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Hand Crank corn shellers

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rjacksonKY

11-18-2007 16:17:00




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I collect hand crank corn shellers. The big floor model type with the big flywheel on the front and hand crank on the back. I know that IH and John Deere made hand shellers but did any other tractor companies make any??
Also if any of you guys know of any for sale in the Kentucky area or surrounding states give me an email. Thanks [email protected]




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farmerweber in PA

11-20-2007 00:21:20




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to rjacksonKY, 11-18-2007 16:17:00  
I've got a old wooden two hole ,hand cranked sheller that is painted like a Deere but I don't think it is.Bought it off a friend of mines dad years ago for 10 bucks.Works pretty good but needs some work.Just saw dad's cousin the other day and he asked me if I wanted his dads sheller.It's a IH cylinder sheller with a cob elevator.All I have to do is figure out how to get it out of the barn.



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mark

11-19-2007 10:16:46




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to rjacksonKY, 11-18-2007 16:17:00  
I have 4, all different makers.

JD 1B
New Idea
IHC
Hocking Valley

I don't THINK that any of the tractor companies actually made them, but contracted with smaller implement makers to produce them. The IHC for example, looks like another brand (?) I have seen sold and the David Bradley sold by Sears is very much like the New Idea I have. I haven't researched the history of who made what...just observed the similarities of the ones I have seen.

Whomever made the old Hocking Valley...also sold them with all sorts of names on the exact same sheller.

I had to rebuild 3 of mine, the JD 1B is all original...but could use a paint job. The man I got it from, said his dad bought it in 1944.

There's always several on ebay and generally have a war price affixed and of course, they expect you to drive to BF Egypt to get it.

I have enough crank shellers, now to find a good cylinder sheller to run with the Super A. Lots of this stuff is sitting either rotting away in a fence row or in the back of the barn under 6 inches of dust and chicken poop, and is considered useless junk until you want to buy it..then it becomes a priceless heirloom! Go figure!

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rjacksonky

11-19-2007 15:32:20




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to mark, 11-19-2007 10:16:46  
Mark,
Thanks for the reply.
I have 4 shellers now. 2-JD 1B's, Marseilles wooden, and a New Idea.
I would like to find a IH in good shape. See lots of them for sale in OH & ILL. There all about 300-400 miles from me. It's is hard to justify the price for the sheller and 3.00/gal. gas to go get them.
Thanks,



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Illinois Farmall

11-19-2007 05:33:55




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to rjacksonKY, 11-18-2007 16:17:00  
I have a New Idea corn sheller that my grandfather bought when I was a kid. Still in great shape with 95% of the original paint and lettering on it. Don"t know what model it is as I haven"t found a model number on it anywhere.



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rjacksonky

11-19-2007 06:24:30




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to Illinois Farmall, 11-19-2007 05:33:55  
Thanks for the reply.
I also have a New Idea sheller my Granddad bought new in the late 30"s or early 40"s. I will try and find out the model number and post it for you.
Thanks.



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Stephen in SOKY

11-18-2007 20:03:10




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to rjacksonKY, 11-18-2007 16:17:00  
Saw your ad on fleabay also! Biggest group I've seen around here is always at Amish sale on Perrytown Road first Saturday in April. I've got a New Idea, electrified, but I still use it.



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old

11-18-2007 16:35:34




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 Re: Hand Crank corn shellers in reply to rjacksonKY, 11-18-2007 16:17:00  
My mom has one that was sold by sears. I know she would like to sell it, if she doesn't I will end up owning it but I too would most likely sell it



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