American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 74
nst which it strikes, caus- 60 COTTON SPINNING. 25 iiig the dirt to he shaken out and to fall between them into thepockets. The bottom, E, of these pockets is made in one piece, extend-ing the whole length of the trunk, and is held up against theunder side of them by levers G, which are fastened at… … Fig. 16. Section of Breaker Picker, with Screen Section. opened for cleaning. The handle is swung down into the positionshown, whicli draws the bottom away from the under side of thepockets. The refuse slides down into a box, or basket, j)lacedbeneath the lower end of the trunk. Sometimes the trunk…
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