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Rosenthao cornhusker shredder

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Jerry

03-26-2002 18:53:26




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any one have any spects on this machine or any books would like some in fo on it thanks jerry




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Dave

03-27-2002 05:38:50




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 Re: Rosenthao cornhusker shredder in reply to Jerry , 03-26-2002 18:53:26  
I don't have any specs or books, but do know that they first made wooden frame shredders in 4 and 8 roll machines and possibly 2 roll machines. Later they went to a totally steel machine. The 4 roll was most popular and the 8 roll was for the custom operator and required alot of horse to run it especially in tough conditions. The first steel machines were galvanize and the later ones were painted red. I have worked with both a 4 and 8 roll machine. The 8 roll can ge fed by two men but you better have some horse on the belt.

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03-27-2002 05:37:04




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 Re: Rosenthao cornhusker shredder in reply to Jerry , 03-26-2002 18:53:26  
I don't have any specs or books, but do know that they first made wooden frame shredders in 4 and 8 roll machines and possibly 2 roll machines. Later they went to a totally steel machine. The 4 roll was most popular and the 8 roll was for the custom operator and required alot of horse to run it especially in tough conditions. The first steel machines were galvanize and the later ones were painted red. I have worked with both a 4 and 8 roll machine. The 8 roll can ge fed by two men but you better have some horse on the belt.

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