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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 30 (April 1855) (1855)

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tside of this cavity the head The annexed engravings are views of a around the roller in consequence of the enough, enter one of the apertures,/, and be is bored truly, to receive the journals, c c, machine for planting potatoes, for which a which are turned on the hub of the ratchet. patent of the… … of the hopper, by which they are cut of a The point of the stop is made square, and the suitable size for planting. The apertures in ratchet formed with square-bottomed notches, the underside of the apron receive the teeth in order that when the stop is in gear it may discharged into the spout, L.…

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