so as to tionary chutes, to guide the water in a proper direc- The gate flats on friction rollers, C, so that it may guide the water freely through the gate. tion into the buckets. The form of the chutes, and be turned very easily. that of the buckets, is clearly shown in Fig. 3. The A man hole, F,… … __—. .— i ^ m > through it of the same size as the upper ends of the Another feature in this invention is the device for Oak timber loses about one-fifth of its weight in chutes, and when the gate is turned so that these raising or lowering the wheel whenever this may be seasoning, and about…
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