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What color would this have been originally?

Love it! Just found one of these in the woods that I want to bring back to life.

How do you have the battery and coil set up

Nice sheller there! It's making for some quick work.

What year of unit is ths...30's?? 40's??

Searched this while watching a 1960s film Squad Car. Pretty neat to see this clip. Thanks

Had that engine driving a Montgomery Wards reel mower. But the tank was one-piece. Walked behind it many hours as a kid. 1950-56.

Love that old corn sheller. IHC. Is that International Harvester Company?

Cobs went to the outhouse.

can make shine with that??

Nice video. What kind of corn do run through there. That’s not sweet corn, is it? Also, what will you use that corn for? Feed, corn meal?

Good one 👌👍 love it ❤️❤️ super 👌, that rascal is built for hard work 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I had a friend who lived on farm and they had one of those. We shucked a few ears and were told never to touch it. Then a chain with a lock appeared on it. Apparently these are notorious finger and hand grinders.

Kinda sounds like a 4cycle but it maybe a 2stroke

I remember one of these in my grandparents chicken barn, I believe it was bigger but it's been 50 years. I think Dad told me he had to turn the crank a lot when he was younger or until about "52" when they bought the "Farmall Cub Cadet" and ran it of the PTO. Different life back then!

Better not to use gloves. If your glove pulls your hand in, just reverse cranking and get whats left of your hand out. I know

Nice

I have one just like. Great machine. I'm selling mine . 4kobo. Mine has a hopper on top where grain goes in. It has a box to catch all wind drops. I have about 28 different screens. Near central Wisconsin. I have video on here of it and find it on Wausau craigslist.

thanks for the awesome demo - many of these are rusted to the ground :(

My mom has had one of these sitting on her front porch for years and I finally decided to try to restore it for her. Her model doesn't have the blower feature on it, so it might make it easier on me. But it's missing the hopper, handle, and cross pieces for the feet. But it also has a tip at the end of the shaft that I assume is for hooking it up to a motor. I need to do a lot more research on this to be sure I fix it right. I really appreciate this video!

That's a pretty stoudt machine.

Do not know if you are still around but I now own this engine.

I looked a long time for mine. I ended up buying one at auction that was nearly gone. I rebuild the iron and made a complete new box for it. They are a fascinating bit of equipment. A motor is a nice touch. If I ever get the chance I want to pick up one of the hit and miss engines.

i need this, but how can i get ?

I need to know how the speed shifter work. Got one I'm restoring and it's on neutral. I need to see the shifter assembly

just got my CT2 running!

NICE

very nice engine. love to have one for my collection

Very nice

For a small operation, that's really efficient! If you built a bigger hopper you could really go to town.

what

I always wanted a goodall. My grandpa had a few growing up around the farm and they had Clinton VS-700s on em.

I have the same sheller but I don't have any corn.

about how many ears does it take to fill up a 50lb bag?

I love anything IH. never knew they made these. very nice!!!

pleas ken i hafe this send me to austria my frend bleas

Bob Nowak the model 1000 POWER Products engine that Tim Turner was trying to sell is my engine is still have it for sale it's never been

I have a model 1000 Power Products engine it is never been started up again original plug in it because anybody interested

I never bother with husking the corn if still has a husk on it. . . . It seems to make no difference at all with my older sheller. . . The sheller in one of my videos is turning at 200 RPM on the flywheel. . . Mine was considered obsolete long before your was built. . . Check it out.

Great video and very helpful. We just won a no. 27 at auction but ours is a line shaft drive model. I'm trying to find out anything I can about the unit and have been scouring everything from academic collections to discussion groups. I wonder if you have any documentation for your Clipper? I have a lot of cleaning and some minor repairs ahead of me before we can use ours and am looking for any information I can get my hands on.

If you need a reverse clutch disk, let me know, I have 2 of them!

Salut prietene!In locul rotii mari pune o fulie cam de 20-25 cm diametru si un motor da cca 750w cu o curea trapezoidala si scoate manivela.Te-ai automatizat

I found our sheller. It was buried, but I have moved enough stuff I can get to it and test things out. It actually does have the fan, but the belt is missing and the fan is frozen solid. A little oil will get that going, but I'll need a belt as well. The only other problem, besides a lot of rust, is a screw that fastens the crank appears to be missing and the crank just slides loosely around the shaft, but I was able to spin everything by the flywheel and it will work! I hope to get it pulled out even further so I can take a better look at it while I'm still here.

that's why they called the banker fat, cause he didn't do any work LOL

Sir, That will be a fine looking tractor when you get it restored. Those tractors are made to last not like this throw away "Carp" They sell today us Today!!! Could you tell me what size the rear tires are?

I probably would had driven that cleaner with a gas engine- specifically a Briggs & Stratton model A.

Good video. Fun to watch.

We have this same machine. I used to put walnuts down it when I was a small child. I do remember seeing ours working off a tractor once, but that was long ago. I haven't seen the machine in years but my dad says he still has it. I think I'm going to check it out during my next visit.

Thanks for showing how it worked and what is inside of a sheller, I have never seen one, what was the dry corn used for? corn meal? surely you didn't hand process all of your corn crop for seed or feed?

@ 10411069 The big wheel on the side has a built in groove for a motor or engine to drive it...