Cleaning Seed Wheat with Clipper No. 27

A short explanation of cleaning seed wheat with a Clipper No. 27 seed cleaner. This specific cleaner was made sometime in the 50's or 60's. It has the following optional features: roll feed hopper, upper and lower cleaning brushes, variable speed v-belt fan drive, adjustable fan intake covers.

[@TheRobertralph]

Good video. Fun to watch.

[@Caterpillar955]

Thanks for the demo! I'm looking at an X29D, 2 of them. I need more augers!

[@nevermorefarm]

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.

[@douro20]

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

[@andylonsdorf1294]

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.

[@rotunda57]

I hear an eccentric bearing knocking.