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Re: shelling trench in a corn crib
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Posted by matthies on December 05, 2004 at 07:12:56 from (12.10.27.59):
In Reply to: shelling trench in a corn crib posted by mile0001 on December 05, 2004 at 06:10:39:
The trench was for the sections of conveyor/elevator sections to be placed once shelling was being done. This way as you worked your way into the crib you removed the boards and then you didn't have to scoop the corn as far, the sections took the corn to the sheller. Look at some old shellers they usually had sections hanging on the side of the sheller. The sections were chain driven off of the rear of the sheller. At least the MM sheller we had was that way. chris
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