Posted by used red mn on February 15, 2021 at 23:05:25 from (75.73.112.20):
In Reply to: More feed grinding... posted by coonie minnie on February 15, 2021 at 17:33:46:
Back in the day on the farm in KS, if I remember right we had a 357, I know it had the larger mill which I think was a 21 in. I think the small was 16 in. It also had the larger mixer like that one looks to have. The tank cone is nearly 4 foot in diameter at the bottom and inside is another mix cone that turned with the vertical auger. When that tank was nearly full it took a fair bit of power to turn it. We used the Farmall M I now have on it most all the time. When that tank was near full there wasnt much left to power the hammer mill. The old M spent quite a bit of the time on that thing with the governor holding the carb throttle plate wide open. Quite often that was my after school job to grind a batch of hog feed. We farrowed in a 17 sow house, with 3 sets of sows a year. We would fatten out all the pigs produced, which counts up to quite a few with 10 - 15 per litter. Later they bought one with a smaller mixer, that one a Farmall 300 could run in a pinch.
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