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Topic: Something i found 16 years ago..pic..
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| Thesmoothedeere
12-17-2012 19:06:03
69.171.171.1
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 While i was shuffling through my grandpas old workshop. Any idea who made this ? Under the rust there is the word BOSS stamped in . How did someone shuck with one of these? Do you start at the top of the ear and rip down ? |
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| Bus Driver
12-18-2012 13:50:48
67.213.35.47
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to Thesmoothedeere, 12-17-2012 19:06:03
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| Enjoyed the comments below. I helped with that too. In those days, among the rights afforded to people was the right to starve if you could work and did not. All your efforts produced just enough to get by. |
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| pete black
12-18-2012 10:46:47
166.205.55.21
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to Thesmoothedeere, 12-17-2012 19:06:03
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| go ask the boss, she may tell you. |
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| Thesmoothedeere
12-18-2012 11:44:27
69.171.171.233
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to pete black, 12-18-2012 10:46:47
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| I researched it . Was called The Boss made in Illinois . Can't find any pics like the one i have though. |
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| bill in in
12-18-2012 04:00:07
50.104.223.40
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to Thesmoothedeere, 12-17-2012 19:06:03
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| What I find interesting is that carpal tunnel was unheard of back then... |
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| RayP(MI)
12-17-2012 19:45:49
207.241.137.116
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to Thesmoothedeere, 12-17-2012 19:06:03
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| We had a simpler device, a small metal spear shaped device with finger loops on the back. Held in the palm of the hand, opposing the thumb. Metal piece was used to open the ear at the top, then the thumb was placed on the shuck and it was pulled downward to the base. A couple or three passes, and you had it pretty well shucked. |
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| Berth 29 opinions
12-17-2012 19:56:39
68.49.9.180
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to RayP(MI), 12-17-2012 19:45:49
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| | I too spent many hours in our cornfield with the simpler one you just described. Three pulls and the ear of corn was shucked. Snap the ear off and toss it on the corn wagon. In front of the tractor would pile them up. Pull the tractor forward 60 feet - and start over. 6 rows a day, the field seemed to go on forever. |
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| RayP(MI)
12-18-2012 13:03:03
207.241.137.116
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Re: Something i found 16 years ago..pic.. in reply to Berth 29 opinions, 12-17-2012 19:56:39
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| You"re right about that. Gets old real fast! Especially in the cold. I only got the privilege when we opened up a field for the picker, but can remember my dad shucking corn in the barn all winter... When they still cut and bound corn into shocks, and hauled them in on a haywagon. |
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