Posted by rustred on April 02, 2023 at 07:43:48 from (74.214.153.210):
the neighbor came yesterday and wanted a few pails of grain crushed. i still have the grain crusher that came from the Timothey Eaton co. from way back then. it still has the decal on it but getting hard to read. i believe this unit is from the 1950's. for the ones that dont remember Eatons , it was a big clothing company and we used to get a big thick catalog in the mail each year and mother would order our clothes this way. then they came in the mail in time for the new school year. i still remember riding to Edmonton in the 1956 pontiac in early 1960's. actually the hyway was still a gravel road and not paved. it was about a 50 mile drive. i used the W6 TA to run the crusher as was the way it was done around here with the old W6 in the same log building.
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