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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 22 (1873) (1873)

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carriage. Loose upon the harvester, and the lower bevel wheels on the upright whole of it is painted in bright colors. The distributor and this shaft is a pinion, L, which engages with the teeth of the shaft within the turret is in action, the motion of the shaft, branch pipe are on the improved… … the water from the cart being sixteen feet. By measurement swung lo one side by a suitably arranged lever fitting against a railin the frame,C. By means of a clutch,at P, Fig. 1, which of the plans at the Vestry Hall after the trial, it was ascer- machine is readily followed. Grain enough for one…

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