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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 7 (1885) (1885)

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d to the other outer treatment is restricted in its employment on steel, to easily obtained by raising or lowering either end of toothed bar, the pawl being raised from the ratchet articles and tools where grindings and resharpenings bar by a lever pivoted to thecenter bar of the harrow, the gauge.… … MACHINE FOR CUTTING SCRUB, CANE, ETC. of the lever and passing through the main block and The machine shown in the accompany- BOATNER’S ADJUSTABLE HARROW. ing engraving is adapted for trimming hedges, and forcutting any kind of scrub, rushes, cane, etc., and it may also be used for cutting chine,…

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