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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 26 (1886) (1886)

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. Y. has a foot lying normally just above the foot on the primary table. When the link is in its proper position 8 in the drawhead, the foot of the primary table rests on IMPROVED HARROW. its rear end (Fig. 2), the rebyholding its exterior end This harrow, the invention of Mr. James G. Owen, out… … depression, incident to the rocking, swaying, and lower part of the hole is flared to permita slight lateral OWEN’S IMPROVED HARROW. movement of the tooth, which turns on its right- jumping of the cars. | angled arm as a pivot. Upon opposite edges of the e comprised of front and rear parts,…

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