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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 30 (1855) (1855)

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, if small part, A’, and outside of this cavity the head The annexed engravings are views of a around the roller in consequence of the enough, enter one of the apertures, /, and be is bored truly, to receive the journals, ¢ c, machine for planting potatoes, for which a which are turned on the hub… … the underside of the apron receive the teeth in order that when the stop is in gear it may discharged into the spout, L. If not made wheel, O, the nearer the potatoes will be of a wheel by which motion is communicated hold the ratchet effectively. The handle or small enough at one cutting, it will…

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