Now just exactly what is it that you don't like about me?

So. Let's talk about childbirth......Being that you're a guy you probably can't imagine what that feels like. Let me help you. Take a 10lb bowling ball and stick it up your left nostril. Yeah, you'll need something to chew on.

 

|Hey now, That's not what I meant I mean find something to stump us with

I have all the respect for women and childbirth.. ||I was with my wife during both kids birth, and I was asking for an epidural. It HURT just watching

 

OK Willie, time to go find us something out in the barn....

 

It's OK, I was just kidding.......

As for finding something to stump you, yeah, I misunderstood that but I figured you were kidding anyway

I think I'm better at guessing than asking. Don't have a digital camera either (yeah I know, get a life!).

 

built in 1905 .. i`m not real sure what it is myself
..

 

What's that on top ? a screwdriver tip|? ||Is it the first steam powered cordless drill?


Maybe some kind of windmill powered mill grinder?

 

It's a mill. Goldens (foundry) made several different versions. Used to mill sugar cane, and other things, to turn them to a liquid like substance. A common thing to do in GA back in the day was to put sweet potatoes and syrup in one, mill it to a liquid substance, and feed it to farm workers. Some of the pieces are missing off it.

If I am wrong, shoot me, but I'm 99% sure that's what it is.

Next......

Whoops, didn't see your post Mike. You're right, it's a mill......

 

it`s about as big as a 5 gallon bucket and def was meant to grind something .. i`m not sure what would have powered it .. it mite have been powered by this thing

 

I saw one of those one time, but it had 2 rollers instead of 1. They said it weighed 800 lbs. and was turned by 2 horses that walked in a circle around it. There was a big piece of iron on top of the post thing that the horses were attached to (poor things!). It apparently had an output of 70 gallons per hour!

That's a realy cool fence in the background, BTW.

 

wow, this one might take awhile, like days!

 

Car engine if i wasn't tired I'd climb into the storage and get my books, I'm sure I've seen it before.

 

I asked a friend thought a Flat Head from maybe like a 49 Dodge
(Yah I know can you guess)

 

here is a clue .. the statler brothers said the name of the car this engine came out of in their song ( would you recognise jesus ). linda may know now .. she knew ( you cant have yer kate and edith too )

 

Not a Statler aficionado, so I have no clue. Flathead from 48 FORD?

 

no clue here either, apparently they chose not to disclose any of the lyrics on any of the websites.

 

i was hoping someone would find the song .. for some reason it`s obsolete ,, it`s a flathead 8 from a 49 ford .. a friend wants to build a panhead-dropdead-knucklehead-flathead-harley bike using that motor

 

It''ll be a big sucker for the wieght ! I had the year right ? !/2 mark then

 

what's this

 

cotton mill?

 

it's part of one