Combines Unknown Gleaner Combine late 1950s

[DannyBoy]

looks like it's an "A" to me.

 

[tbran]

yup, and if the carb is on the bottom of the manifold its an Allis Engine.. if not it has had a heart transplant,,, and looks like it needs liver and lights as well...

 

[Mactech]

Mind if I add this to my Gleaner comparison page at www.wheatfarm.comIJ If so, email me at jlasater@umesd.k12.or.us.

 

[greg]

when I was a kid--we had a '59 A---is still sitting in a pasture. on that A the gauges were under the steering wheel-also had a different

 

[The_Red]

Help yourself. Just right click on each pix and save to your hard drive.

 

[The_Red]

So far I kind of wander if this thing is a mix breed from the comments here and on YTMAGIJ I just added a rear pix.

 

[agcoman]

Well Even I dont go back that far , but i ran across some old pics of my dads E , and The combine in question doesnt really match up .

 

[T__langan]

Hey Mactech, great site with great Gleaner pics. Don't mean this as an insult, but those good ol' "N" Series Gleaners were some UGlY critters!! There weren't_ain't too many of them around these parts so I don't see them very often. From what I hear, they have tremendous appetites though.... Tom l.

 

[The_Red]

I am trying to call my elderly neighbor Herman this morning and see if I can get some more information from him. Almost sounds like a mixed breed.

 

[tbran]

ok you have puzzled me. Please look at the drive axles and see if they have an inner ring of bolts inside the wheel bolts. If so it is a A or AII, looks like a A from rear but E in cab. Has optional bin (home made) extentions. look at that engine again, you sure it is 6 cyl GMIJ You can tell I don't have much to do this morn huhIJ