Recognize This?

David Ruark
April 2009

stationary thresher
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Perhaps these "bones" were once a stationary thresher.
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A group from our Lewis-Clark Antique Power Club has located some “bones” from an old stationary thresher, but can find no identifying marks. This picture shows the spike-tooth cylinder unit with a unique right angle gear drive. Hopefully one of your readers can help us learn the make of the unit.

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David Ruark
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