I've had multiple Little Giant shellers built at the local foundry. Several children could keep up with a flock of poultry, and several hogs. Thank you Ed.
I've had multiple Little Giant shellers from a local foundry. Mostly the shellers, and burr mills were for feeding poultry, and a few hogs. The young man had the cranking part right. A piece of wood to apply pressure on top sped the operation up. Thank you Rick.
Lots of work.
Pretty cool 👍
Thank you Bryce!
I've had multiple Little Giant shellers built at the local foundry.
Several children could keep up with a flock of poultry, and several hogs.
Thank you Ed.
That also works cracking walnut shells. Ask me how I know.
Love it! 👍👀👍
The little guy really is enthusiastic. Thank you Kev.
That’s pretty neat, I can’t even imagine how many hours people have spent cranking that thing.
I've had multiple Little Giant shellers from a local foundry.
Mostly the shellers, and burr mills were for feeding poultry, and a few hogs.
The young man had the cranking part right.
A piece of wood to apply pressure on top sped the operation up.
Thank you Rick.
Thats pretty neat! Also the same folks who produced the Plymouth light industrial locomotive!
That I didn't know ! Thank you Eric.
@@brycewiborg8095 Sure thing! 😊
My mother had a cherry pitter that looked just like that
This works for cracking walnut shells too.
Thank you.