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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 19 (May 1864) (1864)

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ll, or even gears are thrown in and more quickly. out of connection with But how was this ? the driving wheel by Did not the earth draw the lever, F, which has down the large ball, a pin and hook at G, so which was double the as to keep the wheels weight of the smaller, together when they are with… … weight is unequal ? No. The apron or loose STEVENS'S MANURE-SPREADER. There must be double bottom of the wagon horse-power to draw the double weight, to obtain equal by James H. Stevens, of East Durham, N. Y., and a does not rotate or traverse entirely around the body, speed. Let a ten-pound weight…

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