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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 14 (1860) (1860)

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ut of the of being enormously increased in value by this process way in transporting the implement to and from the field. is to be reckoned, not by acres nor by hundreds of acres, This tipping motion is effected by means of the handle, but by thousands of square miles. For many years to C, Fig. 2,… … the anchor from the ground, and the frame is drawn take ready for operation also throws the revolving rake, yet sufficiently valuable to justify the enormous expense B, into gear by drawing ferward the pinion, E, which is forward the length of the rope. The team is now again of laying drain tiles.…

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