18' Stover Samson Wheel
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18' Stover Samson Wheel
18' Stover Samson Wheel. 8 sail sections, 5 sails per section. Missing 2 sails. Some sails need straightening, a few sail clips are cracked or broken. Asking $700. Will consider trades for windmill or windmill parts.
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Re: 18' Stover Samson Wheel
That wheel has some AirFlow characteristics to it, but I’ve never seen an AirFlow that large. Topper had some blades like that.
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Paul , now I understand why you were looking at the HUGE tail at the Trade Fair in September , the soil is fertile in Okla as your windmill farm keeps getting larger and larger ,
Re: 18' Stover Samson Wheel
My 14 footer has rectangular sails. Don't know what size mill they changed them from triangular to rectangular.
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Re: 18' Stover Samson Wheel
I believe the 18' at Shattuck has 'conventional' tapered sails.windybob wrote: Mon Dec 04, 2023 6:39 pm My 14 footer has rectangular sails. Don't know what size mill they changed them from triangular to rectangular.
I wonder if Stover started using rectangular sails in the later years, maybe when they began producing the AirFlow?
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Re: 18' Stover Samson Wheel
From what I read the Samson model S made the larger mills 14 to 20ft maybe those mills had rectangular sails ?