Posted by tom upton on January 23, 2022 at 10:57:35 from (204.237.2.83):
Attached pics show how we used to thrash back in the late 50's, 60's and even into the 70's. I have never heard of anyone else thrashing this way. Anyone on here done it like this or heard tell of anyone doing it similar? So I am pretty sure its because Dad had invested a lot of money into new Dion harvester, wagons etc and had a kind of partnership on the Dion thrashing machine with my uncle Harold Meyers ? Unfortunately I don't have a good pic of the machine as its in on the barn floor. I am sure that by the time the grain had went thru the harvester and then the blower to blow it into the thrashing machine there wasn't much thrashing left for the machine to do! Dad claimed there was very little grain loss, and he did it like this for two decades, so I guess it worked well for him. Worst part to me was forking loose straw out of the mow down to the barn floor then down the hay chutes then bedding up all the pens. When I'd complain Dads answer was usually forking a bit of straw in the winter is a lot easier than stook thrashing.
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