What company made this

[fodman]

i found this in a pine thicket on some land i bought while doing some clearing. it has some green pant left in a few places but not JD green.no name anywhere. it is all there and it still turns and the plunger goes back and fourth so i think it would still bale hay. also in old barn there i found three JD sulky plows, what i think is a stalk cutter, a hay rake, IH hay cutter, a planter, two row bottom plow, four drag harrows, one disc harrow. single trees,double trees, walk behind cultavators, plows and other stuff that i havent figuared out yet.i guess when they quit farming, anything that would fit they put in barn. i'm like a kid in a candy store.. i dont know if photos will post, having trouble getting them to workhttp://photos.cubfest.com/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=10678&pos=0

[Bigdog]

That's a great find! Check some of the cast flywheels closely. Many times there will be a logo cast into them. I'm not familiar with the old hay presses but it could be an IHC even though you see green paint.
Here's your photo:

[Bill Hudson]

Oh, Oh, looks like we've got another magic barn! Keep the pics coming.

Bill

[SONNY]

The hay jobber a is case.---at least looks like! thanks; sonny

[dgrapes59]

There was a great article on hay presses in Nov./Dec. Red Power Magazine. Yours looks a little different, but may be a resource to find out more about it. Todd Markle did the article and welcomed feedback. farmallgray@aol.com , evening phone 814-422-7632
Hope this helps,
David

[knucklebuster]

Great find! where are you in Arkansas?

[Dan England]

Bill: The zip puts him pretty close to you, Clark County, in or close to Gurdon. Dan

[knucklebuster]

Bill: The zip puts him pretty close to you, Clark County, in or close to Gurdon. Dan

Well crap I guess I am blind Dan! I sure thought I did not see a zip there...thanks for the help

[56cub]

Great find ! It lokks like it is in really good condtion dor being outside for so many years.