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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 21 (1885) (1885)

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tition dividing it into. tivator, as may be desired. The mechanism, as will be rivets, one in each pair of prongs, or by a single rivet two compartments, and the front or upper section has seen from our engraving, is quite simple. A rod, placed passing through all four prongs. The cutting blades… … shaft attached to the frame of the machine. ‘The outer ends of the COTTON CHOPPER ATTACHMENT FOR CULTIVATORS. arms are bent upward at right angles and then inward, and in the ends are pivoted series of compartments in the lower part of the upper steel teeth whose lower parts are bent to the…

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