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Homemade Ice Cream Maker
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So today was my great grandpas 100th birthday.. And the family tradition is making homemade vanilla ice cream.. I just learned the secret today and used this machine
Its Powered by a 1 1/2 Horse John Deer Stationary Engine- Circa 1942
It makes 5 gallons of ice cream at any given time Slow churned..
Heres the pics
What do you all think
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That is a keeper! Don't lose it!
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That's a beautiful piece of machinery. Excellent.
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Best part is it only takes 30 mins and alot of ice and fine feed salt to make the best ice cream in the world
It consists of 10 quarts of half and half, a dozen eggs and 2 oz of vanilla.. the richest icce cream
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I'll be right over....oh wait, where are you? I love homemade vanilla ice cream. I grew up with many of those gas engines. I lived on a dairy farm and my dad and uncle collected them. That John Deere is a real keeper. They are very fuel efficient as the flywheels keep them turning until they have a load or slow down to a certain RPM and then fire from a magneto (no spark plug).
Hope your great grampa had a wonderful day.
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Yeah that engine ran perfect.. only time she needed to fire was when there was a load on the engine. And the ice cream is so good.. when its fresh off the paddle its the best..
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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I feel like I stumbled into a Mark Twain novel.
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There are very few things in this world that compare to good homemade vanilla ice cream. VERY few.
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I remember making homemade ice cream in my high school chemistry class. We basically had 2 bags. One bad with the cream and stuff surrounded with ice and salt in another bag. I shook the bags together and did not know that the cream bag was slightly ripped so when I took a bite of it, I was shocked to eat salty ice cream!
Very nice machine though!
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Originally Posted by Jumbonium2007 
So today was my great grandpas 100th birthday.. And the family tradition is making homemade vanilla ice cream.. I just learned the secret today and used this machine
Its Powered by a 1 1/2 Horse John Deer Stationary Engine- Circa 1942
It makes 5 gallons of ice cream at any given time Slow churned..
Heres the pics
What do you all think
So which of those geezers is your pappy?
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I'm thinking you are ready to start your own homemade ice cream shop now!
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Originally Posted by Tiresias
So which of those geezers is your pappy?
This is right here on this motorcycle he built and rode into the party on
Its powered by a harley davidson Indian motor cycle engine and contains many parts from the Indian and a buick roadmaster
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I miss homemade ice cream. My dad used to have an ice cream maker. I honestly can't think of anything better.
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I like my water with hops, malt, hops, yeast, and hops.
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Play Food Fight! available free on the App Store!
Or how about a really weird (or stupid) game: Nesen Probe, it's also free.
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Originally Posted by Jumbonium2007
This is right here on this motorcycle he built and rode into the party on
Its powered by a harley davidson Indian motor cycle engine and contains many parts from the Indian and a buick roadmaster
Your granddad is 100 years old and arrived on his own bike? Most excellent!
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yup.. then he walked the block to his house and picked up my great grandma in his 28 chevrolet coup that hes owned all his life
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Jumbonium, I'd like to talk to you about your ice cream maker: where'd you get it? What brand? Hoping to hear back from you, Ted :-)
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Originally Posted by Jumbonium2007
yup.. then he walked the block to his house and picked up my great grandma in his 28 chevrolet coup that hes owned all his life
Your great grandpa is cool ! 
-t
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