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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 12 (1859) (1859)

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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 192 SUGAR-CANE MILLS. Among the various devices for crushing sugar-cane which have been presented, from time to time, to theread- ers of the ScrenTiric AMERICAN, the mill represented in the accompanying engraving ranks as one of the cheap- est, most compact, and simplest… … The wheel, G, is mounted on by means of a swivel-joint, a revolving harrow, H, is attached, bearings in lugs, d, which are . the teeth of which are set secured or cast with the frame, A, and on that side of the same which is opposite the bevel wheel, F. By this arrangement, the whole mill is…

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