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The above cut represents our "Florida" Mills, constructed expressly for grinding the Southern or tropical cane. They are constructed with our new style of Heavy Arched Housings, similar to our " Louisiana" Mills, with heavy wrought iron stay bolts to take the strain. Rubber springs, heavy wrought iron shafts, very strong, heavy gearing and flanged rollers are used as in all our mills. The rollers are adjust able by set screws, as in the larger mills. We have taken great pains to make them abund...antly stout for their capacity, and we believe them to be fully as strong in pro- portion to* their size and capacity as our celebrated " Louisiana" Mills.
FLORIDA No. 1 can be driven by our No. 4 Samson Horse Power, and makes a very perfect separate Horse Power Mill. It can also be driven by small steam or water power, though we would always recommend a larger mill for steam or water power. The Florida No 1 can be taken in pieces and transported on mules.
FLORIDA, No. 2 is, in our opinion, as small a mill as should ever be driven by steam or water power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The above cut represents our "Florida" Mills, constructed expressly for grinding the Southern or tropical cane. They are constructed with our new style of Heavy Arched Housings, similar to our " Louisiana" Mills, with heavy wrought iron stay bolts to take the strain. Rubber springs, heavy wrought iron shafts, very strong, heavy gearing and flanged rollers are used as in all our mills. The rollers are adjust able by set screws, as in the larger mills. We have taken great pains to make them abund...antly stout for their capacity, and we believe them to be fully as strong in pro- portion to* their size and capacity as our celebrated " Louisiana" Mills.
FLORIDA No. 1 can be driven by our No. 4 Samson Horse Power, and makes a very perfect separate Horse Power Mill. It can also be driven by small steam or water power, though we would always recommend a larger mill for steam or water power. The Florida No 1 can be taken in pieces and transported on mules.
FLORIDA, No. 2 is, in our opinion, as small a mill as should ever be driven by steam or water power.
What to read after The Northern Sugar Cane Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weber, Henry Adam, 1845- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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