Fixing a broken reaper. by mashuga

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26-JUN-2012

Fixing a broken reaper.

The guys are trying to fix a broken horse drawn reaper. (A mechanical wheat harvester) It turned out that a small pin sheared off under the force of stress from the moving and bouncing machine. How they manage to find and fix these kind of mysterious problems is nothing short of amazing to me."Pearl" the Bulldog and I wait patiently.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II
1/250s f/9.0 at 70.0mm iso400 full exif

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cathysmith135		10-Dec-2014 22:55
This is an awesome picture. Where was this photo taken? I hope they were able to fix this huge machine. If they weren't able to, I'm pretty sure there are companies out there that could fix it for you. It looks like this machine is pretty crucial to your family's well-being, so I would suggest making sure that it's in topnotch condition at all times. http://www.suburbanweldingandsteel.com/heavy.htm

alfredo camba jr.		12-Jan-2013 15:26
Very nice and interesting capture! V

Marisa Livet		29-Jun-2012 19:15
A great scene! One can imagine the whole story. I like the quite indifferent dog…

Ken Chambers ARPS		29-Jun-2012 15:59
I can recall seeing these machines in use when i was a boy.

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