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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 32 (April 1855) (1855)

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s disposed of. In windy weather the Seed Sower. desired quantity per acre. It often happens seed trough is cut out, and replaced by a scatterer must be operated much nearer to On the 12th of December last a patent that grain and other seeds to be sown are sieve, x, of a fineness that shall admit… … is drawn in the direction of the shafts, C. The grain or other seed is placed in the machine at s, around this pivot the shafts in such case the grain will not be thrown to be adopted for the purpose of swinging or hopper, F, by the driver of the machine, who and the machine are adjusted to each…

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