And grain tank to small. Compared to traction of a small Ford tractor. Powered by Invision Community. jm2cw jt I have an 802 with a 3 row snapperhead and chopper, also a hay head. 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. here is my uni, set up for high moisture ear corn. As all have already said, they are not the best for traction when the wagon starts to fill up. Oh fun days!! 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. Too big for a small farm. New Idea began with the manure spreader, and expanded into other lines including hay equipment, Forage harvesters, swathers, combine harvesters, Garden Tractors, etc. It featured a 152 hp 113 kW Cummins engine. Sold Price: USD $940.00 Auction Ended: Thu, Sep 22, 2022 10:05 AM Financial Calculator Serial Number: UNKNOWN And grain tank to small. There were a few around here, but most only used them for one purpose, and didnt bother with other attachments. The one I bought is a variable speed belt drive 706 with a diesel Perkins. New Idea Parts Books Harvesting * Uni Harvester Attachments UNI-SYSTEM (DIRECT CUT ATTACHMENT FOR FORAGE HARVESTER) 316 - 12 ROLL MOUNTED HUSKING UNIT 761 UNI-SYSTEM PICKUP ATTACHMENT FOR FORAGE HARVESTER 322 - 12 ROLL MOUNTED HUSKING UNIT 762 UNI-SYSTEM ROW CROP ATTACHMENT FOR FORAGE HARVESTER 327 HUSKING UNIT (FOR 324 / 325 UNITS) I bought it to pick 30 percent ear corn to sell to a dairy farmer who milled it and bagged it at his place. Got an old New Idea Uni-System. CategoryNew Idea Uni-systems Tractor Construction Plant Wiki Fandom. Bigger units would be much better I'm sure. Just one hay baler. If the corn starts shelling after the ear is picked, its like pushing sand to get the ear back to the knives. 220 Pine Street Grow your production, efficiencies, and profitability. There is a guy near here that uses a Uni. 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,. SKU: TE-4305OEM Common Parts Mahindra ROXOR New OEM . Dad's first was a 701 he used with both a combine and a chopper with both hay and corn heads. 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 The first New Idea Uni right after the MM line had a flathead Continental F244 six, had one come in to the dealer for service once years ago. Low engine placement + corn leaves and shucks = fires. A few miles from us there was a dealer that specialized in New Idea. Didn't go over here and obviously not many places. was it a good thing? I liked the 709 I had other than the variable speed drive belt. I would definitely get rid of it if I could find a cheap hydro machine. Seed corn is harvested before anything else so he got an early start on harvest. Share; Posted September 28, 2006. 2022. Some dealers tried running a 6 inch auger back to a trailing wagon. Dee Implement in Waukon Iowa doesn't budge on their prices, and they have every model imaginable, many of the smaller ones. New Idea 702 Uni-System with 726 husking bed, and 720 2-row wide corn head. All working order. Complaints I heard were about lack of traction and a bit under powered . IH tractors and Equipment, Web design, Computer repair, basically anything technology related. I did like the bin extender when conditions allowed us to pull a wagon. They picked and shelled a little corn for me too with the sheller unit. Although zimsec now have a new curriculum, these papers are still very useful in practicing and preparing for zimsec final examinations. I bought it to pick 30 percent ear corn to sell to a dairy farmer who milled it and bagged it at his place. Large harvesters with over 500hp engines can gobble up fields so fast, it is more economical to hire a custom operator. They were popular for seed corn producers when seed corn was still picked on the ear. "publisher": { Don't think he's had it out last couple of years though. C 3429 shipping estimate. 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. That 426 Allis was a good weight for the top of the scrap pile at the processor IMO. Please correct the following errors and try again: We've detected that you are using an unsupported browser. we had to replace them . I did like the bin extender when conditions allowed us to pull a wagon. Also have 1968 701 mule with beefed up steer axle and 737 husking bed. 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? they were a good average.. .. Too gimmicky. 5.9K members Join group About Discussion More About Discussion About this group A place to share pictures, stories, and information about New Idea and Minneapolis Moline Uni harvesters ! It lacked traction on my hills, right tire had weights, needed more. They set out to do lots of things and they never really ended up doing anything well. It would really twist a combine. Not sure where my brother found the three auger snow blower, thing is HUGE, at nine foot wide it opens roads fast. May have been the 702 but not sure. The entire thing appears to be in good shape exept that is sunk into the dirt. 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. The machine itself never caught fire though. Our neighbor had one and I think that is the only time I was around a Uni-Harvest. I thought it was a good buy for someone but also a very limited market for a machine like that anymore. There was a 12' flail attachment for the chopper also. How many folks on here complain about changing 3pt implements and the hassle of it? Would like to it all go away. You could make different series mules and attachments work but needed a adapter kit for most mix matching. They did reimburse for all parts replaced but-- 701,702, and 707 Perkins turbo all did a good job. "author": { I sold the combine and grain head that came with it. 2 NEW IDEA Equipment in Myerstown, PA. 1 NEW IDEA Equipment in Ashland, OH. 