One of their Unis burned up but that was not uncommon. Aerial Lifts Asphalt and Paving Equipment Attachments and Parts Backhoes and Industrial Tractors Boring and Trenching Brooms and Sweepers Concrete Equipment Cranes Crawlers Drills and Drilling Rigs Excavators Graders Mining Equipment Off Road Haul Trucks Quarry and Aggregate Rollers and Compaction Rough Terrain Forklifts Scrapers Skid Steer Don't think he's had it out last couple of years though. It lacked traction on my hills, right tire had weights, needed more. Manufacturer,Model,Year,Price (Default) Lot # Time Remaining Manufacturer,Model,Year,Serial Number,Price Manufacturer,Model,Serial Number,Price Model,Manufacturer,Year,Price Most Recently Updated Listings Serial Number Photos First Year Manufacturer Model Location Most Recently Added Three bolts held the implement on the tractor and two pins were used to attach the lift arms. And also a 12 roll super picker with a 4 row head. Tractors, motorcycles, cars, trucks,things with engines, especially diesel engines. Significance of Stripes. They were used for sweet corn into the 90s or maybe 2000s around here in a big way. had a ear corn picker. Runs and operates fine. May have been the 702 but not sure. . Have a 727 husking bed and 3-30" 725 head on it. The House and Senate floors were both active with debate of weighty measures like Governor Kemp's "Safe Schools Act" ( HB 147) and legislation amending Georgia's certificate of need law ( SB 99) to . At some point, the New Idea Company took control of the design and built the Uni-Harvest system. "mainEntityOfPage": { 220 Pine Street "interactionType": "https://schema.org/CommentAction", We had a 702 with the creamin gimmy in it. There was a toolbar available too, only one I ever saw was a neighbor had an eight row planter setup on his 702. 0 out of 5 (0) SKU: 715236208112 $ 235.00. bit more of my thoughts. I worked at a MM dealer from 65to 69. Our township bought a new Uni Traction unit with the sno blower & used it for maybe 15 to 20 years, it had the V-6 GM engine, believe it was under powered & slow. This multi-purpose power unit had several uses, from being a corn picker to a forage harvester. Picked seed corn. I think the main reason they are not built today is because the farms that could use a machine of this capacity, couldnt justify the cost of owning the Uni. The coop here used to be a NI dealer, and they ran one of those blowers until maybe 10 years ago. duh. To the OP we had a combine on a 707 I think. Too small for a big farm. Report GM 6-292, V6-401 gas, V6-478 diesel, Perkins AT6-354diesel, AC 3500 426 diesel, Cummins 5.9 turbodiesel were more common. Her family settled on farms only about 50 miles to the northwest from my home area. I hated working on them. Comes with 3-row head and 766 head. Some dealers tried running a 6 inch auger back to a trailing wagon. (563) 924-2880, Bossen Implement, Inc. I think it had a Ford diesel. A few miles from us there was a dealer that specialized in New Idea. In my area the Uni was popular with dairy farmers like my dad, as it was handy for several jobs. Seed corn is harvested before anything else so he got an early start on harvest. Torque on those engines were really pretty good. Now if John Deere would have licensed it from MM then every farm would have a new one today and it would be the greatest thing ever. Then a 702 with a 2 row chopper and he also had a cage sheller with a auger out the back of the hopper and we pulled gravity wagons and filled them. Liked by Nuzha Anam. My neighbor was a dairy farmer and they chopped corn with it for years but he never put up huge acreage with it, maybe 40 to 50 acres at most. They picked and shelled a little corn for me too with the sheller unit. My father in law had several Unis. Most of the same attachments were available and a corn head could be put on the combine to shell corn. UNION, WV 133.5 miles away 304-646-4040. I am considering buying a New Idea 701 Uni-system that has been parked inside a barn for the past 10-15 years it has 2000 hrs on it but has had the engine replaced when the radiator hose came off and ruined the first engine. PM me for a link. Most popular choice was as a self propelled forage harvester. 1/16, Implement 1/16 New Idea Model 314 Two Row Pull Type Corn Sheller Stock Number SCT 243. GM 6-292, V6-401 gas, V6-478 diesel, Perkins AT6-354diesel, AC 3500 426 diesel, Cummins 5.9 turbodiesel were more common. Reiners notes there are several companies still interested in making implements for Uni power units, although New Idea no longer makes it. Most were combines, and Corn shelters. First look: Provo Latter-day Saint temple will have dramatic new design. I am considering buying a New Idea 701 Uni-system that has been parked inside a barn for the past 10-15 years it has 2000 hrs on it but has had the engine replaced when the radiator hose came off and ruined the first engine. I think the size of machines and farms is a big part of what killed the idea. Neighbor had the full setup for cattle, (Picker, Sheller, chopper and combine) and he liked it. They did pick corn tons better than a mounted picker, and way faster than a pull type. I do some picking with some NI pull-type pickers too. A few people had really good luck and very little breakdowns. 