"mainEntityOfPage": { He sold more of them than you would believe. | Mea A farmer near us has one with combine attachment and 6 row head. The 767 chopper IMO lacked capacity, and the heads stunk, I assume the later 800 chopper and the adapter to run Deere heads would be a ok setup. 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,, 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,, Dad had a Minneapolis moline unit, ear corn and soybeans. Boss said it helps break them in, but I think he didn't feel comfortable hauling them on his trailer. NEW IDEA UNI SYSTEM POWER UNITS 800 AND 802 BROCHURE. had a ear corn picker. If you google corn picker forum it will take you to that site. Doesnt matter how good the machine is, if you cant get into the field with it. What do you guys think it is worth. Uni System Parts. Also had a picker with a 2 row head. - Comes with full cab interior. The American chevron is not a new idea. No Laughing! Most of the same attachments were available and a corn head could be put on the combine to shell corn. The New Idea 800c Uni-System harvester unit was built in the USA by the New Idea company in Coldwater, Ohio, USA. - Unfinished and unpainted Kit. 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. Paul Dad had a Minneapolis moline unit, ear corn and soybeans. Run a 705, 708, 709, and was around the later 800's with the Cummins some. I was about 3 or so and grandpa and grandma came for a visit. COMBINING OATS WITH THE UNI COMBINE IN HILLSBORO WEST VIRGINIA AUGUST 2011. Snow blower was a monster in the day, big and tough. Update: 07.2019 Size: 780 Mb extracted data Region: North America Type: Parts Books, Parts Documents, Service Bulletins & Workshop Service Manuals Language: English OS: Win Xp, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, Win 10 Instructions + Key: Present Installation: Multiple PCs Amount of disks: 1 File .rar Version: 2.1.80 Epsilon Viewer High speed download link - + There was a 12' flail attachment for the chopper also. Remote work. When you combine corn and soybeans only, you dont want average, you want great at those 2 things you dont want average. CategoryNew Idea Uni-systems Tractor Construction Plant Wiki Fandom. Last one I was around had a 401 V6 GMC. Most popular choice was as a self propelled forage harvester. The Nebraska inventor and manufacturer says theyre the ideal power unit for his self-propelled 40-ft. CategoryNew Idea Uni-systems Tractor Construction Plant Wiki Fandom. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. Return to Photos Click image to enlarge. This item is not currently for sale. I thought it was a good buy for someone but also a very limited market for a machine like that anymore. Farming got bigger, it became difficult to make them bigger but still work with all the tools. 2 NEW IDEA Equipment in Myerstown, PA. 1 NEW IDEA Equipment in Ashland, OH. And grain tank to small. Category All videos. Some dealers tried running a 6 inch auger back to a trailing wagon. New Idea Uni system - $12000 (Shrewsbury) New Idea Model 802 Unisystem come with 4 row corn picker, 4 row corn sheller and hay pickup. Grow your production, efficiencies, and profitability. New Idea 709. The Uni-system got a second breath for awhile around here. At some point the New Idea Company took control of the design and built the Uni-Harvest system. Have the 767 chopper 3 row corn head hay pickup and a couple of old shellers. although it would make a good hobby project but that where it stopped. 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. Ran your butt off keeping up picking. Age Grade Collector NOT INTENDED as a child's toy. Not sure where my brother found the three auger snow blower, thing is HUGE, at nine foot wide it opens roads fast. Got an old New Idea Uni-System? Next model I do not remember the model number. They were OK in their day, but way too many moving parts that were slightly underbuilt equals lots of breakdowns. Registration is FREE. There are a few survivors that I know of used by seed companies for cob corn. Add to Compare. New Idea Combine harvesters by brand. the combine/harvester forum on yesterday's tractors has discussed uni's now and then. 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. 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 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 . Follow along as I build two 164 scale 3D-printed New Idea Uni-Systems made by Farm Factor 3D. I was going to start a new topic on " Uni-Systems" and this was already here! Then a 708 with the Pukins in it. Overnight shipping is possible on some orders. Return to Photos Click image to enlarge. Looks like a good idea. "name": "Yesterday's Tractor Co.", In my area the Uni was popular with dairy farmers like my dad, as it was handy for several jobs. Add in the needed 4wd and stronger framing and they got pretty expensive. . Dad traded one of ours for a JD 7700 combine. We had a 702 with the creamin gimmy in it. It featured a 152 hp 113 kW Cummins engine. 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. The machine itself never caught fire though. 