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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 39 (1852) (1852)

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g on a pivot in the centre of the circle water in the bucket until it is carried to the volves, and the water passes through into the of the bale, which is to be pressed. A roller of which arc, K isa part; No. 4 is a metal lower part of the wheel, and thereby increas- bucket. The gate rests upon… … hook, and then the instrument is all ready to of the bucket, until the bucket is carried one- facility and ease. again reaches the centre, when the gate be applied. It isthen placed upon the left fourth round the wheel, when the gate closes, again rests upon the inclination of the bucket, breast,…

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