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Now commence outside, lay a course, heads out, half way from band to but on outside course, then turn buts out, lap half and lay to center; then lay a course around outside, neither laying out or drawing in.
Now comes a point that should not be overlooked : Lay a course, buts out, lapping Lalf way from heads to band on outside course; then lap half and lay to center.
The reason for laying the buts of second course half way from heads to band is to give the buts of the next outside course above ...a chance to rest firm- ly on the course below, leaving no unoccupied space; if the buts of second course were laid out to the band of outside course, then the next out- side course above, being drawn in, would rest one- third of the wa}' from band to but. on the buts of the course below, leaving a space for rain to drive in and wet the stack. Draw in outside course rap- idly; lay buts of second course half way from head to band on outside course as long as stack top is large enough ; keep middle well piled up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now commence outside, lay a course, heads out, half way from band to but on outside course, then turn buts out, lap half and lay to center; then lay a course around outside, neither laying out or drawing in.
Now comes a point that should not be overlooked : Lay a course, buts out, lapping Lalf way from heads to band on outside course; then lap half and lay to center.
The reason for laying the buts of second course half way from heads to band is to give the buts of the next outside course above ...a chance to rest firm- ly on the course below, leaving no unoccupied space; if the buts of second course were laid out to the band of outside course, then the next out- side course above, being drawn in, would rest one- third of the wa}' from band to but. on the buts of the course below, leaving a space for rain to drive in and wet the stack. Draw in outside course rap- idly; lay buts of second course half way from head to band on outside course as long as stack top is large enough ; keep middle well piled up.
What to read after A Treatise On Grain Stacking ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Lamater, John N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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