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. Oh fun days!! But unloading on the go. Visible Anyone can find this group. Effectively turns your corn picker into a combine. There are several guys on there that are into Unis and a lot of knowledgable people on pickers there. I think the size of machines and farms is a big part of what killed the idea. All rights reserved. Second one had a v 6 gas. Most dealerships didnt offer a self propelled harvester in the 60-70s , and some larger dairy and cattle feed lots wanted this capacity. Too expensive. "name": "Yesterday's Tractor Co.", The coop here used to be a NI dealer, and they ran one of those blowers until maybe 10 years ago. Last one I was around had a 401 V6 GMC. I am hoping it will keep better weight on the rear and allow for better steering. This is the operator's manual for the New Idea 801 harvester power unit. The last few years they just opened up fields with it to make it easier for the combines to get in. All in all it was a idea that had merit but there were issues with design and dealer network. What would he have changed if he was the engineer building them? I think it had a Ford diesel. Or like me, no opinion as I have never been around them but like the concept. Most popular choice was as a self propelled forage harvester. Ran your butt off keeping up picking. Most popular choice was as a self propelled forage harvester. Hello, I belong to that New Idea group and we did put together that book on pickers. I thought it was a good buy for someone but also a very limited market for a machine like that anymore. 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. The first miles of a new John Deere 8 RX Mathieu-agri 57. Everyone around me had one at one point or another, seed operations still run them here. New Idea 708 2WD Uni System Corn Picker, 977 Hrs Showing, Block Heater, Hydrostatic Transmission, Self-Propelled, 18.4 26 Front Tires, 12.5 15SL Rear Tires, 737 Husking Bed, 740 Throat, Perkins 354 Turbo 6 Cylinder Diesel, Adapter Plate On Throat For John Deere 444 443 Head Hook Up, SN: 73424. { But the mule had very little weight on it, and the right side with no engine weight had zero traction.. they had to stack dozens of weights on top and bolt on the wheel on that side to make a real snow machine out of it. He currently has three Uni power units on hand: an 803C; an 802 with a husking bed picker on it; and an older 709 with a 9 ft. snow blower. the biggest GMC V-6 was rated at 225 HP at 3400RPM. The first New Idea Uni right after the MM line had a flathead Continental F244 six, had one come in to the dealer for service once years ago. Later 709 and 801 rear wheel assist power units were ok but the 4 row corn head for the 727 chopper would not feed well in tall corn and no kernel processor was available. About the only person that would be worth anything to would be someone who needed a mule for a snow blower in the winter. Don't think he's had it out last couple of years though. It has a Continental 6 cyl engine. "headline":"new idea uni system? I did find that Minneapolis-Moline originally came up with the idea and produced the Uni-Farmer system in 1950. Comes with 3-row head and 766 head. As all have already said, they are not the best for traction when the wagon starts to fill up. I am glad I don't have to depend on it to run hundreds of acres of crop with it, but goes right along and I have had very little trouble with it. And also a 12 roll super picker with a 4 row head. His nice low-hour 8920 Magnum will also be selling, as well. My dad started with a 706 in the early 80's shortly after bought a new 708 with a 767 super chopper. - Vacum formed cab glass. We haven't used in years, Some one should put this machine. 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 had a ear corn picker. But unloading on the go. Combine unit was slow to get much done also. Bush Hog Parts. Made in the USA. He picked some ear corn for me with a six row head and it really kept me hopping pulling and unloading wagons. The New Idea 800C Uni-System harvester unit was built in the USA by AVCO-New Idea in Coldwater Ohio USA. September 27, 2006 in General Chat. Too small for a big farm. This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. Call for Price. They suffered from being a good average machine. I doubt they are worth much more than scrap to anyone other than the guys that use them. The cage sheller did a super job of shelling. }, He had been using a Uni-System (gas engine). Seems to me that uni systems have a fan base that is almost like a cult. New Idea Uni-Systems - YouTube. Hicksville, Ohio NW OHIO 1.5 miles from Farmer OH. If this picture works, here is one of the '65 701. 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. Registration is FREE. The last few years they just opened up fields with it to make it easier for the combines to get in. They had just rebuilt the motor on it. It featured a 152 hp 113 kW Cummins engine. In one year Uni pickers could not be given away. No picture allowed, sterile environment! May have been the 702 but not sure. Is there anything that these. 