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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 8 (August 1879) (1879)

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ted It is so constructed that the formers may be cleaned imme- to avoid the necessity of having to use a number of tools by Mr. Charles G. Biedinger, of San Francisco, Cal., which diately after being used and possesses considerable novelty. without stopping the machine. The cylinders carrying the… … BIEDINGER'S STRAW CUTTER. with radial indicating cards that the machine revolves a greater are capable of radial movement, length of hay or straw will be combined with'a supporting frame that retains the cards in- drawn through. The knives being concaved lengthwise, the for this purpose. It…

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