Vintage Windmill and Wind Generator Forum

As you cab see Windy we got Kevin onboard and Helen is my friend in Australia I get my Windmill Journal from. I'm going to check my collection of Windmill Gazettes should have the copy somewhere I keep all of them. Thanks Kevin for giving the number if I can't find my copy I'll be ordering it.

Thank you! How nice of you to add information!

Here's a little more that I found....

https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/13030/tf3j49n9hb/

http://vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/de ... px?id=2168

https://www.google.com/search?q=Byron+J ... 40&bih=757

There is a lot more to Jackson than his windmills.
He was a remarkable man and he encouraged and supported others to develop new ideas and companies.
If you have time, take a look at the attached PDF.

Kevin,
You might want to ask Paul to add your pdf to the "Windmill Manufacturer Literature and Documentation" section of the forum. Just a suggestion.

Regards and Happy New Year!
Jim

Thanks Kevin. That's really awesome information. Also, thanks to Wayne for starting the whole thing.

Wayne, yes that was me who responded to the post. I'm thinking I posted a link to the article back then on the old forum.

I thank all for getting interested. I knew it interested me when I saw it and wanted to know more. Thanks Kevin for the pdf. I'll be reading it and saving it and probably print me a copy so I it will be handy for future reference. When the name said Agriculture Works I was thinking there had to be a lot more to the story.

Windy I read your post. What is interesting in the history of the man it talks about a self feeder for cutting grain and delivering to a traveling thrashing machine. Under a thread in smokstack a man posted a picture of what looks to be a traveling thrashing machine. It has a platform on it for the baggers to bag the grain and a shoot to slide the bags down to the ground like they had on the first combines.

Thanks Wayne for the post always happy to see different mills