OLD THRESHING MACHINE
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Location: Just north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
This model is called a Red River Standard, and is not in use today, but was used extensively on the Prairies here in Canada in the late thirties, forties and early fifties. For you folks who are interested to see how this machine works, there is a neat video, complete with sound just , click here
OLD THRESHING MACHINE belongs to the following groups:
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Vickie Emms
it’s in good shape too Larry, wow what a find
Larry Trupp replied
Thanks for your comments Vickie, did you get a chance to watch the video, on the link I provided…it’s actually pretty neat.
tigerlady96
Neat Find larry
Larry Trupp replied
I appreciate your comments Linda, did you take the time to watch that video, I provided the link…It’s actually pretty neat
Cheryl Dunning
cool find indeed :-)
Larry Trupp replied
Thanks for your comments Cheryl…did to take tha time to view the video?...I attached the link
Vickie Emms
no Larry, sorry I can’t watch YouTubes videos on satellite, stops/starts all the way through
Larry Trupp replied
OK thanks Vickie
jeffrae
Great shot and very interesting video…can’t believe all those moving parts and belts…kind of scarey but back in the day I’m sure it was amazing!
Larry Trupp replied
Thanks jeffrae, yes it is kinda mind boggling how it actually worked, but that was then, unfortanately some folks lost their lives here, because of the openess of the feeder, and all those motor driven belt around. Thanks for viewing.
Al Bourassa
This sure looks like an operational machine.
Larry Trupp replied
Yes they are very compilcated, but sure did the job back in those days., thanks for stopping by Al
Joanne Bradley
Your composition on this image is excellent. I love how the wheels on the building in the background mimic the wheels on the machine in the foreground!
Larry Trupp replied
Thanks for pointing that our, I appreciate your visit and your comments Joanne