A 10 inch pusher is used to shove the nuts into the huller and serves to keep the feed hole closed while the nuts tumble around.
John Chester Lyman, in 1834, was granted an English patent on a coffee huller employing circular wooden disks, fitted with wire teeth.
In 1888, the Engelberg Huller Company of Syracuse, New York, began the manufacture of coffee-plantation machinery.
Roswell Abbey obtained a United States patent on a huller in 1825; and Zenos Bronson, of Jasper County, Ga.
Some countries demand a highly polished coffee; and to supply this demand, the beans are sent through another huller having a phosphor-bronze cylinder and cone.
John Chester Lyman is granted a patent in England on a coffee huller employing circular wooden disks with wire teeth.
While the rice-huller squirmed under a sudden cut of his whip the mozo went on: "This son of a devil was found nursing a wound in his hut, and he told on the other.
In one hour he and the rice-huller were transformed from sullen foes to eager servants.
But the opinion is held by competent judges that a machine that would more completely combine the qualities of the thresher and the huller would be still more satisfactory.
The hullerdoes the work less quickly, but probably, on the whole, more perfectly.
It is threshed with a huller or with a grain separator with suitable attachments.
We could pick them faster than they could [Illustration: Details of the Elderberry Huller] be hulled by hand so we made a huller to take along with us to hull the berries as fast as they were picked.
One person could hull with this huller as many berries as two persons would pick.
A Home-Made Elderberry Huller [324] As we had only one day to pick elderberries, we wanted to get as many of them as we could in that time.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "huller" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
