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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 7 (1862) (1862)

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mperforated plate, , of sieve a short pitman, by means of which a vibratory shak- points of which are toward the back end of the shoe. j, thence through on tothe endless apron, F. Any oats ing motion is imparted to the shoe. The shoe, J, is This fine sieve inclines in the same direction as the… … of the lower shoe, the grain through the medium of a HIGLEY’S GRAIN SEPARATOR. crossed cord or belt pass- striking against the deflect- which receives motion from a crank, p, through the ing around a second pulley on one end of the roller or, H’,is directed into the drawer. The trough, A’, medium…

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