Along the highway

unrelated

spreader

more IH 403

 The floor overgrown with moss.

Parts sitting in the cab.

 Mossy floor and a view of the head from the cab.

IH 403

 This combine served well through the 60's and 70's . Here it is fitted with a head for milo.

Milo nearly ready for harvest

An Ad for the IH 403 in the 60's

The No. 403 was IH's most popular selling combine in the 1960's. It was produced from 1962 to 1970. In 1966 the 403 was upgraded to hydrostatic drive. This was a giant step in combine design and operation ease. The 403 was well equipped for power with an International C-263 engine rated at 90 hp.  Header options for the 403 included grain headers from 13 to 18 1/2 ft and 2, 3 and 4 row corn heads.

Rusty beams

Bus stop

Limestone wall

my favourite...

 

This is one of my all time favourites. Taken on the family farm in Nebraska. This is a planter of the 1930's that has a Green Ash Tree growing around it. Eventually I will cut this tree down with the gears stuck in place and will carve the wood. The tree is around 20 years old I'm guessing. It will definitely be a one of a kind.

Phone pole

stone

falling wall

Rusty sign

Chair

river bottom