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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 32 (April 1853) (1853)

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the turf.wall raised in the cen- sitjiojj.. These guide rods twist like the side peripheries passing up and over a roller at J J, which are also swung up as shown in on the axle of the crank handle, C. By knife flanges to the end of the plow, and act tre. A' A', are side knives flaring upwards,… … turf fences and making ditches. It is especi-, vel wheel, which drives the two drums, across on the beams, B B. The' guide braces Fio. 4. ally adapted for plowing.meadows that are figure, 4, of the windlass. These drums can N N, are shown with their pins out, and in marshy, during a period when…

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