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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 26 (1868) (1868)

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two bearings, although in constant use, was run for eigh- lathe, and is pivoted on stands secured to the rear bar of the teen months without re-oiling, the oil being contained in the It is a simple frame consisting of two uprights, or inclines, lathe, so that the frame, with shaft and wheels, may… … | instance, the potato is fed in with one hand while the masher belt will be slackened, so that | is worked by the other; the pulp passingthrough thesieve, and the spindle may be instantly the peel dropping down from the front of the sieve into a pan stopped. The treadle stops as soon as the foot…

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