1892 Farm Corn Sheller in Operation
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- This sheller was used on the Hertzog Homestead in the late 1800s when Daniel Buch lived and farmed here. You can come see it and farm life when you visit our bed and breakfast. Make your reservation here: www.hertzoghomestead.com
You can't have too much praise for the minds that created tools like this .
My grandfather had one that was similar. Of course he replaced the hand crank with an electric motor. (He wasn't one for passing on improvements.)
Lucky me, i finally found one for myself. One step closer to making my own fresh organic corn flour.
That is awesome
I used one of those many times when I was a kid and teenager.
Yo trabajé en una máquina de esas bueno recuerdo saludos desde Costa Rica limón guacimo
Is your machine still operational? Certainly does the job.
Had one similar on our farm in NM 1950s
I have this same one
That is awesome!
Come on Uke, only 20 more bushels. Uke: my arm fell off!
This is what we all should be doing! People eat unhealthy food then go to the gym. Doesn't make much sense
Que digo yo que la maquina la podían poner más cerca de maiz o es que ella quiere andar para mantenerse en forma
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great
Need to hook a small motor up to that...
I now have the best answer to my question "How does a combine work?"
I have a R. Sinclair Jr & co Baltimore screw propeller Patented. 1853 8 in . Can anyone tell me what its worth
👍🏻manatap
His feeder needs to be more efficient, lots of wasted cranks
Look like Amish.. I love the Amish and Mennonites.. I'd be hooking up a motor, a bicycle or even a tractor to run it though..
и так каждый день.....а если поставить двигатель будет очень быстро.
Yeah...definitely would be faster with an engine....
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Si habrá desgranado maíz esa máquina