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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 16 (1860) (1860)

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contact with the rims of the driving wheels, and thus the ventors seemed to rest contented with the old simple re- able.” rotation of the reel may be stopped when it is desired volving rake, but within a few years, since so many bril- to suspend the operation of the machine. A pawl and liant… … ward and upward to a level prevent the hay from sliding with the axie. This rocking STODDARD’S IMPROVED HORSE RAKE. down the tooth to the rake- motion is effected by the head. : friction wheel, F, acting through the shaft, E, crank, -D, The importance of machines which facilitate the and persons…

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