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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 10 (September 1862) (1862)

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s madedouble, one for each bucket, and the two pawls areconnected by a bail, e, so that a slight brush of thehand reverses the hold of the pawls after one bucketis emptied and the act of drawing up the other is tobe commenced. The buckets are made a little heavierupon one side than upon the other,… … MGREGORS WELL CURB AND BUCKET. best of all, however, is the plan of letting down abucket by a rope, and pulling it up full of water. Thisavoids all waste of power in overcoming friction, andkeeps the water pure and sweet, by leaving it open tothe air and free from any contaminating substances.This…

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