flues are shown to occupy as little vertical grain, and the other, at thetop, is for the light- secured on the outside of the shaft which sup- tention, a good knowledge of this will be ob- space in the boiler as practicable. est and most impure grain. The thrashed ports the bearing plate of the… … or rounded. The horns at the mouth are fur- ting different kinds of grain. after passing through the ends of the recipro- brings down the end of the rod, S, and this, nished with a blade or fan on the inner dia- OO acting upon the pin of the slotted crank, R, cating rods, P P. It will be observed,…
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