted 6/1/2011 15:26 (#1801871 - in reply to #1801456)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


Columbia Basin, Ephrata, WA		I was thinking the same thing.

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lancef53
Posted 6/1/2011 08:00 (#1801534 - in reply to #1801082)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


Portland, ND		I got a picture on my cell phone yesterday morning with the nice equipment sitting in the water. A JD ccs planter with the row units in the water, a NH utility tractor up to the floorboards, and 4 newer model NH combines in at least 3 feet of water, along with several other front line pieces. Not pretty.
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blueraid
Posted 6/1/2011 12:43 (#1801757 - in reply to #1801082)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)



Southern Middle Tennessee		I've wondered whats going to come of all the flooded equipment that got ruined this year. I'd say it'll be sold off and many people will get a dud...
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ILLRick
Posted 6/2/2011 13:12 (#1803011 - in reply to #1801757)
Subject: Re: Equipment left behind (pic)


ECIL		The salvage yards can stock up on late model parts that were unaffected or easily restorable.
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JoBob
Posted 6/1/2011 22:01 (#1802189 - in reply to #1801082)
Subject: One of those western tractors?


West Central Wisconsin		We bought a gravity box and gear in the late 90's that had a Mississippi river town dealer sticker on it. The wheel bearings were a bit loose so I set about to repack them. There was water in the dust cap and the hub in all four wheels. Figured some machinery jockey brought them up to sell. Joe

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