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 ! New Idea 819 Uni Combine. In real life these multipurpose farm machines. Owner is hiring the work done. While he was picking seed corn the boys were chopping corn silage with another UNI. Combine and cornhead were worn out when we got them so we were reparing on a weekly basis. But unloading on the go. "datePublished": "2020-12-24", Get Quote. The replacement engine is the same model as the orginal and only has a few hrs on it. And that makes me absolutely frickin sick. The whole outfit was a big toy mostly. Contact Midwest Auction Pros with any questions or to view this item. 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. New idea model 325 corn picker 2 row narrow 8 roll husking bed shed kept very nice machine financing available through farm credit express. dresser-530-wheel-loader-specifications 3/3 Downloaded from avenza-dev. }, Still have it and would like to see it go away. 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. Later on he bought a used low houred 800 with an 838 husking bed and an 844 head. Sell Mine; SAVED . No picture allowed, sterile environment! Also had a combine for it also a 717? None of these trademark holders are affiliated with Yesterday's Tractor Co., our products, or our website nor are we sponsored by them. Helped when we needed parts. Blower was a real serious unit, not quite in the SnoGo category but much more than most of the 3pt units out there. I do wish my wife's grandpa had lived just a few years longer (for a multitude of obvious reasons of course) but selfishly I would have liked to have known him. There is also a MM brown 4 wheeler mule with husking bed and 2 row head on it in the barn. Absolutely disgusting. The owner was a friend of my parents and he recently died of cancer. He picked some ear corn for me with a six row head and it really kept me hopping pulling and unloading wagons. Apparently that was not bad enough to stop me from buying my own this past fall. If the corn starts shelling after the ear is picked, its like pushing sand to get the ear back to the knives. This multi-purpose power unit had several uses, from being a corn picker to a forage harvester. 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. Just the nature of the beast, it was average at everything in order to make it do everything Paul Snow blower was a monster in the day, big and tough. Far as switching tools, dad had three boys to help so that didn't take long to remove the chopper and put on the combine or cage sheller. It has a Continental 6 cyl engine. Too bad they couldn't have got ahold of Melrose DT international engines for them. History Don't think he's had it out last couple of years though. It was said he was the largest mover of uni system in the Midwest.don't know if that was true or not however. September 27, 2006 in General Chat. 1 with rear wheel assist. Finally into the 2nd season and many calls to dealer and NI the took into the dealer and found two pulleys out of round. new idea uni system specschaska community center day pass. Large harvesters with over 500hp engines can gobble up fields so fast, it is more economical to hire a custom operator. And also a 12 roll super picker with a 4 row head. The entire thing appears to be in good shape exept that is sunk into the dirt. Back in the late 60's my dad had a 703 with a 13' grain combine and a 3-row 30" sheller unit . 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. New Idea bought the Uni system from MM about 1965. If you're looking for any older New Idea parts, corn picker parts, spreader parts, or Uni System parts, please contact us for part availability. All rights reserved. There are two basic types of power unit, belt drive and hydro. Categories . Don't want to break your heart but the neighbor had a farm sale a month ago, had three 708 diesels they didn't even bother to get them running or move them to where the sale was, the scrap man cut them up. I have chopped haylage and high moisture corn with it. I did like the bin extender when conditions allowed us to pull a wagon. Small diameter carbs and huge bores made for gobs of torque..at lower RPM. Torque on those engines were really pretty good. Kinda scared me. I did like the bin extender when conditions allowed us to pull a wagon. I attended some service schools at Coldwater, the rarest Uni was the Ford Turbo four cylinder if I recall. Combine unit was slow to get much done also. Large harvesters with over 500hp engines can gobble up fields so fast, it is more economical to hire a custom operator. it sure liked the gas unreal consumption! Lamont, IA 50650. Cost about the same as a 4296 MM combine and 4 row corn head. Dealers won't give anything for them, but if you try to buy one uff da. They sold it on an auction two years ago for $700. 4 NEW IDEA Equipment in Linville, VA. 4 NEW IDEA Equipment in New Baltimore, MI. The replacement engine is the same model as the orginal and only has a few hrs on it. There are a few survivors that I know of used by seed companies for cob corn. You can tell at long distance. Too small for a big farm. It featured a 152 hp Cummins engine. Too expensive. He has a short Irish fuse. 