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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 11 (March 1870) (1870)

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ced a revolving cylinder ing, it is found that the percussive force with which the to these arms. The Mahoney wheel has the buckets divided B, Fig. 2. Around this cylinder is placed a casing, C, Fig. broad surface of a long paddle strikes against the water, is into two lengths, and placed so as to… … ing are thus done simultaneously, the JEKOME B. KINO'S SELF-ADJUSTING DOUBLE WASHER. use of the washboard being entirely thc change the jar or trembling was unusually severe. In fluence on the machinery by its continuous concussions. On superseded. this case the same buckets were used, simply cut…

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