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I have always wanted a windmill and when I bought my 20 acres near Kettle Falls I started looking for one. I found one on c-list in Belgrade Montana and now it spins gracefully next to my house. Send pics of yours if you have one.

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I want a windmill for my 15 acres near Boyds. So I am really jealous of yours with its ever so graceful spinning. Looks like a great compliment to a great place!
 
I can do a "helicopter" maneuver with certain body parts but a windmill is another level of skill, of which I don't think I'm "qualified". Good luck with your endeavor here OP.
 
That is a fine looking windmill!

Does it do anything? Run a pump or generate electricity at all...or is it purely decorative?
That's what I wanted to ask. I was told that windmills are going to save our planet from sure destruction from..."GREENHOUSE GASSES"!!!!
 
I can do a "helicopter" maneuver with certain body parts but a windmill is another level of skill, of which I don't think I'm "qualified". Good luck with your endeavor here OP.
As a young man I could do the helicopter but now that I am much older It's more like a fidget spinner
 
There was a windmill on our family property when we moved onto the place. The wooden tower had slowly disintegrated, gently lowering the mill to the ground intact. My father gave it to a neighbor who dumped it in a shed. Maybe 20 years later I asked to get it back and was refused. Fifteen years has passed and it's still there....
 
Neat! Do wind mills need high wind cut-off's? Just curious is all.
They are built so they can turn themselves out of the wind to a certain degree. There is also a mechanism that can pull the tail vane parallel to the fan. It also has a brake that stops the windmill from turning. It is called "furling the mill".
 

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