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farmerjohn

09-15-2002 18:44:22

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I got an old vanbrunt drill this spring, it has wood wheels, had been kept inside and the wood parts are good but the fertilizer compartment is pretty well rusted. I think it was origionally for horses, the levers stick way out in back. Is it worth anything? I don't ever intend to use it so is it worth restoring or should I save the wheels and junk the rest? I hate to trash anything but one has only so much room to save what's worth keeping. I got it for hauling it away, the previous owner was going to junk it.

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Dan

09-16-2002 16:11:02

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Re: old vanbrunt drill value in reply to farmerjohn, 09-15-2002 18:44:22

I don't know if this is of any value, but a friend just bought a 1912 Avery wooden thresher called a "Yellow Fellow" of course the old separater is painted yellow. Has been shedded almost all the time. Cost him $3000CDN. I would not be in a great hurry to get rid of old implements.

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Jerry S

09-16-2002 15:28:57

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Re: old vanbrunt drill value in reply to farmerjohn, 09-15-2002 18:44:22

I believe I read where the last wood used on the drills was in 1933 and even then the wheels were steel. I would think a wood wheeled and boxed drill would be very desirable. If you don't need or want it, I am sure someone would buy it from you.

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Jerry S

09-16-2002 15:26:37

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Leroy

09-16-2002 06:01:53

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Re: old vanbrunt drill value in reply to farmerjohn, 09-15-2002 18:44:22

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