729A sheller 4 row head and 3 row head for chopping corn hay head and a stripper head for ear corn. 3D printed plastic. Most of the people had problems. They sold it on an auction two years ago for $700. They also started to produce stripper plate corn heads. It was lost in a barn fire, and replaced with a 702. It did an excellent job but it could only handle a three row 30" head so it took awhile to get any amount of acres done. However, I still enjoy picking wet ear corn and feeding it to cattle. They didnt handle mud very well, the rear wheels were narrow offset spacing, and the weight wasnt centered, so they really just plain sucked in a wet year, which is about every fall here. Weve been building big. Very slow. Call for Price. New Idea Uni system - $12000 (Shrewsbury) View larger image Ad id: 506197808964860 Views: 1006 Price: $12,000.00 New Idea Model 802 Unisystem come with 4 row corn picker, 4 row corn sheller and hay pickup. Weve been building big. A pretty neat video A pretty neat video A pretty neat video New idea My neighbor was a dairy farmer and they chopped corn with it for years but he never put up huge acreage with it, maybe 40 to 50 acres at most. We had a 702 w/ combine, chopper, and huskor in the 80s. We bought a new 702 (401-V-6) with chopper,combine,and picker in 1965 . My father in law had several Unis. "name": "Swindave" Seed corn is harvested before anything else so he got an early start on harvest. CategoryNew Idea Uni-systems Tractor Construction Plant Wiki Fandom. it sure liked the gas unreal consumption! For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. None of these trademark holders are affiliated with Yesterday's Tractor Co., our products, or our website nor are we sponsored by them. Neighbor had the full setup for cattle, (Picker, Sheller, chopper and combine) and he liked it. - Decals. There is also a MM brown 4 wheeler mule with husking bed and 2 row head on it in the barn. It would out cut a 403 IHC. New Idea Uni-Systems - YouTube. Took a lot of maintenance and we eventually did only chopping as we got more cows and hired combining. All rights reserved. Where are you located? Dad's first was a 701 he used with both a combine and a chopper with both hay and corn heads. }. wide conveyors. The whole outfit was a big toy mostly. All in all it was a idea that had merit but there were issues with design and dealer network. Harvesting and dairying with all and a fleet of New Idea Uni equipment. here is my uni, set up for high moisture ear corn. The newer 727 chopper had good capacity with the GMC gas engine and didn't use much more fuel than the later diesels. 6. "width": 200, Dad ran through several models when I was a kid. It is fun to run. In my area the Uni was popular with dairy farmers like my dad, as it was handy for several jobs. markloff. Add to Compare. "dateModified": "2020-12-24", Just sold the Husking Unit still have the rest to sell. Apparently that was not bad enough to stop me from buying my own this past fall. I still have 2 in truckskind of wish I could find a set of .30 over pistons for a 478I might rebuild it. The reliability was another issue. And grain tank to small. The They sold it on an auction two years ago for $700. As all have already said, they are not the best for traction when the wagon starts to fill up. One site said there were. I worked at a MM dealer from 65to 69. Kinda scared me. Art's Way Parts. Pretty nice machine. Lamont, IA 50650. 75 and 95 bu tanks too small. Free delivery for many products! I have 4430 on a 96" double auger snowblower & in deep snow its too much for its power. Too expensive. This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. That's funny. My dad had a MM mule. Did have a neighbor who set one up on a V6 mule. Boss "said" it helps break them in, but I "think" he didn't feel comfortable hauling them on his trailer. Dad's first was a 701 he used with both a combine and a chopper with both hay and corn heads. Also had a picker with a 2 row head. There were a few around here, but most only used them for one purpose, and didnt bother with other attachments. New Idea, a division of AVCO, sold electric lawn and garden tractors in the mid-1970s in the United States. But combine was off centered. I doubt they are worth much more than scrap to anyone other than the guys that use them. Bigger units would be much better I'm sure. Is made to attach to the back of a corn picker. Please correct the following errors and try again: We've detected that you are using an unsupported browser. but i know they dont make them any more,did farming change that much, or was it not practial to change the harvesting unit back from one to another?thanks for your help! I would definitely get rid of it if I could find a cheap hydro machine. I did find that Minneapolis-Moline originally came up with the idea and produced the Uni-Farmer system in 1950. Here's my Question? Had a good machine shed and got used to changing attachments. We are into steam shows, old tractor shows, anything IH, and Masseys (the kids, not me :/). The implements had jacks that were used to support the implements to change them. jm2cw jt bit