Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-07-17
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R0YED
I i 4 A SHIN G MACHINEt
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JOSIAH FAnExgY.
Farmers win please look Of the great adys,t,n.
in Ihrashing Grain Win
PATENT SETERFcr-r
IlNG GRAIN SEPARAT0P
CLEANER AND BAGGFR
y ''H s'-e llte9t improved Tripple-GcaFed Hor.e
rover driven either by Gear Or Bel.

" ''h the iatest improved Tripple-GcaFed no,.e
i'"eIf ar'Fen either by Gear or Belt
- ~ y eight-hsrse power. with csgt ir,r
saIssneI frame and wrought iron and wool cyli-
si4'eeh inches iu diameter and thi-tv. ih,oo
llls' iiaHk has ten inch rake crank and
- ~ l11o' lS lhiriy Eve inches wide, and deliy
y 'A5 a'Ia" IN the second rake, these carry mo
su@% out On tleir tops and deliver Il On t5g
STACK tr which viii deliver about thfrty fve f.st
e-y'hd tae feeder, On a stack fifteen 10 eiglt..,-
.S'' I'Eh, ana can be easily managed 10 earrv
lhs ehah with the straw, or deliver il in a ss,.-
lA'' pace Inc trunk and fan sides being closed
70 coniine the straw and chaH, remedies 9Il l;e,'
euties in cleaning grain against windy -
II D'R5 INC gram by reasonable mana cement. s,r
hclenuy clean for market, and its c;,t.7rit- ~
ordinary circumstances, is from twenty =, 60.
bushels per hour, using eight horses and the s,,,
number oi hands but 70 force the work MIL
favorable circumstance il viii tbrs.b g. -
70 fifty bushels per hour, and with mora -,
I agreeaDieness 70 hands than any other maeti..
now in common use. '-
The No 2 is particularly adapted to the f,rms-.,
use; ~ intending % apply to any common r,,,
or railway power; weighs 300 pounds. L-s ~
ron threshers frame, and cylinder l2l iucho4 in
diameter and - inches long; delivers the clas1
grain 10 bags, or if desired in a half b,.IaI n
delivers the straw fifteen feet from the feeder 49,
If desired, can deliver the straw and char to-,aI
err VIII thresh and clean, in good grain reads f.r
market from 100 70 i7J bushels Of wheat ar f-..a
800 70 3DO bushels of oats per day, using four nh
six horses, and the same number Of hands. lint a.
force the work, under mos; favorable cir.uro
stances good grain, &C., viii thresh and clean
considerable more. The Machine aiIl tbTesb ,,I
clean al kinds Of grain generally tbrg.bsj y..f,
the common machine, and requires no more har.e
power bur in many eases does not roD .n
hard. II Tili apply cry well to o tv5-hgrso rail
way power.
Now here is what the Farmer and thrcsberman
wants, Separator 60 60 from farm sy farm. /,
thrash grain, with more satisfaction than anv
I other separator now In use and why is ity RI
cause this separator las self reg1laring Err.-
which prevents grain from blowing int the chat.
I anu also mas p self regulating feeder feea rac
cleaner and II has rollers and c0m5si The clean
er which prevents il from chJaking. = hv gges
tals machine run 50 light, and give so little fr,a
biet BecauscSissNe IS less friction in the Tour-
At7' and ase rakes and fan are gcarcd SO that yOu
have no trdMbie with EeltssbreaEing and Shining
causing dust to fall into the whcA. Why does il
clean against the wlndz because the blast has
direct action on the grain and the cleaner 20
well arranged that the wind has no chance n
drive the dirt lutO the hopper. Why is II B8iIt
permanently two wheels and the front ear
I rage separate, ready 20 attach when neea.-ar-y
Because il is more convenient in the barn ,.ft5r.
the front carriage. Iou can turn the machine dr.
run ~ from place % place more easilv WfIr has
It not got Elevators Ike some other machine.
because the Elevators carry the fifth back alter
nGtcly into the cleaner which must eventually s.a
INTO the good wheat OF Ia the chaf and al know.
that hlfh should be Kept separate for feed, &c.
We might as well keep sB0veiiug the Tailiugs
from under our hand fan into the hopper and ey-
peet % get the grain clean. Why is this serara-
tor more cleaner and satisfactory 10 work about
than others Because the Iau and Trunk Sides
are closed up ta prevent the wheat ehaf and dust