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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 25 (June 1876) (1876)

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, and were designed to dimin- The horse hoe, at d, is designed for chopping gaps in the flange on the colter, but is a regular moldboard plow of ish the expense of cultivation by substituting horse labor. rows, and has a set of revolving hoes on a shaft parallel with smaller proportions, higher… … lowing remark on the declination of the ed to different purposes, a is a hoe for needle: " Take notice that the magnet marking out fine drills, 6 a hoe for mark- as well as the needle that has been ing small ridges, c a hoe for working touched by it, does not point exactly to two sides of small…

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