Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 307
ary, with venti-lating bins, as here illustrated and described, saves thislabor. The granary is shown in Figure 283. That it maynot be accessible to rats and mice, it is made two storiesin hight, the lower one being used as an open shed forstoring wagons and implements, or as a workshop.Access to… … CONVENIENT GRAIN BINS 289 twenty-one feet high. The shed is nine feet high, thegranary eight feet, and the loft for the storage of cornis four feet to the eaves, and if the roof isone-third pitch, it is eleven feet high at thecenter. The frame is of heavy timber, tosupport the weight. The posts may…
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