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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 5 (1861) (1861)

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age turns as is the weight of the steam engine. The weight of a|R, and which may be pressed into holes in the hub of | upon a pivot. locomotive is not objectionable when it runs upon | the driving wheel, C, or withdrawn from the same by| “The plows, A’ A’ A’, are secured to a triangular hard iron… … and stiffness is obtained REYNOLDS’ IMPROVED STEAM PLOW. om the plow frame is sup- with less weight than ported by a wheel, H, by the employment of any other material; and 8d, ,T, and thus the axle, 8, may be secured rigidly to the axle of which is placed eccentric to the shaft of By making the…

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