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Posted by Pete LaBelle on September 08, 2005 at 19:15:16 from (24.231.248.86):
Guys - Our club has had in its posession a Birdsell (not Birdsall) clover huller for many years. It is made of wood, spent some time outside, has no belts, and the roof is pretty rotten, the rest doesn't look too bad, but we don't know of anyone that hulls clover anymore. It appears like it will be a large & costly job to make it operable. Questions are: 1) Is this machine more valuable in different areas of the country (currently in SW Michigan) ? 2) Is there anyone interested in this machine? 3) The running gear with its wood wheels has some intrinsic value for some other projects, but I don't want to scrap out a machine that has some value to another group or region or certain collector, or is really rare. Looking for advice ........ Pete
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