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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 16 (1896) (1896)

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n opening adapted to receive a For spreading the hoofs of horses or mules, to pre- Crossley’s well-known type, but only one fly wheel is hook integral with or secured to the shaft, and be- vent and cure lameness, the simple and inexpensive keyed on the engine crank shaft, the other being tween the… … TRENKLE’S HOOF SPREADER. in getting up steam are avoided, the motive power FRIEDLANDER’S HORSE DETACHER AND BRAKE. being always ready, and consumption of fuel ceases as device shown in the accompanying illustration has soon as the dock isemptied. We are indebted to the ing bars, each terminating at…

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