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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 16 (1874) (1874)

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rs. Greig and Eyth, to meet responding segment, fixed to the nearest plow skife; thelat- ginning to work, and turn first the single plows at the same a difficulty foundin using the first Fowler plow, which was ter corresponds to a peculiarly shaped disk, also firmly at- time as the two end wheels… … GREIG AND EYTHS STEAM PLOW. land, so that the slanting position of the whole is reversed, backward or forward, the toothed segment not only turns the and Eyth’s model is claimed to be especially useful when whereupon the implement proceeas on its back journey plows completely round, but the disk…

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