Jim Lashaway, of Bowling Green, feeding a Russell & Co. 8x10 Cyl-Simple Traction engine made in Massillon in 1917.
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John Harbauer, of Perrysburg, starts his 1915 Model T.
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The wheat before threshing.
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The Russell & Co. 8x10 Cyl-Simple Traction engine made in Massillon in 1917
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A series of pulleys allow adjustments to be made when threshing.
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A working plow seen through a veil of chaff.
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Randy Eckel of Perrysburg Township monitors the threshing.
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Philip Zuver, of Bryan, left, and Ryan Lemke of Pemberville feed the thresher.
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Randy Eckel, of Perrysburg Township, left, and Philip Zuver of Bryan feed the thresher.
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Randy Eckel, of Perrysburg Township, on the ground at left, works with Philip Zuver, of Bryan, center, and Ryan Lemke of Pemberville to feed the thresher.
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Ryan Lemke, of Pemberville, feeding the thresher.
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Several engines threshing wheat at the event.
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A bumper sticker at the 52nd annual reunion of the Five Point Steam Threshers in Perrysburg.
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Jim Lashaway, of Bowling Green, operating a Russell & Co. 8 x10 Cyl-Simple Traction engine made in Massillon in 1917.
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