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New Idea Hand Crank Corn Sheller. Need Information

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Rick

02-01-2004 15:24:20




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I am restoring an Old New Idea Hand Crank Corn Sheller that belonged to my granddad. My dad said he thought that he bought it new in 1937 or 1938. Could anyone please tell me what colors they were painted. It has galvanized sides. But I don't know what color the flywheel and handcrank should be? Also need to know what color to paint the angle iron frame. I see a little dark green paint but not sure if it is original or someone dripped it on there. I did a search on the Net with no luck. New Idea was bought by White. Then white was bought by Agco? No one has kept the history of the New Idea Company. Any help or a photo of a New Idea Hand Crank corn sheller would be helpful. Thanks.....

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Tim(nj)

02-01-2004 17:25:33




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 Re: New Idea Hand Crank Corn Sheller. Need Informa in reply to Rick, 02-01-2004 15:24:20  
I have a circa 1940 one that was my great-grandmother's (she shelled for her hens). The angle iron frame is indeed dark green. The flywheel on mine appears to have been New Idea orange, but I don't know if they were all painted that way. I would assume the crank is the same color as the flywheel. Mine has been converted to electric motor and belt drive, so no crank.



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Rick

02-02-2004 15:30:26




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 Re: Re: New Idea Hand Crank Corn Sheller. Need Inf in reply to Tim(nj), 02-01-2004 17:25:33  
Thanks for the information.
Rick..... ..



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