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Re: Horse Power needed to run this piece
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Posted by Mark Scholten on September 26, 2005 at 04:10:52 from (172.171.158.93):
In Reply to: Re: Horse Power needed to run this piece posted by Nebraska Cowman on September 25, 2005 at 13:52:42:
I really don't know if it is a 2 roll or not. I assumed the 2 meant second run as maybe 1-A was a wooden husker. As I look down in from the top there are 2 rollers in there. I know absolutly nothing about this piece of equipment other than it's intended purpose. I bought it because it is a cool looking little piece and it is all original as far as paint and stencils go. There is very little wear on it and everything is free and greased well. It should look good behind the Cub working or in the parade. Mark
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