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Re: McCormick Knife grinder
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Posted by Mingo on June 13, 2007 at 17:42:18 from (65.6.28.111):
In Reply to: McCormick Knife grinder posted by Wardner on June 13, 2007 at 17:06:59:
The gears seem to be just extra--I would bet that they have the same number of teeth as the one on the grinder. The grinder clamped to the wheel of a horse mower, you clamped the sickle knife to it and then the grinder moved up and down to sharpen the sides of two sections. You then moved it one way or the other until you had sharpened all the knife sectons. I would be most interested in the name on the rock you have. By the way the nuts that hold the rock on the shaft are left handed threads,
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