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. Tires are good. Sold Price: USD $6,000.00 "We've been building big grain conveyors for 20 years," says Lindquist. The last few years they just opened up fields with it to make it easier for the combines to get in. Have a 727 husking bed and 3-30" 725 head on it. That 426 Allis was a good weight for the top of the scrap pile at the processor IMO. jm2cw jt bit more of my thoughts. In my area the Uni was popular with dairy farmers like my dad, as it was handy for several jobs. Tractor Construction Plant Wiki. We're hiring an Academic Advising Assistant (full-time continuing - CUPE $25.52/hour) at Camosun College. 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. Still have it and would like to see it go away. $40,000. We had a 702 w/ combine, chopper, and huskor in the 80s. "url": "https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/graphics/smllogo.png", Kinda like having a mounted picker on a tractor to mount and dismount. had a ear corn picker. He taught me everything I know about over reacting on machinery. Lot better than a pull type. It lacked traction on my hills, right tire had weights, needed more. junio 16, 2022 . Our neighbor had one and I think that is the only time I was around a Uni-Harvest. i talked to a gentleman that knew about them,with a sheller attachment on a hill it was overloaded pulling the wagon and all, that little Z engine, in a V configuration,just couldn't hack it. It was an earlier one with the V6 and orange in color. Owners are getting more value out of those older power units thanks to Jim Lindquist. But there was no corn to pick, it was held during wheat harvest, but the thing that did impress me was that Self Propelled Combine with the round grain tank,and that Continetal engine, not sure of the number, but that was as smooth as any combine i ever heard cut wheat,no sickle knock what so ever! New Idea 800 Uni-System. - Vacum formed cab glass. "name": "Swindave" It featured a 220 hp (160 kW) engine. We haven't used in years, Some one should put this machine. 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. Weve been building big. I think they were one of the first to have adjustable stripper plates and snapping rolls . This is the operator's manual for the New Idea 801 harvester power unit. I bought it to pick 30 percent ear corn to sell to a dairy farmer who milled it and bagged it at his place. The last few years they just opened up fields with it to make it easier for the combines to get in. New Idea 706 Uni power unit Ford 4-cylinder diesel motor, 1979 New Idea 737 4-row husker bed bought new, 1970 JD 444 4-row corn head. About the only person that would be worth anything to would be someone who needed a mule for a snow blower in the winter. I have an 802 with a 3 row snapperhead and chopper, also a hay head. He sold more of them than you would believe. Dad's first was a 701 he used with both a combine and a chopper with both hay and corn heads. Other than that for the time it was a good machine , i liked running it . The New Idea 800C Uni-System harvester unit was built in the USA by AVCO-New Idea in Coldwater Ohio USA. Don't think he's had it out last couple of years though. New Idea Uni System Brochure 1966 - 701, 702, Combine, Forage Harvester, Sheller Pre-Owned C $16.62 Top Rated Seller or Best Offer from United States Sponsored 1990 WHITE - NEW IDEA UNI MODULAR HARVESTING SYSTEMS 12 page BROCHURE Pre-Owned C $12.80 Top Rated Seller Buy It Now from United States Sponsored The one I bought is a variable speed belt drive 706 with a diesel Perkins. Some of the attachments available for the 800C series power units included the: New Idea 819 Uni Combine New Idea 839 Uni Husker New Idea 868 Uni Forage Harvester Most of the same attachments were available and a corn head could be put on the combine to shell corn. Location: Waukon Iowa. All working order. We had a 702 with the creamin gimmy in it. Main/only picker at the time for seed corn. ", }, At some point the New Idea Company took control of the design and built the Uni-Harvest system. 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. I would definitely get rid of it if I could find a cheap hydro machine. The 401 V6 GM engine has been very reliable but terribly inefficient. Then a 708 with the Pukins in it. Anything that breaks down, makes noise and stinks. At some point the New Idea Company took control of the design and built the Uni-Harvest system. . Dad had a Minneapolis moline unit, ear corn and soybeans. What would he have changed if he was the engineer building them? Please use the navigational links to explore our website. Pick 2-4 times as fast, had a swinging elevator to the side for side loading while picking, all greaseable bearing, think I has one bearing fail in 10 years of use. My father in law had several Unis. Like Ohio Farmer said, it had the V6 engine and they didn't keep the stalks & husks away from the engine! "height": 57 Hicksville, Ohio NW OHIO 1.5 miles from Farmer OH. It is fun to run. "interactionType": "https://schema.org/CommentAction", Uni were never operated by the engineers who built them. gen2cummins: Posted 1/20/2013 15:51 (#2836226) Subject: New Idea Uni: God's Country, Iowa: These were before my time, and I would like to hear a little bit about these systems. They were well known for the Uni-System (Uni-Harvester), which they had originally acquired from Minneapolis-Moline. I had it 2 years. I have copies to sell and