@maggiemae@gijsje@hermann@snowy@anniesue@onewing@onewing@peterlgrave Thank you all for playing along with my bit of fun. It is in fact a root chopper so Dianna and Annie-Sue well done. How it worked is the long handle on the right is lifted up and the root - swede, turnip or beet -is put in the centre where the 'slats' are. There is a plate attached to the handle where the slats are and when the handle is lowered the plate pushes the root through the slats/ blades and chopping it into pieces to be fed to the animals. I have posted a picture of this from a different point of view which might make it easier to understand. http://365project.org/shirleybankfarm/365
@tonydebont It is a root chopper . How it worked is the long handle on the right is lifted up and the root - swede, turnip or beet -is put in the centre where the 'slats' are. There is a plate attached to the handle where the slats are and when the handle is lowered the plate pushes the root through the slats/ blades and chopping it into pieces to be fed to the animals. You will maybe able to tell a little better from my picture I have posted on the 6th April. Here is the link http://365project.org/shirleybankfarm/365
