More wheat with the All-Crop 60

[@CEng-ge6sw]

Very interesting to see the old combine working. I'm old enough to remember the Reaper-Binders and corn ricks here in the UK.

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

Thanks for watching!

[@DanHopkins-qj4es]

I have 2 1952 all crop 60 with clover screen it's may be a little slow when grains are thick don't want to break anything but it sure does clean engineering at it's best.

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

That's great. I'm glad that I'm not the only one! Thanks!

[@rwb409]

Nice seeing an old thrasher working, my grandfather had one just like that, last time I saw it working was over 50 years ago, I cut it up and scrapped it back in 2011.

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

That seems to be the fate of most of those.

[@threeputtatrvgc]

beloit ia threshing days google it

[@glennspreeman1634]

Fixed on one until early 60's. Always rusted out under the cylinder, dad patched and brazed time an time again. Had it behind a 1955 60 JD with live PTO and power steering. Really uptown.

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

Mine has a hole worn through under the cylinder too. I'm leaving well-enough alone for now.

[@davidkimmel5153]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertlong7033]

When all else fails get out the old All Crop. Still treasured by small seed growers. That Scour Clean makes a difference when it comes to cleaner grain.

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

It's fun to run. I'd like to get a couple more and have each one set up for special tasks. Thanks for watching!

[@wadmaileykeemhanjoseph8913]

Good morning sir .The same wheat combine ,can use for rice please?

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

Probably could. That's why it's called an allcrop

[@wadmaileykeemhanjoseph8913]

Thanks. I wanna start a wheat production, how could you help me please?​@@thumbcountrystuff4215

[@wadmaileykeemhanjoseph8913]

​@@thumbcountrystuff4215 Good night. Do you have any wheat milling please?

[@CEng-ge6sw]

Please tell us where Thumb County is. Is it USA?

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

The state of Michigan (yes, USA) is shaped like a mitten, and we're in the "Thumb".

[@gwenmcclintock2294]

SIR PUT YOU MIC. ON YOU SHIRT SO WE CAN HEAR YOU YOUR TALKING BUT CAN'T HEAR NOTHING THANK YOU LOVE SEEING OLD EQT. R7NNING

[@thumbcountrystuff4215]

Thanks for watching!

[@donvoll2580]

Yea it was not good , I turn on cc

[@CEng-ge6sw]

I heard it all very well.