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US78433A
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  • FIG. 1 is a cross-section of my improved box through the line a: :a of -iig.2.
  • Figure 2 is a top view ofthe box. v Similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts.
  • the object of'this invention is to facilitate the sucking of hops from the lion-boxv commonly employed in hop-yards during the pickingseason.
  • TheV boxes as heretofore made, consisted of a cubical box, about six, feet' long and four feet wide, divided into four equal compartments by partitions, when lese compartments werefilleclwith hops by the pickers.
  • sucking operationvvas performed bylifting the hops over the'edge ofthe box' byJ armfuls, .and depositing them in a sack held by a second person in close proximity to the hcp-box.
  • My improved box consistsof. a cubica'l box or frame, ava a, &e., divided intofour equal ,compartments by j partitions In,A which latter may be lframedliko the sides ofbox.
  • This fram'e or box is provided with a bottom, a', which supplies a bottom to each of the fon-rbottomless' boxes d d d, which latter slide loosely within the compartments, as shown. .A
  • the sacks may then be tied and lifted out, an'd the compartments. are again lined with other sacks, and th'e boxes returned to the compartments for a repetition of theroperation.
  • This invention enables the sacking of hops to be performed in an expeditious manner, and without the aid of a second person lto hold th'e sacks.
  • the handles of the compartment-boxes ⁇ are-shownatf and g g g, one., are hooks for hooking the sacks.
  • hop-boxes a a a and bottomless compartments-boxes d d d substantially as shown and described, constructed and employed together,l all as and for the purpose'set forth.

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W. R. @RANDALL I HOP-BOX. l
No. 78,433. I Patented June 2, 1868.
had to the' accompanying drawingsforming part of this specification.
@nitro Atutte sttnt ffies.
WILLIAM n CRANDALL, or DEANSVILLE; NEWYORK.
Letters Patent No. 78,433, dated June 2, 1868*.
.IMPROVBD Hor-Box.
To' ALL WHOM Ir MAY ooNcERN:
Be it known that I, WILLIAH R.AC1V1A;ND ALL, of Deansville; in the county of Oneida, and State of New York,
have invented a new and improved' Hop-Box and I do hereby declare that thel following is a full, clean-and exact description thereof, wbichwiil enable others skilled in'the art to ma'ke and use the same, reference being' Figure 1 is a cross-section of my improved box through the line a: :a of -iig.2. Figure 2 is a top view ofthe box. v Similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts.
The object of'this invention is to facilitate the sucking of hops from the lion-boxv commonly employed in hop-yards during the pickingseason.
TheV boxes, as heretofore made, consisted of a cubical box, about six, feet' long and four feet wide, divided into four equal compartments by partitions, when lese compartments werefilleclwith hops by the pickers.
The sucking operationvvas performed bylifting the hops over the'edge ofthe box' byJ armfuls, .and depositing them in a sack held by a second person in close proximity to the hcp-box.
My improved box consistsof. a cubica'l box or frame, ava a, &e., divided intofour equal ,compartments by j partitions In,A which latter may be lframedliko the sides ofbox.
This fram'e or box is provided with a bottom, a', which supplies a bottom to each of the fon-rbottomless' boxes d d d, which latter slide loosely within the compartments, as shown. .A
The sacks e e e e, 8m., are slipped on. oveivthev bottomless compartment-boxes@ d d d, as shown, so th'at,
when each box is lled, the said yboxesumy be drawn from the compartments, leaving the hops within the sacks.
The sacks may then be tied and lifted out, an'd the compartments. are again lined with other sacks, and th'e boxes returned to the compartments for a repetition of theroperation.
This invention enables the sacking of hops to be performed in an expeditious manner, and without the aid of a second person lto hold th'e sacks. V
The handles of the compartment-boxes`are-shownatf and g g g, one., are hooks for hooking the sacks.
I claim as new, :indl desire to secure by Letters Patent- The hop-boxes a a a and bottomless compartments-boxes d d d substantially as shown and described, constructed and employed together,l all as and for the purpose'set forth.
W. R. CRANDALL. Witnesses:
Oris L. JENns, T. F. BELLINGEB.'
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US3727546A (en) * 1970-10-07 1973-04-17 Mcw Holdings Ltd Garbage compactor
US4254602A (en) * 1978-12-28 1981-03-10 Boynton Wilson C Trash bag filling device

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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US3727546A (en) * 1970-10-07 1973-04-17 Mcw Holdings Ltd Garbage compactor
US4254602A (en) * 1978-12-28 1981-03-10 Boynton Wilson C Trash bag filling device

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