The older tools are the best. I have 100 yr old parlor treadle sewing machine with the original wooden pitman rod.

Ok...I need a corn Sheller! That’s really cool! As the years have progressed...I do believe man has made things too complicated! Thank you for sharing.😊

They don’t make it like they used to. Glad you were able to keep a heirloom running. I’ve never seen one of these from my parts

Wow! I’d love to shell dry corn with that machine. Looks like a rewarding task. Thanks

We had one that me and my brother would shell corn for daddy. Ours didn't have a number on it. Enjoying the videos keep up the good work and God bless you

Well Justin, looks like you and your family would be prepared for anything this cruel world would throw at you. With all your gadgets.

I grew up the same as you using the same equipment -great video

neat.thats great how it takes the cob back

As a city boy, ive never seen such a thing in my life.

That was so neat. I have never seen one of these before.

that right there is one cool piece of machinery, enjoyed the video , thank you

Just got one off ebay for 90. can't wait to use it next year. I will have to do a video for my channel too. Thanks, God bless!

A good arm workout! LOL! Blessings

Thank you. You are a great young man.

Yea been waiting. I've seen these old shellers before that's cool how it spits out the cob. Have a great weekend get those mustard greens.

My dad had one of the box type shellers with the big iron wheel on the side. Us kids would get that baby cranking and pitch the corn in. It would shell 3-4 ears before it would wind down.

Always love seeing the older stuff used like this. I need to pick me one up. Have a great weekend fam.

Now,that’s a well worthwhile device for corn ! Can you use it for cutting the nibblets of corn off cob to eat for dinner time also ! ❤️🙏🏻💕

Thank you. Bought a sheller at a farm auction last Saturday. My first one.

Ingenious.

Ingenious design of our forefathers! Still applicable today. Thank you for the tutorial.

Justin I have an old fashioned corn sheller that has a large cast-iron wheel on the inside of it. When you hand crank it to get the momentum of the wheels spinning, there is a tray on top that you push the corn cob down into the receiving chute. Even put a large vessel underneath the shoot to catch the corn and the Cobs are easy to separate from that corn. I don't shell corn with it but I do shell off the hulls of my walnuts with it. Ìt has two settings on it for various sizes of cobs and/or walnuts. Hopefully next year I can put an electric motor on it to keep that Heavy wheel spinning but I don't wear my arm out!

This video is the bomb, especially liked watching the slow motion shelling.

I don't know if you'll see this msg since I just watched this video and you tube said it was 6months old but I have to say that was pretty dang slick. Makes me wonder how did someone come up with the idea for that sheller. More importantly I'm not sure how that cob doesn't just fall out of the sheller and into the box. Thank you again for sharing another part of your wealth if knowledge with us Justin. May you have a good one. Have fun take care

Enjoyed! I have a black hawk with a nubber, no idea how old it is. Could be be from the 1800's. Still works great

There was a squirrel outside my window while I was watching this and his jaw hit the ground when you started cranking that thing!! 🤣🤣😜 It really is a cool gadget and makes quick work of a lot of corn. You definitely don’t need a gym membership when you are on the working end of those things either!! I hope y’all have a great weekend, I know it has to be getting pretty chilly there for you to have on a jacket!

That is awesome. I have never seen one working before. Thank you so much for showing how the corn sheller works.

Thanks Justin for another great video. Always enjoy your videos. Have a wonderful weekend. When I was about ten years old I would work for a lady and shell corn on one of those for hours.

Very cool

Enjoyed this one Justin!! Those shellers are awesome. I love watching old stuff being used like this. GOD BLESS YA!!!!

We’ve had one for years and have used it many times. Good stuff. Thank you

Wish we had had one of those when I was a kid! I can still feel how sore my hands got between the thumb and forefinger getting the corn off the cob. But those were the days :)

Justin, either your hat is too small or your head is too big. Lol. I plant Hickory King white and Reids Yellow Dent. Those old shellers are a life saver. Thanks for your video, my friend.

This is the first time I have seen this instrument. Fantastic! I remember shucking corn by hand at my grandfathers farm. Guess he believed in busy hands don't make mischief.

Great work😍 😍👍❤

Thank you for showing us that old machine. Loved that. God bless.

that SLOW MOTION is perfection..😁 since that first video I watched from THE HOLLARS, using that ancient machine, i was fascinated and at the same time can't help wander, "HOW DID THAT shell went the opposite direction of its starting point?" FINALLY, I can sleep ..😂😂😂 I think I've watched enough of your videos to make this assumption : your channel is GOING BACK TO BASIC & PRACTICAL ... I learn a thing or every time I listen, then watched your video.. my job REQUIRED my eyes, so I plugged my ears with your channel and other channels too, then on my breaks I watched where I MUST see what you have just described.. keep them coming video.. GOD BLESD YOU AND YOUR GIRLS..

Gotta say that I’ve neither seen nor heard of a corn sheller. Guess I’ll need to search for one to go with my grist mill when I find one. What a useful invention and no electricity required. You’ve opened my eyes to a world I knew little to nothing about, bruh! Keep going, I have so much to learn. Thank you!

Genius design. They don’t make anything like that anymore

I just bought one from Lehman’s for about 85 dollars, on back order. 15 June 2022

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I love grits, but more on the savory side, not sweet.

I refurbishing one now. Have you ever made any videos on Smoke Houses? I am really interested

I love your channel. I'm trying to use mostly hand tools like that. About how much does one of those go for?

How do you deal with the kernels that the weevils damaged?

Hi Justin, do you know where a good gristmill like the one in your video where you dressed the stone's? I could even add an electric motor, but I would buy one if you know where a good one is, because I trust that you would know a good one. I have a cheap electric mill, but it isn't really good at making the flour out of the wheat i put in it, and the flour gets to hot. I also doubt that I could do corn. I don't need a real big one, because my granny was in the great depression and she had a small one that had a wood case If I remember right, but that was over 40 year's ago when I was a young kid. I looked at other new one's, and the thing's are junk, and I worry about aluminum, or the other metal's that just don't last. I have MS and the muscle's on my left side are weak, and i can't feel my hand, which makes doing thing's kinda hard, like buttoning a shirt drive's me crazy. The wheat i buy is non radiated non gmo, and I am trying to get better quality food because it might slow the progression down. Let me know if you can find one, I live in michigan, and will pay you if you have one. Thank you for your time, and God bless.

is that how it works???

Facts are hard to come by?

You need a flash light to light stuff up that your recording so we can see what your trying to show us

where I come from

like your content do you have email