Vintage Windmill and Wind Generator Forum

Thanks Mike. That’s just me. I work for an electric company on the power lines and have access to bucket trucks. I live outside the small town of Sanger that’s North of Dallas.

Thanks Dan. Will do on the pictures.

Thanks Windy on the landscaping. I haven’t open the Elgin up to see the internals and what condition they are in. I just filled it with transmission oil as to aid it coming apart when I get to it. Chuck at the Windmill Bed and Breakfast said it had wooden bearings in it and to use hard grain maple ...

Got I up and going a little over a year ago. Thanks for asking and thanks to all for the help from everyone. Maybe if the house projects let up I will dig out the Elgin Wonder A and give it a go.

Thanks Windbob. Glad your back.

Thanks PaulV.
It’s been a little different this year. I lost my bother of 38 years last month because of COVID. We were close and lived 6 miles apart from each other.
On a higher note I did finely get my Baker Monitor up and flying this last weekend. So thanks to all with the knowledge and advice ...

For some reason the black and white one would not upload from my phone. Used the computer this morning.

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It’s over looking the city park in Wamego Kansas for everybody to enjoy. As far as I remember everything is still their on the inside except for where they cut in the electric motor to make it move. It’s about 40 miles South of where ...

Thanks Windybob.