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Monday, August 25th, 2008
Football season if coming soon. We have red & white University of Nebraska Huskers yard or garden windmills. These windmills will show you team spirit. They can be shipped anywhere in the US and even to Canada and many places in the world. Solid steel, 8″ eight foot, powder coated red with a white platform.

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Tuesday, August 5th, 2008
The Little Red Pump is available on the new website - Yard Garden Windmill - here is a photo:
Tags: Garden Winmill, Little Red Pump, Yard Garden Windmill Website
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Monday, August 4th, 2008
I have gotten a website with a check out cart up and working - the site www.yardgardenwindmill.com
Tags: garden, Iowa, iowa state, Nebraska, website, windmill, yardgardenwindmill.com
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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
You can place the vinyl trim on the blades and tail and leave it that way if you like or you can go ahead and add the college name and logo.


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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Once you have the base together. Tighten all of the bolts - start at the platform and work down each level -Next put the tail together. Mount the wheel and place it on the stand. At this point you will have completed the assembly. You can leave the windmill like this or you can add as much of the vinyl trim as you want.


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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Start at the top. Place the platform over the leg assembly and attach the cross braces. The braces that go horizontal go on the inside of the legs and the cross braces go outside.


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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Today I put an Iowa State Windmill together and took a series of photos that I will be using for the instruction sheet that will be sent to each customer. Thought I would share it here. Your windmill will arrive UPS in a 30X25X5 inch box. The first steps are to unpack the windmill and lay out all of the parts


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Monday, May 5th, 2008
There is a two foot extension kit available for the Garden galvanized windmill. It makes the windmill look a lot taller. It takes only about an hour to add this extension to the standard eight foot windmill. The extension kit costs $28.95 and has a shipping cost of $15.90. If you do want to extend the windmill to ten feet there are some things to know. First of all you will need a ladder to be able to put the wheel and tail assembly onto the tower. The next thing to know is it highly recommended that you mount the windmill to a cement base. The added height will greatly increase the change of the windmill tipping over in high winds. Here are some photos showing the extended Garden Windmill compared with a standard 8 foot windmill.

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Sunday, April 20th, 2008

University of Nebraska Huskers, Iowa State Cyclones, University of Iowa Hawkeyes 8 foot garden windmills. These are powder coated and made in the USA, they are Collegiate Licensed Products. The fourth windmill we carry is a galvanized steel garden windmill. There are more details and photos. These well made and designed to last for years. Sorry the Green & Yellow one is not available at this time.
Tags: cyclones, garden, Hawyeyes, huskers, Iowa, iowa state, university of nebraska, windmill
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Saturday, April 19th, 2008

Lawn & Garden 8 foot University of Nebraska Huskers Windmill
Can also be used for your house number, yard light and many other uses.
These windmills are made in the USA and are a Collegiate Licensed Product. They are crafted from heavy gauge galvanized steel and then are powder coated. The wheel is hand-balanced and rotates on two quality ball bearings. There is a grease zerk on the wheel. These windmills are built to last many, many years. Every part of t
his windmill is quality made by an American manufacturer that has been in business for decades. Do not be fooled by the cheap Chinese imports. (more…)
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