Shelling cob corn with a white 1210 corn Sheller from the 70s we burn corn cobs for heat

[@nashguy207]

Thanks for sharing. Always good to see Danny and his family. They work hard for sure!

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

Yes they do

[@GeigerFarm]

That is a very nice sheller! Can't say as I have ever seen one of those before! That is so neat the way it separates the cobs and husks.

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

Thanks 👍

[@edelm6062]

A well engineered set up I enjoy all your videos. Thanks.

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

Thanks for watching!

[@pinesedgefarm1155]

I never knew White continued the corn sheller. Thanks for sharing.

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

yes I don't know how long

[@robwoods5537]

U should video how they heat the farm with the corn cobs ,very nice loader u have sweet potatoes. Goderich ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

thinking about it

[@jazzerbyte]

Interesting to see a way to store ear corn and shell it with minimal labor - when in the past it would have taken 4-6 people to run all the stations as it emptied the corn storage bins.

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

true

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

Good morning that time of year again

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

yes it is

[@MissouriOldTimer]

man, they have some nice equipment, that loader is just like the one cowboy car crusher uses but his has forks on it to lift cars into the crusher.

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

yes they do

[@Whipple1]

That’s the way to do it!
Cheers!
Whipple

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

hi Whipple

[@Whipple1]

@@Bigdaddy1992. Howdy! Looks like harvest is in full swing!

[@WallysPlace66]

I was going to ask what they do with the byproduct but you answered that question. Interesting.

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

it is

[@howardkoster4026]

Interesting. Interesting too that the by-product can get used as well...
I've not seen this part of farming. Just dairy farming. Very interesting......

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

Thanks for the info