otor Lenoir has achieved considerable suc-cess, but its application is limited to the supply andcost of the gas required to work it; and it is saidthat an engineer of Lyons, M. Million, has hit uponan expedient which is likely to have a great effectin extending the use of that or other motors in… … CRELLINS HAY RAKE. The machine is constructed as follows: The rake head, A, is carried in bearings as usual, inwhich it turns easily, and lias at each extremity aprojecting support, B, which keeps the weight off theteeth, and guards them from injury against strainsidewise. The device lor…
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