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Re: The old Super A and the Hammermill
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Posted by Roger46 on January 28, 2007 at 18:01:31 from (69.58.159.19):
In Reply to: The old Super A and the Hammermill posted by Mark on January 28, 2007 at 17:28:32:
Mark, I think grinding ear corn is what takes power as my dad used to grind it for the cattle and it made the Super H lug down. Just grinding shelled corn with a 1/2 inch screen would seem to be easy (would be harder with 1/4 inch screen). I have an old Wards hammermill that is only a 10 inch. I only use it now to grind tree leaves which takes almost no power with my Super H. I adapted it to run off the PTO. I don't know who made those hammermills for Wards, but I have always been curious about that also. Roger
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