Posted by rustred on October 16, 2021 at 19:09:33 from (74.214.153.210):
got the old chop building cleaned up a bit and today was the day to get her done. loaded 50 bushels barley on the old dodge and run it threw Mr. Eatons , ( eatons grain crusher). 1950's vintage. this is the same crusher i used to make chop for the cows in the 1970's.run with a 100 'x 7 endless belt. was my job part of the chores when in school. even used a 1950 W6 mccormick the same as i used to use. 45 minutes to run it through the crusher by pail. good thing i had a nice red head to help me as she wanted some chop for her cows too. made the chop loaded her 20 bu. tote bag all in less than hr and a half. was a good day to think about the old ways of doing stuff. even cows liked it. <
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