We sold New Idea at our ford dealership, early 70's had a new one at the farm too, can't remember the beater type on it, was not a flail, first one of these I ever saw is our 212, and this 216, 212 has an apron on the back, holds more. I remember the wooden plaque that had New Idea wood burned in, I had a N.O.S. one around somewhere too.
Concrete block, well we seem to have crushed stone coming up from the stall base, gets into the manure, sparks at night, never do they come towards the operator, though I don't look back. Ice chunks would be interesting, I have a bunch of those from chopping out around the barn. Those big metal blocks on the ends of these shanks, I make sure to check em, if one of them ever came off, like not to think about that !
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