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Restored 1938 John Deere 200 Spring Corn Sheller
I’m a retired farmer and thought your readers would like to see the 1938 John Deere 200 Spring corn sheller that I recently restored. It’s powered by a Waterloo Boy 4 hp engine. I bought the sheller from a retired John Deere block man in Garrison, North Dakota after seeing an ad for it in Green Machine magazine. It ri
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Restored 1938 John Deere 200 Spring Corn Sheller COMBINES Miscellaneous I’m a retired farmer and thought your readers would like to see the 1938 John Deere 200 Spring corn sheller that I recently restored It’s powered by a Waterloo Boy 4 hp engine I bought the sheller from a retired John Deere block man in Garrison North Dakota after seeing an ad for it in Green Machine magazine It rides on steel wheels and is designed to be belt-driven off a small tractor or gas engine When on display it’s shown with the Waterloo Boy engine
Back in the old days ears of corn were shoveled into a conveyor that delivered the corn up into the sheller From the sheller the cobs were delivered into another conveyor which dumped them into a pile or a wagon The John Deere sheller is very similar to the one found on a 2A hand-cranked sheller that the company introduced in 1938
L R “Pete” Petersen 1712 14th Ave W Spencer Iowa 51301 ph 712 262-3258; jalin@smunet net
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