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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 2 (1889) (1889)

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be well worth carrier may be readily separated, to allow while to watch the valve gear closely, the common pan connection of another digger, which will cut a deeper ditch, and this separable connection promotes conve- nience in housing the apparatus when not in use. rack, and the whole, when… … reach of a person in one posi- minor to details of less consequence. The body proper EDWARDS’ DITCHING MACHINE. tion, the whole being eco is composed of a table in two heights, the opened front The elevator consists of an endless belt, with buckets, nomically made, and suited to stand in the dining…

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