WINDMILL GRINDER.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3551, 25 July 1905, Page 4

WINDMILL GRINDER.

How to Arrange and Pat Up One That Will Saw Wood ami Grind Corn for Feeding. On© of the best plans is to secure, in the first place, a good windmill, and second,-'a good thoroughly-automatic feed grinder, which will regulate the amount of feed strictly in proportion to th‘ •v eel at Mulch the mMI is behly (i upon the ilri\ 1 - ..'aft of the geaud mill, a large amount of feed may ’• nd wherever '' is any con:- ul" ia i i <• amount ... a v.mdy -.viiffi above a -■aty ox x'i to li nub.s per

'A wmr ’.fT’v. ortiw; m. hour. Jr, mb,. ic i • .;■> i. ; sximum amount oi‘ wo. k out ui the mill in the way of feni grinding, it is necessary to provide a large bin above the grinder, in which tie ;;i ain to be ground can be placed, an.l 1 1 lave this arranged in such a vay that the grain feeds directly into i lie mil) whenever the mill iirunning. .'-'ilitliK?- mugeraentmust also of eo ■ !.e .. t.d a oin into which ihr r. cut of the w : n arrang~ ”■ * ■ :v-. taken from ■■ ...ml experiment suu: ;. ..k,,, l-'i. The grinder i!v r, • own js arranged directly on lit.., Vng shaft of a 12-foot geared wii 11, and upon the same shaft is v vvn a driving pniley, to which a be t may be attached for the purpose of. rawing wood or driving any other piece of machinery which the mill has the capacity of handling. This driving pulley can be used to di’ive a machine ; anywhere on the circumference -'tele surrounding the shaft ■ .■ out disturbing the feed grind, nly being necessary to throw tin . inder out of use when the driving shaft is desired for some other purpose. —F, H. King, in Rural New Yorker.