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Tri-County Threshermen
"Young At Heart People Preserving Central Wisconsin's Agricultural Machinery"
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| Our membership meets each month to plan for the next show in June. |
| Everyone Welcome Bring Your Friends (Schucks, bring your enemies too!!) |
| Jeanne Johnson, our Secretary/Treasurer, Keeps track of everything we do! |
Ben Wagner's 420
This Threshing Company (circa 1900) is moving on to
it's next job. It was well known that the old steam
tractor worked well at running the machine, but in the
sandy soil of the Waushara area it couldn't pull the
threshing machine from farm to farm. It is shown here
pulling a water wagon (probably not full) and horses
pulled the machine.
These Threshing Companies were either owned by
individuals or a group of neighbors would get together
and form a type of cooperative, sharing the threshing
machine, tractor and the related equipment.
it's next job. It was well known that the old steam
tractor worked well at running the machine, but in the
sandy soil of the Waushara area it couldn't pull the
threshing machine from farm to farm. It is shown here
pulling a water wagon (probably not full) and horses
pulled the machine.
These Threshing Companies were either owned by
individuals or a group of neighbors would get together
and form a type of cooperative, sharing the threshing
machine, tractor and the related equipment.
| Antique hit or miss engines |
| Waushara County Historical Society's 1894 Horse Drawn Hearse |
This is the ribbon cutting ceremony when the Tri County
Threshermen joined the Waushara County Chamber of
Commerce
Threshermen joined the Waushara County Chamber of
Commerce
What a Show We Had This Year
2010
