Looking for a complete tail vane for a 6’ open gear Currie…also needing the lower pivot mount hardware and a tower cap.
Thx
Currie tail vane
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Wind Charger Mike
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Re: Currie tail vane
I saw a currogated one on fb mp earlier. Looked like it might have been a 6 footer, not positive.
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Wind Charger Mike
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Thanks I’ll check it out.
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Wind Charger Mike
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Now have a tail vane that matches my patina…just need a lower vane swivel, tower cap and storm stay.
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Re: Currie tail vane
super simple design w/wooden pitman arms , i can't imagine how often the farmer was supposed to oil that open gear , and didn't .
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Windcatcher530 Dan
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Re: Currie tail vane
Really cool looking mill . Love open gear mills.
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Wind Charger Mike
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Me too…I try not to stray from the early wind electrics but there’s something about the open gears. They’re kinetic sculptures with patina.
