Changes to my corn grinder New PICS.added pics

Ed has finally sent the rest of the pix. I had forgotten all about this until I saw the pix arrive today.

Thanks, Bill, for posting them. Spaceghost gave me his old camera, but not his posting skills. Ed

That pretty cool, real nice!! You gonna mount that on a skid or trailer of some sort to move it around? It'd be awfully heavy to pick up!!

That pretty cool, real nice!! You gonna mount that on a skid or trailer of some sort to move it around? It'd be awfully heavy to pick up!!

Its mounted on a frame, that will be placed on a trailer, for now. Might have a dedicated trailer built under it,at some point. Ed

All I can say is WOW !!!

Ed,

That looks great!!!! Guess I'm going to have to make another batch of cornbread to celebrate.

Bill

Ed:

That is really slick. I like how you have used the rear final and built the custom pulley. What did you use as the lever to put tension on the pulley Lots of questions .....

Nice job Ed, now it makes sense why you shortened the axel.

Ed:

That is really slick. I like how you have used the rear final and built the custom pulley. What did you use as the lever to put tension on the pulley Lots of questions .....

The tension lever is from a manure spreader. The final was used on my original cub pto driven unit, as a speed reducer. Axle was shortened, and new pulley was made. (Thanks Bristol County Agricultural High School) Ed

Elegant Engineering

Looks sharp, your hard work paid off!

Started the engine, today. Works, as far as tested. No corn to grind. Need to pick some up. Clutch works, grinder turns, nothing fell off! Ed