10 foot Marseilles Mfg Adams castings

[SDSpangler]

My neighbor gave me some old windmill parts out of his barn, which turned out to be a 10 foot Marseilles manufacturing Adams wood windmill. I have the wheel, wheel weights, pump rod, brace rods. Need main casting, hub, tower cap and stay, and other miscellaneous parts. Any help, pictures, patterns, or leads on parts greatly appreciated.

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thank you, and happy new year! -Shane Spangler
785-547-6917, email shanedavidspangler@gmail.com

[windybob]

The Herrigs in Minnesota do a lot of wood wheeled mills. Anyone have a way of contacting them?

At one time, Paul Cowley had tons of stuff. Paul visits here, so he should see this. He did sell out tho, don't know what he has left.

Might try Dan B in S. Dakota. He can usually pull some oddball stuff out of his pocket.

[SDSpangler]

Thank you sir! I’m hoping to get this together eventually. Dan is always a big help. Happy New Year!

[Wayne]

Getting wooden parts for wood blades is kinda like pulling teeth. I wish I had got me a jig and learned how to make them myself.

[windybob]

Paul Cowley, Judd Herrig, and others have made them a lot in the past. I can't even put a nail in a 2X4 without splitting it.

[pcowley (RIP)]

Wayne,
If you are serious about making wood wheels, give me a call. I have every thing you should need.It will cost you though.806&&&562&&&4418

[windybob]

There you go Wayne. You now have possibly another purpose in life. Paul has some pretty big shoes to fill. I bet you could do it.

[Wayne]

I'll give it a shot. One of the biggest issues is getting the correct wood for the project.

[windybob]

Well I'm excited about that. Paul is a master at that woodworking stuff. It would sure be great for someone to carry that on.