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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Seeds of doubt

What's really different is that the planter has six pegs on the wheels to vibrate the seed box. There is also a lever with 14 different settings to change the vibration levels from very soft to very hard. Can someone please help me find out more information about this unknown planter?

- Eugene W. Frey 13215 County Highway 95 Upper Sandusky,  OH 43351 (419)273-2825

Hats off to "Rusty Iron"

I always look forward to my next issue of Farm Collector. But what I really look forward to is Sam Moore's column, "Rusty Iron." They've always terrific, but the August 2003 column, "Deering's Journey," was superb. I learned more from that article than from much of what I read on a daily basis. Hats off to him. You have a wonderful writer there.

I do have a suggestion. The magazine should include the writer's and editor's e-mail addresses, much like on the "First Things" column, so that the readers can directly correspond with the writer. Of course, they may not want to be encumbered with thousands of e-mails from readers. Nevertheless, many other publications do this as a normal practice.

- Lynn Vernon, 168 Garland Line Road,  Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426; e-mail: lvernon@midmaine.com

Editor's note: Contact information is provided for all writers who wish to be contacted.

Ponderous pulley

My dad had this pulley block with a rope latch in his garage for many years. Its patent dates are July 9, 1889 and August 14, 1894. Its color is gray-green, and it's about 19 inches long. Does anyone have information about this mysterious pulley?

- A. Robert Thorson, 265 Humble Lane, Corvallis, MT 59828

Poetic justice for old iron

While attending a tractor show this summer, I found this poem tacked to a wall in an old farm machinery building in Millville, Pa. Touring this old International Harvester dealership was part of the show program at the big IH show at Bloomsburg, Pa. I think that this poem says it all about us collectors of old iron.

- Gene Preston, 319 Mill Run Drive, Rochester, NY 14626; (585)225-7218;  e-mail: geneff79@eznet.net


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