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1:64 John Deere 7760 Cotton Pciker With Cotton Bale, Rc2

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1:64 John Deere 7760 Cotton Pciker With Cotton Bale
(Toy) Rc2
Release date: 2009-09-01

John Deere replica
Measures 7.25" x 3.50" x 3.25"
Ages 14+


Price: $29.99 $11.00

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anyone have have a picture of a 499 john deere cotton picker?
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The link below is not great, it is a photo of an old, used 699 Picker. I do not think there were many differences in the 499 and 699, but I am not an expert. They are both pretty old machines.

2007-08-12 19:23:03 by Kyle B

JOHN DEERE 7760 COTTON PICKER


Short video of a new round bale cotton picker in Baker co. Georgia. Running at 5.2 mph, each round module is approx. 4.5 bales of cotton.

did john deere make a 9935 2 row cotton picker?
Cotton Picker 9970 SRD



According to this link they did
http://www.petrasinternational.com/index .cfm?cmd=5
John Deere 2 Row Cotton Pickers
9935
1997 2001
1998 4001
1999 6001
2000 8001
2001 10001
2002 12001

2007-08-09 18:45:08 by Lori B

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