A game of what is it?

[jon f mn]

Ok here it is, I'm not sure the machine is a case because there are no markings but it came from a case dealer with a new implement. Here's the story: I was at an auction and bought a case implement. As I was getting ready to leave with it the farmer came out of the shed with this. He said that when he ordered the new piece he told the dealer to make sure he had everything he would need. This is one of the things that came with it. He said he never used it. I've known about these, but this is the only one I've seen.



 

[Kow Farmer]

I'm going to take a wild guess here and say it is a grain cleaner or some call it a screener? You auger grain into it first and it cleans the grain before it goes into a grain bin.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)
 

[jon f mn]

It is not a screener or cleaner.
 

[RGMartin]

is it a sizer? Sort seed by size so it will fit your plates?
 

[MoMac]

Got anything to do with treating the belts or canvas?
 

[Adirondack case guy]

Rich,
I think you hit it on the head. Bro and I talked about it this morning on the phone. We decided that since he had the mtd. picker that it was a a seed sizer also.
Loren
 

[jon f mn]

You got it. I looked for one of these for a lot of years, then stumbled across this one by accident. When I stopped at the auction I had no idea that I would be buying anything then saw the 4 row planter and bought it.
 

[Flewster]

It is a corn seed grader. It sorts out rounds, small flats and large flats. I wish I had one of those as I am now raising my own open pollinated corn and would be good to have. Nice find
 

[jon f mn]

Interesting logic there Loren. lol. Can't say I would have taken that route. I thought that since I talked about the planter a few days back that that would be the giveaway.
 

[tomfg]

It's clearly a machine to wash your hamsters in.
 

[dboll]

haven't you got a truck to drive or a living to make or something?
 

[C. Amick]

What kind of open pollinated corn do you raise? I've raised Minn-13 (yellow corn)and Silver Mine (white corn) before.
 

[Adirondack case guy]

Doug,
Smile, and relax, tomarrow will be a new and better day!!
Loren
 

[Stephen Newell]

Dang, I thought it was a early machine to pick lotto balls.
 

[Adirondack case guy]

Jon,
I guess Tom and I, forgot about your purchase of the planter, and because it looked like a hand operated "Scour Kleen", we were thinking about harvested crops, rather than sorting seed to put into the planter in the spring. I would say that the gentelman who sold that was a real salesman, and made a "value added" sale!! LOL.
Loren