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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 11 (1863) (1863)

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falls into the fan blast, rubbish contained in a single cargo of grain. A visit| up the grain and allow it to circulate freely, while | passing down through a strong current of air, and is to some of the elevators, which operate in the vari-| the hinged plates, J, prevent it from falling off at… … ment, while itis unattend- frames receive a reciprocat- ; FARGUSSON’S PATENT GRAIN CLEANER. ed! with the dissdvantages ing motion from the eccen- tric, E, on the horizontal shaft; this eccentric is driven ) hopper, H, then falls on to the center of the upper | attaching to other modes of operating…

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