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By John C. Addengast and Jr.
Published on April 1, 1988
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(2) His 4 HP Fuller & Johnson # 14895 built 3/14/14. Parts were gathered from other pieces of equipment at low cost
(2) His 4 HP Fuller & Johnson # 14895 built 3/14/14. Parts were gathered from other pieces of equipment at low cost
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(4)Lindsay Bros. 'Junior' cider press. Addengast would like to know the age and a current address for Lindsay Bros., who he thinks are still in business. He bought the press in 1986, and now presses over 200 gallons of juice in a year, all with
(4)Lindsay Bros. 'Junior' cider press. Addengast would like to know the age and a current address for Lindsay Bros., who he thinks are still in business. He bought the press in 1986, and now presses over 200 gallons of juice in a year, all with
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(7) This 1896 Dixie Rea huller was given to John by Norm Wilson of Ocheyden, la. Does anyone have any information on it? It has a 12' wooden spike tooth cylinder, crank on both sides and turns very hard.
(7) This 1896 Dixie Rea huller was given to John by Norm Wilson of Ocheyden, la. Does anyone have any information on it? It has a 12' wooden spike tooth cylinder, crank on both sides and turns very hard.
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