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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 19 (November 1868) (1868)

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em, although, travel upon, in the various operations of plowing, harrowing, Fig. 4 ; and the cultivator in Fig. 5. Either of these is at- seeding, cultivating, reaping, etc. For harrowing or culti- under favorable circumstances, some good results have been tached to the machine by rods or chains,… … DELAVIGNE'S PATENT STEAM PLOW AND CULTIVATOR. on the borders of a field, and drawing, by ropes or chains, a uncultivated portions of the field, or to adapt them to work tors being so arranged as to pass between the rows, the plow or a gang of plows across from side to side, is cumber- at any depth,…

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