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Re: Brands of hammer mills
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Posted by Delbert on September 07, 2003 at 15:53:48 from (63.77.102.173):
In Reply to: Brands of hammer mills posted by Wayne M Kittler on September 06, 2003 at 13:58:48:
Wayne there were a number of hammermills made john deere had them, ihc made several, wetmore was a name brand, sears roebuck, montgomery ward. The other gentleman gave a good explaination of how they work. The old burr grinders have plate like things that rub together to grind feed. I have a letz grinder that john deere sold in later years ihc sold a burr grinder that was belt driven from belt pulley on tractor as were most of the hammermills. In later years the companies put pto,s on the mills just easier to run them. Not much help but all i can think of right now.
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