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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 14 (1888) (1888)

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or inclined position by another failure, a considerable portion of the brandy exported windlass, both of which are mounted near the lower to this country (England) was derived, although end of the derrick post. The fork rope passes over pulleys on the derrick arm and post, and thence over a… … the equal draught of the four animals on the machine, bar reciprocating in the guard fingers of.the finger bar, avoiding all side draught. , similar to an ordinary mowing machine, has been pa- tented by Mr. John F. Watermolen, of Green Bay, the truck frame, and by a link adapted to be secured to…

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