I wish I had had this when I was a kid. Our parents or older relatives would make wood boards with rows of fence staples, not all the way in, so that we would slide the ear of corn along the board and get one side in one move. Others would cut dry cobs and make a round sort of “sheaf” tightened with wire, and same idea; they would slide the ear of corn along the cob tool. Memories.
Yeah great for the kids, they loved it at this year's pioneer days in our area, so I bought one of these corn shellers in the flee market, so now the kids want to see if this corn sheller will work, we have to wait until I get a decent box for this operation 😀, I'm excited as they are, can't wait for them to shell some corn like their great grandparents did and explain why they had to do what they did
My granddad had a bigger one that I used to shell corn with. It was about 4ft high and had a 2ft diameter heavy wheel that had a handle on it to crank it with. Pretty easy once the wheel was up and turning , and you could fill a 5 gallon bucket pretty fast. The cows/horses picked up their ears when the sheller was running. ;)
l have rubbed blisters on my hands shelling corn like your daughter is doing at the start of your video. The sheller is a better way to do it. Thank you for sharing.
Right !!! I did that in mexico the old fashion way they tie up like 100 of the dried cobs then use it sort of like a grinder but you have to rub vigorously with your hands now thats rough you hit your fingers on the cob roll and it hurts like a bitch!!!
Seriously. I'm seldom one to judge but I've been looking for a sheller because they seem like a super quick alternative to shelling by hand. Admittedly I only have a small crop with just me and my girlfriend, but still.
I've used quite a few of the older, made in America, shellers like this. I find it works better if you put the ear in pointed end first. Just my observation.
We used to make these here in America, a long time ago. We own two old ones which have been restored, but these Chinese knock offs are about the same and probably cheaper and easier for most folks. We had to use electrolysis to remove rust, paint them, and replace the rotten wooden handle on one as well. Ebay is chock full of old rusty ones.
I got one identical on ebay except it was all red, no green. But the wood handle was in a plastic bag with two of the cast iron mounting parts, and I noticed some of the red had come off the cast iron and was on the wood handle. I don't think powder coat rubs off like that. We then rubbed white paper on those parts and the red transfered to the paper. It only did it with the parts that were in the plastic bag, (perhaps keeping it moist?) I'm just wondering if the thing was spray painted, not powder coated? Is it even safe for use with corn intended for human consumption?
thanks for posting! would it make sense to you to train yourselves to put the small end of the ear in first? I think the teeth will grab faster that way, and productivity will go up. also, if your youngest is shown how to position herself, so she is cranking toward and away from herself, instead of her arm going left-right in a circle. See what I mean?
I still have the one we used when I was a growing up but here is the link you asked about. //www.amazon.com/Maximizer-Sheller-Green-Manual-Thresher/dp/B00ATGII4K
My grandfather used one of these for years to feed all his animals. He grew his own corn n used every part of the corn for feed. God Bless
I wish I had had this when I was a kid. Our parents or older relatives would make wood boards with rows of fence staples, not all the way in, so that we would slide the ear of corn along the board and get one side in one move. Others would cut dry cobs and make a round sort of “sheaf” tightened with wire, and same idea; they would slide the ear of corn along the cob tool. Memories.
Excellent presentation. Thank you and the girls in showing my wife and youngest grandson as to how easy it is. Happy holidays
Yeah great for the kids, they loved it at this year's pioneer days in our area, so I bought one of these corn shellers in the flee market, so now the kids want to see if this corn sheller will work, we have to wait until I get a decent box for this operation 😀, I'm excited as they are, can't wait for them to shell some corn like their great grandparents did and explain why they had to do what they did
great video and review, this is priceless family time at its best, thanks for sharing 👍
My granddad had a bigger one that I used to shell corn with. It was about 4ft high and had a 2ft diameter heavy wheel that had a handle on it to crank it with. Pretty easy once the wheel was up and turning , and you could fill a 5 gallon bucket pretty fast. The cows/horses picked up their ears when the sheller was running. ;)
bigwheelsturning we have one too
Yep I got one to, every year I plant and Shell a 1/2 acre field.
l have rubbed blisters on my hands shelling corn like your daughter is doing at the start of your video. The sheller is a better way to do it. Thank you for sharing.
People ask "isn't that hard on your hand or wrist?"
LOL😂😂😂
'People' don't know hard work.
Right !!! I did that in mexico the old fashion way they tie up like 100 of the dried cobs then use it sort of like a grinder but you have to rub vigorously with your hands now thats rough you hit your fingers on the cob roll and it hurts like a bitch!!!
Seriously. I'm seldom one to judge but I've been looking for a sheller because they seem like a super quick alternative to shelling by hand. Admittedly I only have a small crop with just me and my girlfriend, but still.
Wow! Watch the hair !
Como puedo comprarme una?
Cool. I really like that little machine..
I've used quite a few of the older, made in America, shellers like this. I find it works better if you put the ear in pointed end first. Just my observation.
I truly need this on our homestead " I need to research the price""and purchase a couple of them" WE grow a lot of 🌽 corn"
Great commentary and review of this. Thank you.
I have one but i wish it had the nubber for doing the ends of the cob too.
We used to make these here in America, a long time ago.
We own two old ones which have been restored, but these Chinese knock offs are about the same and probably cheaper and easier for most folks.
We had to use electrolysis to remove rust, paint them, and replace the rotten wooden handle on one as well. Ebay is chock full of old rusty ones.
