kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
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J. Schwiebert
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Are we sure that is a 40 80 and where is the location/ Nice picture!
Richard G.
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Man, this photo makes my day.
Absolutely beautiful including the country side.
Wish we knew where this is.
Richard in NW SC
Absolutely beautiful including the country side.
Wish we knew where this is.
Richard in NW SC
BarryfromIA
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We are going back in time!
Janicholson
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That is stunning. I then think of the effort to get the entire process going. All incoming grain was in sacks, all loading by lifting and hand trucks at best. Taken to an upper floor
platform to be put in the hopper. ground and again bags filled. Greasing the shafts and open gear drives takes another half hour. Walking the intake to keep trash out. woof, real work for
real food. sitting down for 5 minutes for a cool drink of the water going by, petting the cat.
The Avery provides a different set of conditions, but just as much work.
This would feed a community of 200. when grain was being milled by indigenous people it could feed about 10 and took more time. Seriously cool image. Jim
platform to be put in the hopper. ground and again bags filled. Greasing the shafts and open gear drives takes another half hour. Walking the intake to keep trash out. woof, real work for
real food. sitting down for 5 minutes for a cool drink of the water going by, petting the cat.
The Avery provides a different set of conditions, but just as much work.
This would feed a community of 200. when grain was being milled by indigenous people it could feed about 10 and took more time. Seriously cool image. Jim
bmack95hd
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- Location
- Cahone, Colorado
Great scenery, several cool pics could be had from different angles. I
like it.
like it.
Richard G.
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Just took another look.
That creek has been up enough to undermine that rock wall some.
That creek has been up enough to undermine that rock wall some.
Richard G.
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I would say corn mill.
Looks like moonshine country around here.
Looks like moonshine country around here.
db4600
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I’m not an expert and I don’t play one on tv, but here’s my
argument for 40-80. The size of the drivers in relation to
everything else in that picture and the configuration of the
cab. A 40-80 has a much more rectangle side window than
the 25-50’s square window. Both have the starting handle.
argument for 40-80. The size of the drivers in relation to
everything else in that picture and the configuration of the
cab. A 40-80 has a much more rectangle side window than
the 25-50’s square window. Both have the starting handle.
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