Barns, Sheds And Outbuildings
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There is a slide at the bottom, by raising which the grain may be let out on the floor, and shovelled into bags, or through the spout seen at a, in figure 182, into bags on a wagon in the shed below. A spout in the front also enables a portion of the grain to be run into bags without shovelling, and if thought advisable, a spout may be carried through the floor from each of the slide doors.
rig. 183.— SEOTION OF A GBAIN BIN.
with very little expense. The spouts are provided with hooks at the bo...ttom, upon which cloth guides, seen at a, a, figure 184, are hung, to direct the grain into the bags.
A space is left sufficient to allow a boy to go behind the bins and sweep the floor and walls, and there is a space of at least four feet in the middle of the granary between the rows of bins. The bins may be made of any desired size, and separate from each other, or in one continuous A GEANAEY WITH ITS GRAIN BINS.
181 bin, divided by moTable partitions. Every care should be taken to have no cracks or crevices in the bins, floors, or building, in which weevils can hide, and the windows Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a slide at the bottom, by raising which the grain may be let out on the floor, and shovelled into bags, or through the spout seen at a, in figure 182, into bags on a wagon in the shed below. A spout in the front also enables a portion of the grain to be run into bags without shovelling, and if thought advisable, a spout may be carried through the floor from each of the slide doors.
rig. 183.— SEOTION OF A GBAIN BIN.
with very little expense. The spouts are provided with hooks at the bo...ttom, upon which cloth guides, seen at a, a, figure 184, are hung, to direct the grain into the bags.
A space is left sufficient to allow a boy to go behind the bins and sweep the floor and walls, and there is a space of at least four feet in the middle of the granary between the rows of bins. The bins may be made of any desired size, and separate from each other, or in one continuous A GEANAEY WITH ITS GRAIN BINS.
181 bin, divided by moTable partitions. Every care should be taken to have no cracks or crevices in the bins, floors, or building, in which weevils can hide, and the windows Fig.
What to read after Barns, Sheds And Outbuildings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron David Halsted to read onlineMoreLess
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