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Old 07-04-2011, 03:07 PM
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I bought a belt pulley attacment at RPRU and I thought I would Give it a try. Here are some picks for you to enjoy.
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Old 07-04-2011, 03:09 PM
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that is freak'n awesome!!!!! I love watching up at the state fair grind feed and the such with the big IHs. Good stuff!!!!
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Awesome pics, thanks for sharing!
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Yeah , I love seeing machinery run like that. Wished some of you guys did Cane and Molasses making using an old cub.
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Wow;

I've got a corn sheller and a corn cracker I have been wanting to hook up that way.

Soooo Coool!

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Awesome. I work at a feed mill and it looks funner doing it your way.
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That's darn cool, thanks for the pictures.
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Yeah , I love seeing machinery run like that. Wished some of you guys did Cane and Molasses making using an old cub.
That's a great idea... There's a "1855 Missouri Town" set up at one of the County parks here near Kansas City that used to run a sorghum mill using mule power, but Cub power would be pretty cool. Sure miss getting fresh-made sorghum every year.
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