can get more information on that tomorrow along with some pictures. I liked the 709 I had other than the variable speed drive belt. He said he got to use several Uni-Systems in the 1960's and '70s. It was in the back corner of the shop in the dark and cold. Kinda like having a mounted picker on a tractor to mount and dismount. Call Mark with questions 319 231 0246. Last one I was around had a 401 V6 GMC. I remember one of my friends was over when we were probably 16. At some point, the New Idea Company took control of the design and built the Uni-Harvest system. Allen's Camera Photographic Equipment-RepairPhotographic Equipment & Supplies (3) Website 76 YEARS IN BUSINESS Amenities: Wheelchair accessible (801) 373-4440 36 N University Ave Provo, UT 84601 CLOSED NOW. "@type":"DiscussionForumPosting", Skip to the beginning of the images gallery. Don't miss picking corn all that much, especially cleaning out the cribs. They had just rebuilt the motor on it. That one wasn't too bad to work on. Second one had a v 6 gas. Had a good machine shed and got used to changing attachments. Visible Anyone can find this group. It was lost in a barn fire, and replaced with a 702. It didn't have a cab when we first got it, but we put one on it later. That made me laugh and reminds me of a story I was alway told about myself. In 1974, New Idea began selling re-branded lawn and garden tractors manufactured by General Electric. And an older 709 with a 9 ft. They had various attachments including a picker, sheller, combine, and a chopper at first. I thought it was a good buy for someone but also a very limited market for a machine like that anymore. Oh fun days!! He had dreams of a mounted baler and snowblower, but didnt get to those before the cows left. Like night and day. But there was no corn to pick, it was held during wheat harvest, but the thing that did impress me was that Self Propelled Combine with the round grain tank,and that Continetal engine, not sure of the number, but that was as smooth as any combine i ever heard cut wheat,no sickle knock what so ever! It would really twist a combine. Too big for a small farm. The one I bought is a variable speed belt drive 706 with a diesel Perkins. A neighbor had one back in the seventies that had a habit of setting the corn field on fire. Not all features of DTN / The Progressive Farmer may function as expected. "@type": "ImageObject", They just mounted up another picker and kept picking. Boss said it helps break them in, but I think he didn't feel comfortable hauling them on his trailer. I worked at a dealer that sold them. Thats because they would make it work the way it ought to. We had a 707 I think (non turbo perkins) and a combine that we ran a 4 row wide cornhead on. Too big for a small farm. There were a few around here, but most only used them for one purpose, and didnt bother with other attachments. Combine and cornhead were worn out when we got them so we were reparing on a weekly basis. My dad had a MM mule. I had driven a Uni 15 years ago picking seed corn for Kaltenburg seeds. How many folks on here complain about changing 3pt implements and the hassle of it? } Later, a baler and swather were made. I had driven a Uni 15 years ago picking seed corn for Kaltenburg seeds. We used to pick a fair amount of popcorn for a local company, and the uni husking bed did a great job of cleaning up the popcorn. It wasn't the machine's fault though, he would forget to release the parking brake and the trash on the brake housing would catch fire and drop into the stalks. Just one hay baler. Our AI tool automatically assigns a score from 0 to 10 based on the collected data. The "author": { had a ear corn picker. May have been the 702 but not sure. Gas engine. "url": "https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/graphics/smllogo.png", SKU: TE-4305OEM Common Parts Mahindra ROXOR New OEM . Also have 1968 701 mule with beefed up steer axle and 737 husking bed. The pwoer unit and chopper are still indie with chopper on unit. Cost about the same as a 4296 MM combine and 4 row corn head. He had dreams of a mounted baler and snowblower, but didnt get to those before the cows left. We don't use any other attachments with it- it is used solely for picking ear corn. Dee Implement in Waukon Iowa doesn't budge on their prices, and they have every model imaginable, many of the smaller ones. Combine unit was slow to get much done also. Much like my family, most of my wife's ancestors spent their whole lives raising crops and livestock. Dad's last one was a 708 that my brother still has. Was the snow blower an attachment offered,, or home made ? Too different, really. Copyright 2016 DTN/The Progressive Farmer. Then people learned/discovered Byron and Pixel machines. New Idea 800C UNI. Pa did a fair amount of custom work with it. Advertisement: Published on Mar 22, 2018 by horsepowers. One site said there were. Capacity wasn`t the greatest and limited sales. I bought it to pick 30 percent ear corn to sell to a dairy farmer who milled it and bagged it at his place. Located in Ackley, IA. 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. - Steerable rear axle. 6. }, 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.

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