220 Pine Street Start new topic; Recommended Posts. There was a toolbar available too, only one I ever saw was a neighbor had an eight row planter setup on his 702. Too small for a big farm. Not all features of DTN / The Progressive Farmer may function as expected. But the mule had very little weight on it, and the right side with no engine weight had zero traction.. they had to stack dozens of weights on top and bolt on the wheel on that side to make a real snow machine out of it. 1 with rear wheel assist. it sure liked the gas unreal consumption! First look: Provo Latter-day Saint temple will have dramatic new design. Used to be a guy here in Ohio I believe that dealt in them and did well for several years. Email Dealer Dealer Profile View Details. 1 day ago 24. "interactionType": "https://schema.org/CommentAction", In the early 90's he traded the 708 for an 800c with a 6200 chopper, reversing feeder house, 7' hay head with the automatic header height, and a 3 row JD corn head painted gray. Case, Case-IH, Farmall, International Harvester, New Holland and their logos are registered trademarks of CNH Global N.V. Dad started putting a red wing boot to the side shields and calling it every terrible combination of words that would make a boat full of sailors uncomfortable. Monday - Friday, 9am - Noon CSTAfternoons and Saturdays by chance. New Idea was a farm equipment manufacturer notable for their manure spreaders. Apparently that was not bad enough to stop me from buying my own this past fall. While he was picking seed corn the boys were chopping corn silage with another UNI. Still have it and would like to see it go away. A-Level Paper 2: 9GE0/02. Dad's first was a 701 he used with both a combine and a chopper with both hay and corn heads. Complaints I heard were about lack of traction and a bit under powered . senior maintenance supervisor job description; Mule was way overpowered for the combine so you could overload the combine pretty easy. It's a good idea to check the water separator .Mahindra is a new name in the off-road industry, but is one of the largest tractor manufacturers in the world. Made it easy to chase parts as stocking dealers were in 3 different directions and most were 30 miles out. }, Owner is hiring the work done. He sold more of them than you would believe. More research yielded even more attachments for the Uni systems. in the Tractor Talk forum followed by comments. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for NEW IDEA UNI SYSTEM POWER UNITS 800 AND 802 BROCHURE at the best online prices at eBay! The one I bought is a variable speed belt drive 706 with a diesel Perkins. Anyone interested in mine thinking its a 708 its in NE Wyoming,, I know I will never get back what I have in it and may someday make it into a loader for loading round bales if it never sells but would be glad to sell it, Anyone interested in mine thinking its a 708 its in NE Wyoming,, I know I will never get back what I have in it and may someday make it into a loader for loading round bales if it never sells but would be glad to sell it, We still use a 702 power unit with a 2 row header and husking bed. It was an earlier one with the V6 and orange in color. He worked the devil out of them on close to a thousand acres of his own plus he custom picked seed corn. I was about 3 or so and grandpa and grandma came for a visit. Sheller did a nice job, I remember it catching fire at least once and burning the wiring off the engine. ", - Comes with full cab interior. All in all it was a idea that had merit but there were issues with design and dealer network. Too different, really. Her relatives chose better soils than mine, I do believe. Doesnt matter how good the machine is, if you cant get into the field with it. When you combine corn and soybeans only, you dont want average, you want great at those 2 things you dont want average. The whole outfit was a big toy mostly. Mule was way overpowered for the combine so you could overload the combine pretty easy. Millennial Farmer This is NOT A HOW TO VIDEO! Top Available Cities with Inventory. Then a 708 with the Pukins in it. Liked by Nuzha Anam. Get Quote. Gas engine. All in all it was a idea that had merit but there were issues with design and dealer network. All rights reserved. "@type": "ImageObject", My Dad recently upgraded to a JD 4400 combine. "DTN" and the degree symbol logo are trademarks of DTN. It would really twist a combine. We had a 702 with the creamin gimmy in it. New Idea bought the Uni system from MM about 1965. I sell new Case/IH Tractors and Equipment .one part at a time and now retired ! CategoryNew Idea Uni-systems Tractor Construction Plant Wiki Fandom. And grain tank to small. New Idea Parts. A neighbor had one back in the seventies that had a habit of setting the corn field on fire. The six row head was a Deere that picked a little dirty so the husking bed was overloaded somewhat. We bought a new 702 (401-V-6) with chopper,combine,and picker in 1965 . As all have already said, they are not the best for traction when the wagon starts to fill up. You could make different series mules and attachments work but needed a adapter kit for most mix matching.

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