Posted by charlie M on February 19, 2012 at 10:41:14 from (74.46.64.183):
Wasn't muddy behind my barn today so I decided to try shelling some corn. Its last falls crop and it has only dried down to 20% moisture so I can't do much at a time and get it to keep in a bin. Its been too damp of a winter instead of real winter around here. The sheller is a New Holland I found about 20 years ago in a junk yard for $20. It will shell as fast as I can shovel it and cleans a cob completely. I can do a pick up truck load in about 20 minutes. The tractor is a 43 H. It doesn't look pretty but mechanically all it needs is a tank of gas and its ready to go any time. The machine next to the sheller is a NH hammer mill. If this was 1945 I'd be bragging about what a modern farm I have. I hope the picture comes out OK.
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