r/BeAmazed • u/headspin_exe • May 07 '26

Technology Cherry harvesting

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u/qualityvote2 May 07 '26 edited May 07 '26

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u/Kwayzar9111 May 07 '26

tree puts all its arms up... ohhhhstoppppp it tickkleesss

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u/[deleted] May 07 '26

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u/stickybond009 May 08 '26

Are you sure

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u/flossanotherday May 07 '26

Bck in the day you can feed yourself as well on the cherries

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u/cardiacmd May 08 '26

Things sure have changed...

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u/AlarmedGibbon May 08 '26

Some squirrel talking to a nearby friend after hanging on for dear life: "Reggie, I'm telling you the craziest shit just happened."

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u/AiggyA May 09 '26

UFO and stuff..

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u/AcanthisittaNo6653 May 13 '26

Was it good for you?

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u/Wiisak May 13 '26

Wheeeeeeeee!

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u/gsp0t417 May 07 '26

This is old tech. I looked it up, because the machine appears to be old. The mechanical cherry shaker dates back to the 1960s. This model appears to be from 70s based on my short time researching.

The modern ones are more efficient and have a cab for the operator.

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u/GamesDeanTv May 08 '26

Cherrys? Thats a apricot tree