Qingeaton American made had pride, now funny how USA feeds it's biggest competitors China
I would love to find an old John Deere 1A and restore it. On the list of projects that keeps getting longer haha
Saludos cordiales desde Costa Rica excelente video
My grandpa had an old machine that would push out a bunch of corn
Is the corn wet or dry and if dry can you use it when wet
Cuál es el precio del molino
Off grid! Very versatile
Great commentary
I got one identical on ebay except it was all red, no green. But the wood handle was in a plastic bag with two of the cast iron mounting parts, and I noticed some of the red had come off the cast iron and was on the wood handle. I don't think powder coat rubs off like that.
We then rubbed white paper on those parts and the red transfered to the paper. It only did it with the parts that were in the plastic bag, (perhaps keeping it moist?) I'm just wondering if the thing was spray painted, not powder coated? Is it even safe for use with corn intended for human consumption?
What were the lengths of the four pieces of 2x6 you used to make the box?
You can easily build this up to a bit so there is no waste. Although I'm certain what falls out you feed to other things, like he birds and whatnot.
@RMSpeltzFarm what size motor and belt would you reccomend to use with the corn sheller?
Is there a pool for who gets their hair cought up first?
if storing for long term food would the dried bits of husk need to be sorted out first?
Please show black walnuts
amazing video
Since I smoke a couple of them from time to time, do you ever use it to help you make corn cob pipes?
Thanks
thanks for posting! would it make sense to you to train yourselves to put the small end of the ear in first? I think the teeth will grab faster that way, and productivity will go up. also, if your youngest is shown how to position herself, so she is cranking toward and away from herself, instead of her arm going left-right in a circle. See what I mean?
how to buy online abroad, can you help?
what if you use motor for totating
Good idea
Shelling corn while I see this. But they wont send the machine to Denmark where I am : (
Watch for the hair girls.
How do you clean-or filter debris out of shelled corn?
Dónde la puedo adquirir?
Wie heist die Maschine auf deutsch, was kostet Sie?
Does this work with fresh corn?
Thanks
That is a Chinese made copy of a BLACK HAWK corn sheller made around 1903. It is the same as my Black Hawk except I'm not helping the CCP.
I am in Tanzania. How or where can I get this ?
Does it work with the thinner popcorn you were doing by hand earlier? I noticed you switched to fatter field corn when you demoed the machine.
yes, fatter makes it turn little harder but thinner does work too, sometimes it miss a few at the narrow tops
Is just me that Sew this vidoe during searching corn hub
does it ruin the corn for seed corn?
Hello. I want one of these for Colombia. What is the cost?
crank dat soljaboy
will this work for fresh pick corn, or just for dry one?I have over 200 animals and give them fresh corn each day but it take a lot of time
No.
sa kushton kjo mashin
does this work on wet corn?
Do you have a link for it on Amazon? I can't find it
Doesn’t that hurt? Oh my, what a statement on what we are becoming,
Wo kann man das kaufen?
Hello, I like the simplicity of the machine and would like to have you contact to discuss purchase. Thank you
Whats this product name
What brand sheller is that?
how much? how can I place an order?
máy này bán ở đâu nhỉ
how can I get a sheller corn
Does shelled field corn make good popcorn?
Field corn Ain't Popcorn Its Different, Table Corn, Field Corn, Popcorn All Used For A Different Purpose.
How to buy it,? Please say
Where to buy that machine?
How to buy this item.
I would like to buy one of them how I can buy one of them can you please tell me
I recommend looking on amazon for them www.amazon.com/Maximizer-Hand-Corn-Sheller-Green/dp/B00ATGII4K
Use your computer...
Price
where can i get it? and how much?
How much is that??
How does the green finish on the wheel stand up? It looks like it would come off and into the corn.
very good except on the tips lol after few years you can touch it up but I never have=)
Cuanto cuesta
where to order
whre to buy that
Where i can buy this?
I needed to machine, in Tamil nadu
Can we shell wet corn?
You can but it might damage the kernels
how to order sir her in philippines
Mag kano po?
Wer can i buy this manual machine?
Not sure sorry this are pretty basic machines
I recommend try amazon or google and shop online for them
I still have the one we used when I was a growing up but here is the link you asked about. //www.amazon.com/Maximizer-Sheller-Green-Manual-Thresher/dp/B00ATGII4K
Very nice.how much this one?
USD $81
@@austinheywood3255 Where? Please we need answers. Thanks.
Donde puedo conprar uno de esos
www.amazon.com/Maximizer-Hand-Corn-Sheller-Green/dp/B00ATGII4K
I looked on amazon and didn’t find it
www.amazon.com/Maximizer-Sheller-Green-Manual-Thresher/dp/B00ATGII4K/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
pleasanthillgrain.com/maximizer-hand-corn-sheller-manual-walnut-maize-dehuller?_vsrefdom=gpshop&gclid=CjwKCAjwo_HdBRBjEiwAiPPXpFR-SIEbIUIWhS3y1GAcdy9Mpg7nBvTyqRWtbejOHgIoBzIWkQNGahoCKfUQAvD_BwE
@@RMSpeltzFarm Thanks!
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Where can I get one of these
we used amazon few years back to buy it
Cool tool, remover the hair from the machine, it is dangerous.
I need 1
Lo lo
Hw
there is only one problem too many wastage on the floor
So put down a sheet before you start grinding!
I had to watch so bullshit Monsanto add to see this video