chuck machinist
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What Forum is the appropriate to seek knowledge of these old irom relics? CM
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Absent Minded Farmer
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Here, their respective brand board i.e. Case, IH, Deere, etc., tractor talk, tales, implement alley, etc, etc. Don't think anyone's too fussy & I'll only see a couple posts a year on them.
I know a little.
What's on your mind??
Mike
I know a little.
What's on your mind??
Mike
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chuck machinist
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We have this whole grill Tucktaway in the shed belong to the Albemarle Antique Power Association.She was made in the 1930s. Ill see if I can get the name of the side. Just curious if anyone knew of this bean sheller CM
Loosehandle
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Interesting, I would have guessed older
than that. 100% wood
than that. 100% wood
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chuck machinist
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I guess my interest in this inquiry is to share the history of early agriculture with folks.CM
Absent Minded Farmer
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Good call, as there isn't much out there on these older machines. Did you get a name off of it by chance? One observation, a solid wood construction would put that machine roughly before 1930. Specialty equipment like the Birdsell clover huller stayed wood throughout their history, but those machines were done by 1930. The complete steel machines were already on the market at that time & people weren't looking into buying a wood framed anything by then.
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