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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 20 (1876) (1876)

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a carriage traveling on a fixed rope and resting on W?2 extract from Knight’s ‘* New Mechanical Dictionary ,”’* GRAIN DRILLS rollers as shown. To one portion of the carriage is affixed the this week, a series of engravings of various agricultural im- were invented by the Chinese, agesago. Their… … Supported on a caster wheel in front and two wheels at the the carriage. A guide line is also attached to the lower pul- rear. The depth of tilth is regulated by a lever, which is ley. .The fork, fullof hay, is first hoisted a suitable dis- nothing more than a wheelbarrow with a hopper for the seed…

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