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Re: Random pictures that you did not take.
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Originally Posted by HO455
Vintage tools like that always make me think about when it was new and what a labor saving device it was. Before it you most likely had 5 or 6 people cutting and mashing potatoes but now you could do the same work with 2. One feeding potatoes in and one cranking the handle. I'm sure that they switched jobs as the crank man got tired.
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I do the same. In Baltimore they have the museum of industry. There's a complete canning operation set up, among other things
www.thebmi.com
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Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper
Electric vehicle I’d drive .
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Cool. I'd run that! They have quite a few electric vehicles at the Boyertown Museum of Antique Vehicles
www.boyertownmuseum.org
Do you think this is electric?
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