more of my thoughts. Sheller did a nice job, I remember it catching fire at least once and burning the wiring off the engine. Add to Wishlist. After my wife's grandparents were married in the 1940s, they bought their own farm and raised their family just a few miles away from her great-grandparents' farm. Never was around a sheller, and never used a snowblower on a uni, but did and do have a NI blower so I assume that would work well too. We ran a couple of them through the yearssure glad we don't anymore. Also have 1968 701 mule with beefed up steer axle and 737 husking bed. Millennial Farmer This is NOT A HOW TO VIDEO! Second one had a v 6 gas. I worked at a dealer that sold them. I have one i loaned money for a long time friend to buy,, he failed to return a penny of money so i had to repo it,, makes me angry ever time I drive by it and think of it,, it has a turbo'ed Perkins, hydro and RWA supposed to be a fresh ear corn bed on it,. Too different, really. although it would make a good hobby project but that where it stopped. Mule was way overpowered for the combine so you could overload the combine pretty easy. The coop here used to be a NI dealer, and they ran one of those blowers until maybe 10 years ago. Her relatives chose better soils than mine, I do believe. I learned how to be a mechanic with mine. His nice low-hour 8920 Magnum will also be selling, as well. It was a good setup for us in central MN dairy country. Too expensive. You could make different series mules and attachments work but needed a adapter kit for most mix matching. Actually a bad Idea. NEW IDEA 717 Combines Harvesters Price:USD $2,495 Get Financing* Machine Location:Rockford, Illinois 61102 Serial Number:OREGONIL Condition:Used Stock Number:7326054-4 Crop Type:Grain Separator Type:Walker Terrain Type:Conventional Compare Meridian Implement Rockford, Illinois 61102 Phone:(815) 687-7051 visit our website View Details And NI just didnt have the sales and budget to keep up on the finer details as machinery got bigger and more self adjusting, refined headers, etc. Snowblower was factory. "interactionStatistic": { Hicksville, Ohio NW OHIO 1.5 miles from Farmer OH. He taught me everything I know about over reacting on machinery. He now owns 16 New Idea Uni-Systems, ranging from an early 1950s Minneapolis-Moline L to a 1981 802 with the 717 combine and 815 grain head. May have been the 702 but not sure. 2 NEW IDEA Equipment in Myerstown, PA. 1 NEW IDEA Equipment in Ashland, OH. My brother still has several 700 series, and one 800 series with the 5.9 Cummins he still uses. Again, we had a neighbor who had one of those systems and it seemed to me it was from the late 1970s/early 1980s. "url": "https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/graphics/smllogo.png", Three row corn choppers mostly, but he does have combines and a four row picker too, and one has a nine foot three auger snow blower on it. Large harvesters with over 500hp engines can gobble up fields so fast, it is more economical to hire a custom operator. Would like to it all go away. 1 with rear wheel assist. I have (2) 701 Uni's. What a difference! i never been around one, but the concept seemed like a good idea, seemed like for a livestock farmer,it would be nice to go from combine, to chopper , to ear corn harvester but i know they dont make them any more, did farming change that much, or was it not practial to change the harvesting unit back from one to another? My dad is one of the happiest, nicest guys you'll meet. That kind of hard work made a man out of you though. Seems to me that uni systems have a fan base that is almost like a cult. Did have a neighbor who set one up on a V6 mule. The electronic service manual New Idea (AGCO) is represented by a complete technical information for these types of agricultural machinery such as: Applicators Dry Fertilizer Spreaders, Forage Blowers / Distributors, Forage Boxes, Forage Harvester Heads / Attachments, Forage Harvesters, Grounds Care Equipment Blades / Box Scrapers / Landscape Then a 708 with the Pukins in it. The six row head was a Deere that picked a little dirty so the husking bed was overloaded somewhat. Posted September 27 . "name": "Yesterday's Tractor Co.", There was a 12' flail attachment for the chopper also. "DTN" and the degree symbol logo are trademarks of DTN. The 401 V6 GM engine has been very reliable but terribly inefficient. Next model I do not remember the model number. Boss said it helps break them in, but I think he didn't feel comfortable hauling them on his trailer. If they aren't worth much more than scrap, and its in good shape Id sit on it. One task they seem to still do great at is with a mounted loading conveyor to clean out ground piles at grain elevators, our local co-op has one and I have seen another 2 or 3 doing the same task at other elevators around the state and surrounding states. | Mea There is a guy near here that uses a Uni. My father in law had several Unis. It was a good day when I traded the Uni system away. It came from a farmer within 5 miles of where it was made. He had dreams of a mounted baler and snowblower, but didnt get to those before the cows left.
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