68 IMPLEMENTS. 



EXPENSES. 



Two men to feed - - 



Three men to remove straw 



One sacking the corn 



Thi ce to hand the sheaves 



Two drivers _ _ - . 



One looker-on, to oil, and see all in order 



Eight horses _ _ _ 



Interest of 600I. at 10 per cent, 80 days 



£ 



Its work has not been tried with sufficient accuracy 

 •with any thing but wheat, of which it threshes 64 combs 

 a-day: it has sacked 13 combs in an hour; but no rule, 

 as it was a mere exertion : 64 combs, at 52s. 3d. is 9|d. 

 per comb. The common price is is. ; here, therefore, is a 

 saving ; no flails equal it for cleanness in every sort of corn; 

 and it dresses better than any method whatever that has 

 been yet tried. It occupies too great a space in one of the 

 finest barns in England : it prevents the stowing of near 

 300 quarters of barley. The more of these machines I see, 

 the more I am convinced of the saving that would at- 

 tend the moveable stacks i proposed in the Annals. 



Mr. Bevax, of Riddlesworth, built one by a person 

 from Leith, in Scotland : it cost lool The following is 

 Mr. Day, the bailiff's, calculation of its work, compared 

 with common flails. 



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