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Topic: Sawyer Massey Threshing Machine
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| Daynee
08-18-2012 07:54:38
69.168.144.147
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 I just pulled this home a few days ago and was wondering if anyone could put a "around" date on it! Thanks daynee
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| Bret4207
08-20-2012 16:42:23
64.19.90.196
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Re: Sawyer Massey Threshing Machine in reply to Daynee, 08-18-2012 07:54:38
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| A quick google search says Sawyer Massey was gone by 1920. How long Massey-Harris used the name I didn't see. The grease fittings may give you clue. Zerks didn't come out till '29, if that helps. Previous to that they used grease cups or open oil holes.
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| farmerjohn
08-19-2012 12:21:29
74.98.34.107
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Re: Sawyer Massey Threshing Machine in reply to Daynee, 08-18-2012 07:54:38
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| Just trying to figure out the background, is that a big black cloud or what?
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| Daynee
08-19-2012 17:50:20
69.168.144.144
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Re: Sawyer Massey Threshing Machine in reply to farmerjohn, 08-19-2012 12:21:29
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| Funny , I just had some time and thought I would photoshop it!
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| Dick2
08-18-2012 16:22:39
174.26.218.15
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Re: Sawyer Massey Threshing Machine in reply to Daynee, 08-18-2012 07:54:38
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| I don't know about that thresher, but looking at the design, I would guess it was made in the late 20's to mid-30's. It looks similar to the McCormick that Dad had from the same time period. I know that he got is used before I was old enough to remember it in 1939, which was about the last year that he used it to harvest ALL of the grain. He still threshed some to get a strawpile in the cow yard into the mid-40's before he abandoned the threshing machine.
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