[SEL] Fw: Re: SEL Kibiling Mill

[Steve W.]

Could it be a kibbling mill? Like you use to make kibble (think dog /
horse pellet style food)
They use a roller to make the damp crushed ingredients into a long
tootsie roll shaped rod, This is then dried and broken up into pieces.


Steve Williams
Near Cooperstown, New York

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Subject: [SEL] Fw: Re: SEL Kibiling Mill




-------Original Message-------

From: nick
Date: 03/30/05 08:28:04
To: Paul Russell
Subject: Re: SEL Kibiling Mill

Hi Paul as i can get no information on it all i can call it is what the
old
farmer i got it
from called it he told me his dad got it new so any suggestions as to
when
it was made
or what it is really called will be good i think as their is only one
roller
and then you
adjust in or out a plate to it then it just cracks  the corn


Nick Holden
Banbury
Oxfordshire (UK)
nick at holden1.net
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4284455&a=31700683

-------Original Message-------

From: Paul Russell
Date: 03/30/05 03:30:31
To: nick at holden1.net
Subject: SEL Kibiling Mill

Gotta ask as I ain't real smart, but what is a kibiling mill?
Thought it was like a grist mill, but only one roller.
Looks real good. Like the "original" looks more than the "refurfished"
look.
Thanks for your time.


Paul Russell
Riga, Michigan
hit_n_miss at tc3net.com



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