Posted by John in Mich on September 20, 2020 at 16:13:35 from (98.224.238.10):
In Reply to: ear corn ? posted by swindave on September 20, 2020 at 05:41:43:
I do none of the below listed processes...now. Our first year, I was 7, we had a corn binder and a corn shredder. I rode the binder behind dad driving our Oliver Hart-Parr 70. Dad then put the bundles into shocks for drying. Later, the Oliver was belted to the shredder and the corn was fed into the top and ears husked. The ears went into a wagon to be shoveled into the crib. As that was work intensive and dad only had me as a helper, he hired our corn to be picked for the next 2 years. My job was to shovel into the crib. Dang that guys 2 row picked fast! Dad bought our Ford 8N to replace the Oliver. He soon purchased a Woods Bros. Dearborn one row, PTO drive picker. It worked but the 8N sure had it's work. I still had my shovel! Dad then added a Farmall H to the farm. It pulled the picker much easier and the 8N spotted the wagons. I was old enough to take the 8N down the road, and I still had my shovel. We stopped all farming shortly after I left home in 1963.
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