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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 1 (1886) (1886)

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, Fig. 2. The tree and by the reaction of the grain being ground; but all subjects relating to the manufacture of artificial rim of this wheel bears against the inner faces of the as the expansion and contraction of the runner spindle ice. we disks. In the center of the disk, B, is a pin, G, placed… … BURRY’S IMPROVED MOTOR. from the hole and trenches DU BOSE’S IMPROVED GRINDING MILL. was to be seen, except now The outer ends of the arms are as wide as the rim of and then a large piece of sod twenty or thirty rods the grain far from constant, the operation of the nrill the wheel; and as the…

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