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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 8 (1877) (1877)

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n. These springs press on the center at oxidation; the leaves may be acted upon before mounting, The accompanying engravings give views of an improved cross beams on which are hinged iron rods passing upwards fodder cutter, designed to reduce to a more palatable condi- and attached to the bearings… … reed. on one side of the fly wheel shaft. It is arranged with a set of bevel gears and a crank to operate it by hand power. Another inventor has produced imitations of Utrecht vel- tion the coarse food for stock usually found upon a farm. vet in flax, hemp, and jute. The end of the main shaft…

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