Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
"NEW MAssILLON"
The Most Popular, Because the Best
Tbresher In the Market.

The principle OF the NEW Massil-
lonp has been given the public again
and again. IL Is conceded to be the
true principle OF separation that the
straw must be got rid OF as rapidly as
possible. An accumulation OF straw
In any machine Is injurious, and may
reach stage where separation is inn
possible.
As soon rs the straw and grain pass
the cylinder they meet with sudden
check at the first heater. This checks
the mass for an instant, then pounds
and beats the straw until it yields to
the notched strips OF the table and
moves on, first surrendering by far the
larger portion OF the grain II has pro-
tected. The second beater, running at
II slightly leas speed than Its mate, in
It's turn pounds and whips the straw,
compelling II to yield another quota
OF grain; while the kickers, which are
peculiar to our machine, "kick upn
such CONJUNCTION that most of the re-
naming grains escape to the lower
table. The beaters are so constructed
that winding Is almost impossible. A
fail-board, with canvas curtain, is
hung back of the second heater to stop
any kernels which centrifugal force
might throw out.
A third heater back of the klckers
has been found desirable. since the
kickers 50 tear apart and tighten the
straw that 1t Ia difficult to remove the
straw unless first pounded and beaten
10 a more compact mass.
The proportions of the New Mas
silloup vary In the different sizes, but
the principle brl, fly set forth above IL
the same In all. The cylinders are all
heavy. The cylinder shafts are OF
steel and run In pivot boxes, A single
additional bearing is provided on the
grit of the No, machine and on all
geaTed machines. In all others two
additional bearings are furnished. All
are lined with best Babbitt metal, and
run without vibration or Jar. Every
New Massillonn cylinder Is balanced
In its own boxes. We furnish either {
nine or twelve-barrel cylinder, "A.
( parties may prefer.
The elevator spout Ia stationary
, hence there IL an entire freedom from
the noise and breskage OF springs, 81
annoying to the threshermen, Indeed
the machine Is almost nOiseless In IL
, operation, the hum of the cylinde
4 alone betraying TO the ear its work.
[ Its shape is neat, yet affords full pro
| lection when threshing In winds. Th
: stills, cut and arched, allow Of shor
turns. 1t Is always ready to do II
I work, easily accessible in every par
a for oiling, and entirely clean, no lite
0 remaining when the NOV or stack
threahed out.
One feed.table and neat stand 70
\ the band-cutter are sent with hors,
\, power machines, while two feed.tablt
ID and two hand-cutter stands are pre-
1, vlded with every steam machine.
The throat and cap are so arrange
81 as to render the feeders post as cas-
" as possible, and comparatively IRE
~ from dust.
II The cylinder cap can be raised ,
folded back on the deck without r
moving the arms--a great CONVEX
Is fence In case spikes become bent
\ worn SO as to need replacing.
h Having secured the state agency I,
IL the "New Massillonn we ask you
4 compare II with the best threshers
III the market, and We are willing
abide the result.
/. w. A, HUFFMAN Imp. Co.