of the intermediate belt buckets is achieved product is over supplied in the prior art and thusly may subject the product to the risk of return to the hopper however this high feed rate up to 120 and post rake fill rate is necessary such that a product inspector can keep up with the missing imperfect 2 4 of passing product by accessing the replacement tray in addition owing to the uncertainty of inspector performance and product robustness i e resisting the effects of machine handling the rate of manual surging of product via rake lifting to re supply the product inspector is ad hoc the prior art system has to be stopped and adjusted to achieve consistency the system of this invention can be fed within a far greater and adjustable range of product over under supply depending on operator requirements at start up the rate of initial over supply may be as high as 120 so as to fill the pick belt and initiate return supply to the second hopper however during subsequent operation and dependent on observed fill rates defect rates replacement needs the over supply may in fact become an under supply at a 95 and then servo or variably controlled to stop start increment faster slower depending on operational requirements curve 602 shows an approximation of the relatively higher fill rate achieved by the present invention combined with a lower initial feed rate toward the rake the shaded area 603 between the curves 601 and 602 is product that would ordinarily be subject to potential re cycling or return within.