American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 89
he hopper is a rack, R, con-structed similarly to a rake, with very long tines, which is sus-pended from each side of the hopper by studs, U, which form acenter about which it swings. Projecting from the top of the rackare stands, W, connected to the comb-shaft swing stands by arms, N.By this… … Eig. 29. Section Showing Evener Parts. fastened to the outside ends of the studs, U, from which the rackswings. The pull of the springs is such as to draw the rack
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