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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 18 (1885) (1885)

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may be required. Secured by nuts to In order to fill the cup while the engine is running, it is the inner ends of the short rear cross bars are stand- hoisting rope rapidly reverses the movement of the only necessary to take hold of it toprevent its rotation ards; by adjusting the nuts the covering… … of the frame, to hold the lever in position when lower- of Carbon Monoxide. CONGER’S HAND POWER APPARATUS FOR HOISTI ed to raise the plow from the ground. When the ma- BROKEN ICE, ETC. chine is to be used for planting trees, the Hopper and Nitrogen is solidified at a its attachments and the seat…

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