The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-14
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Eth, Ihey can be run without gearing .ettipg
the mower entirely with belt. uud nre .ouaily an
nIicable IN bor,zontal or Il, nnrioh- n ,fts
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and hene. ar. ueouiiarlv Ydanted Ia ,,,,tL re-.
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ann,irable tn nh other uses
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frame and driving nulley r,.sdy 10 helt onto nnd
can be afforded ut les price than Any her
wbeela nov, in nae We shouId he nanny a., hear
from parties IN want of whee.s and ihr the In
of Introducing them we will persop,lly examine
nriveleoes and nut in the wheels at ,nir n,,r r.k
and if they do NOT nerI,,rm as W. .,y Me- MI
;ake them o,t. and no ou,.,ions ask.d- Par FIR
Their particulars address
GEoykR & HArnIseros. sole AGENT,
Faole Iron pnunJry AMI N.rhiue Sh',.
Beuniuotnn Il
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The following are the cer,,ricate, of some of
those now us,rp the weeels
OF our Excelsior Water Wbess nj home ~ here
We could fairy test it, power and ca in our best
known and most experienced practical men to
witness it. operation, we would submit the fol-
lowing
BENNINGTON. June 4th. 1868.
Mkssas. GEoyKsS HARsINoros-tie Gentlemen
In answer to your INQUIRIES relative 10 the tests
applied by use to the fsirchilds Excelsior Water
Wheel recently put il operrtiou il our mill. we
would say, lst, A. to lis operation We are per
fectly satisfied, and as to it, merit. us reliable
cheap aud economical motive power. the follow
ing facts and figures based upon accurate exper-
mental kno wledge will fully demonstrate. We
were running a muley SAW under feet head and
fall with Twenty-Five Issue neu,tiye Wheel
using 225 inches of water The Excelsior Wheel
under the same head and fall stand. g feet below
| the other wheel under the disadvantage of the
aood OF water from j: sni uses 2Os inches of
| water
The Excelsior Water wheel attached TO az q
inch circular saw cut. board Ia feet long and 2
wide in one minute, at the same time driving a
q. inch cutting of saw. The muev saw outs III.
| anne length and width in minutes u,inu 2s
| inches more wstsr.-Thus making differeuss Of
ASSOC feet Der day Of 10 hours in favor of til. FY
| celsior Wheel with less water,
We have full Confidence that there 4. mower
enough in the FairchiId Wheel to do il. present
! work aud also drive the muley saw. thereby saw.
ins 100 per cent. of the whole Quantity of water
| "a hv hoth yhs.is yonrs rs.n.o,,ui,v
| r. FISK & Son.
We the UNDERMINED having witnessed the Test,
applied to the above wheels by The SAWYER, OF X,
| Eisk e. son cheerfullv endorse the csrrectnss,