That would be a Hardy rice combine

Not a Hardy or Sweco They were made in Wallaces shop right where they are kept today they have D6 drive train but configured diff from Cat there is a belt PTO on rear of case that takes power from a GMC 6-71 and put it thru the trans backwards and out to the tracks and the thresher is a Case and its powered by another 6-71 there are still 3 of them at the shop. Wallace was much like the Heidricks they took parts and pieces and made something better then you could buy to do the job.

According to the guy working on it on Friday he said it was a genuine Hardy.

I was talking to George Rankin's wife (George worked for and built Hardy machines) and she said that there were Hardy parts on the machine but that it was not a Hardy.
Thanks
Ken