[Syrupmakers] Chattanooga No. 11 mill

[Ken Christison]

Also wondering if the 1890 was the improved patent.  In Don's book he
describes the 1905 mill as being the fourth series with the hole in the
bottom of the plate.    The 1890 patent clearly describes and shows the
hole in the bottom plate going to the spout.


On 4/12/2016 8:12 PM, tom clayton wrote:
> One other thing that stood out in my memory about the old style 
> Chattanooga, the juice discharge was between the 2 small rollers. Most 
> of the old style mills including the goldens have the juice dc on the 
> side of the large roller, where the improved mills are usually out of 
> the small roller end.  I'll look through some old catalogs to see if I 
> have any information to post.
>
>
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> *From:* Ken Christison <christison at coastalnet.com>
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> Adding to what I posted earlier;
>
> I am sorry that I think I misunderstood your query, thinking perhaps
> you had seen one and wondered about the differences.  I will dig through
> my collection of data and see what I can find.  Ind the meantime, perhaps
> someone has one of the first model
>
>
> Take care.
>
> Ken
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