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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 26 (June 1860) (1860)

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gears. It readily understood. the shaft, I, revolves, it will operate to turn the warp We will now describe their offices:—By attaching the beam. Upon the same shaft are two double-beveled is simple, cheap, requires no attention (more than a drop gears, a a, which revolve loosely thereon in… … driving the lower gear, a, in one direction, and through it and another gear and shaft cultivator it is very superior in its opera- GOOCH'S UNIVERSAL PLOW. tions ; and with this single combination the lower conical pulley, H, which, by means implement a farmer has a plow for per- of the tin all…

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