Homemade Apple Grinder Belt Driven by a 1934 International Harvester LA Engine

Over the past four years, Dave, a neighbor, good friend, woodcarver and inventor has worked on improving his innovative designs of a home-made apple grinder and press. This year, instead of using an electric drill to rotate the grinder wheel, he rebuilt a 1934 single-cylinder International Harvester LA Engine, mounted it on a wheeled cart, installed a pully on the engine drive shaft and used a long belt to spin the grinder wheel. How cool is that!
Background: Our friends and neighbor, Dave and Barbara, invited us and another neighbor over to their backyard to observe the process of grinding and pressing apples, picked from their apple trees, into juice. David, a highly skilled woodcarver, designed and constructed both the apple grinder and press out of various types of wood. It was a fun and delicious experience! What a great way to make use of a large number of apples instead of letting them fall to the ground and rot like many people do. Thank you, Dave and Barbara, for sharing this wonderful homegrown organic food solution!