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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 1 (1893) (1893)

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erves as The wheel has circular end pieces carried by a shaft weigh 150 pounds. They are lusty fellows, with square, a guide for theclevis to which the pole is secured. journaled in bearings in opposite sides of the flume, massive shoulders, who are endowed with extraordi- Beneath this frame is a… … wagon, the turning of the adjusting screw lowers the FRAME'S WATER WHEEL. front portion of the body and the shovel until the wheel are each pivoted at one edge at both ends in the latter strikes the ground, when, by driving the team outer edge of the circular end pieces, and the center forward,…

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