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In May I was in Lakeview, Oregon where I attempted to get some good photos of a geyser they have there. On the edge of the property where the geyser is, I spotted this old farm implement. I have no idea what it was used for. It would be helpful if someone could name for us. However, claiming it would probably not go over too well with its owner.
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I can tell everyone what this is. It's another in a long line of beautiful photos, brought to us courtesy of seagirl7! As for the farm equipment, I bow to the rest of the folks here. i have no idea what it's called. Thanks, Terry. connie

They were used well beyond WWII at least in Canada. I was in my teens and actually worked on a family farm in rural Manitoba in the late 1950's that was still using one. We collected the sheaves by pitchfork from the field with a horse drawn hay wagon and hauled them back to the barn where the threshing machine was powered by a PTO (power take off) from a tractor.
They have been replaced by the modern day combine.

This was a combine not just a thresher. It has the header platform, I think maybe it was a horse drawn machine.

Here in Ohio in West Liberty they have a labor day festival and some of these machines are on display and working throughout the three day event. Also old tractors and other old machines it is a great place to spend the labor day weekend.

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It is a grain threshing machine, or a thrashin' machine depending where you hail from. They ceased to be used subsequent to WWII.

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