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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 19 (May 1862) (1862)

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e other rises, this mode proba-bly secures as great economy of power as any other.There is accordingly a very wide preference given tothe use of buckets over all other methods of raisingwater, and efforts are being constantly made to ren-der the apparatus for working buckets more perfect inits… … out, and is also prevented at any stage of its upwardjourney from redesecncling into the well; the pawlsbeing so connected that they may be readily shiftedfrom their hold upon one bucket to a hold upon theother.The engraving represents a well, A, with a curb, B, and two buckets, one of which, C, is…

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