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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 7 (1886) (1886)

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teral movement. To the rear parts of the side beams are bolted the other ends of two bars, whose by the upper shaft. To the upper end of the bent perceived that the engine has no dead center, and that arm is pivoted a link fulerumed on the shaft of the it may be reversed by simply changing the… … rows of plants. At the acute angles of diamond- the upper frame. This machine is the invention of shaped cutters are secured knife standards, whose Mr. C. R. Van Deusen, of firm I. 8S. Van Deusen & Son, BELT’S ROTARY ENGINE. upper ends are bolted to and between two bars Whip Manufacturers, Passaic,…

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