Picking and Shelling Ear Corn New Idea Single Row Corn Picker and Ottawa Corn Sheller

[@jamysteid]

Keeping the corn feeding constant makes them shell all the corn off the cob better great video

[@Ham68229]

These machines may be old but, still the best in my opinion. Good to see them still running and working. Thank you for sharing, cheers :)

[@JaymeGoetz]

Appreciate the comment

[@stevewilson1388]

I wish my old 60 looked as good as that one! There's nothing like the sound of those old two cylinder JDs. We had a similar New Idea, one row picker when I was a teenager. Ours might have been a bit later model. Nothing like work to keep boys out of trouble, at least that's what my Dad thought. 😂

[@herbhouston5378]

Oh, the memories that flood through my mind as I watch this. I grew up in the 50s and I remember the John Deeres. That Allis Chalmers. New Idea. All those old equipment. That was my understanding of farming. Thank you❤

[@JaymeGoetz]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@robertmarino2158]

Great group of men , love the Bibs , antique farm equipment memories , stay safe , love the history.

[@JaymeGoetz]

I agree! Thanks for watching.

[@robertmarino2158]

Nice to see equipment working, that is a sweet JD 60 , memories , stay safe , enjoy , my father used a team of horses back in the 30's & 40's , no tractor , I helped my uncle Benny & his father in the early 60's , JD model A , JD model B & my favorite was a 720 JD gas , I learned a lot , great memories , it is still in my blood , I cherish those days today ! Keep the videos coming , thank you .

[@JaymeGoetz]

Thank you!! Make sure you check out our other videos

[@deanbahley1221]

Remember as a kid me and the neighbor girls would shell corn with hand crank shelter. We thought it was a blast!

[@JamesSmith-wy7zk]

Hello there. This is Jim from Georgia. I meet you at your Father’s antique store. I said I would follow you guys. Glad to see you made a post. When I’m up there next I’d like to come by and maybe you could put me to work for a day or two at no charge. I like old school. All the best!

[@JaymeGoetz]

@@JamesSmith-wy7zk it’s our uncles store. So glad you found our videos. Appreciate you watching.

[@PeteAndersen-e1s]

Hey guys love the video please don’t quit be safe thanks Pete from Wisconsin

[@sharonsuchsland2095]

Looks like these fellas really know what they are doing here! The open belt there might be a safety issue.....nah, not at all!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@johnhenderson299]

Great memories

[@JulianKeller-om6wz]

That's a pretty sexy John Deere.

[@vickieshannon2531]

Great video !

[@JaymeGoetz]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jameskelley8839]

How were you able to use the PTO to power it correctly as I'm guessing it came with either an engine, OR could it have been belt powered?

[@JaymeGoetz]

@@jameskelley8839 pretty sure it was factory PTO

[@hturbo1007]

Corn Sheller didn't have a drag?

[@JaymeGoetz]

No it didn’t, we just got some today

[@hturbo1007]

@JaymeGoetz the drag will make it so much easier. We have a Minneapolis Moline 1200 with 6 sections of drag and we can go a long way into corn cribs. Not too much shoveling. When we shell from a wagon it takes just one drag. We can shell over a thousand bushels per hour when we're set up in a large crib.