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Actually,when I do this test, the most difficult problem is how to fix the sample. I will be appreciated if there is a video showing us how to fix the samples of different shapes.

Awesome picture

You always wanted to clean the cribs out the following year. Never wanted to carry corn over. Rats would move in on old corn.

Later on when combines come out there were some farmers would rig there combine up to shell out of a crib. I still have 2 wire cribs I could fill. I thought about rigging my combine up to shell the cribs out next summer. I still grind some livestock feed.

Good machine. Our local sheller was a 58 International and a MM Sheller. Know for sure it did 1500 bu. a day at least on 1970.

Isn’t that hydraulic motor cheating…every one knows we’re not to stick their hands

Nice setup, first corn crib I’ve seen that didn’t have any rats🤓

Very interesting video thanks for sharing well done you all

A good guided tour of an impressive machine 👍

When family and neighbors got together to work and fellowship

Lot of years of experience running this equipment. Ingenuity, common sense and Jerry rigging. Thanks from an old CT farm hand.🇺🇸🐢🐄🚒🚑

Why didn’t you guys go to a lower level or lobby?

Weci co wogle że to seks jest siesz jechełe pocik

Weci co wogle że to seks jest siesz jechełe pocik

lovely video

nice content

lovely content

amazing stuff

What are they doing to him

Thank you for doing this. It brought back memories of when we did this, 50 years ago, as a kid.

I was afraid of damage when using the tractor to set the drags!

cool video, love the race...love swimming videos. subscribed.

I like this rig. To bad it didn't have more corn to shell

The truck and sheller rig is pretty cool....looks like it has very respectable capacity. Shelling corn was always a fun time when I was a kid. The neighbors would come over and all work together. Then lunch time all together. Great memories....

What brand is the truck and the sheller?

What does it cost to shell per bushel

I am 60 now, the day required teamwork, I remember our Days.

I truly admire how America received its food. Thanks for recording history, without it were lost of how the process has developed.

Safety used to be a Family Culture!!

You guy's were more safe than today!!

Jim you are really good, you are a true CEO. Not many made like you left, your extremely a well rounded guy.

That's a great old set up, glad to see you using it and thanks for sharing!

A great way for a family to work together.

what brand of sheller is this?

was unit a pull type that was mounted onto a truck?

This truck is now in Pittsburgh Kansas I believe. They drove it up to Adrian Mo for the Summer steam show of 2014. They left the show just as the heaviest rain to see Adrian in quite a while started!

Did the Cob Truck and the Leaf Wagon go to Fort Scott too? Seems like the Leaf Wagon had to go with it because it had the Special Boards in it. You just can replace those Special Custom Boards.

Kindly send the price to aymanshady50@yahoo.com

It's a 1944 Buda diesel from a Greyhound bus dropped onto the 1932 Le Moon truck the sheller is mounted on. All items on the sheller were junked or used items except for 4: The sheller itself, the transfer case, the variable speed transmission on the rear (to vary the speed of the drags independent of the elevator in), and the Frantz oil filter.

What engine is that? Cummins? what make of truck? looks un-familiar,as far as the 1950 rigs that I remember.

Joliet Big 6 corn sheller

what brand sheller is that?

Don, I'm not familiar with my grandfather, Harold Kemmerer, ever owning a Cook Special. As I understand it the sheller in my videos was purchased new in 1950 after Grandpa traded in his previous sheller. The sheller in the video is the only sheller he had from 1950 until his passing.

Don, I'm not familiar with my grandfather, Harold Kemmerer, ever owning a Cook Special. As I understand it the sheller in my videos was purchased new in 1950 after Grandpa traded in his previous sheller. The sheller in the video is the only sheller he had from 1950 until his passing.

What ever became of Harold's Cook Special? I remember his machine as a nice one that he took good care of.

Found it out myself: He said: "Buda engine"

Of which brand was the engine...? Can´t quite understand it. Did he say "Bührer"?

That mouse at 6:15 ,,, We always had rats in our crib. Never saw a mouse in there.

That sheller really goes through the corn fast. I love it. I have put two bushels of ear corn through my 1891 moutvill 2-hole corn sheller in one minute. Search my name to see it in action.

Fort Scott is where I, a grandson and caretaker of the machine, live. Yes on family treasure. If I hadn't made arrangements to have it stored in Fort Scott then the previous museum would have kept it.