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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 7 (1864) (1864)

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ven continuously without in- very marked. The columns of the various agricultural | chine. All reasonable chance of injury to this cutter terference with the position of the upper one: The papers in this country are continually occupied with , discussions upon the subject of stock raising, food for… … “‘ HOOSIER ” FEED-CUTTER. two feed rollers, G and H; by the maker of a grind- the latter having ribs to assist in perforaing its works up and down with the roller. There is also a ing mill which he runs, that it would require five functions, The shaft of the feed roller, H, runs in horse-powers to…

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