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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 11 (September 1882) (1882)

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ine for raising hay from the ground and carryingit to the rack of a wagon to be loaded, has been patented byMr. Geo. Meader, of Fowler, Ind. A frame is secured onthe bolsters of the wagon, and a cross beam secured to theunder side of the frame projects a short distance from it,between the front and… … over a guide pulley in the top of a standard on tbe side ofthe wagon opposite the rake, and down to a winding drumthat is put in gear by means of a clutch and lever with ashaft drive by a chain belt from one of the wagon wheels.When the rake has gathered its load, the lever is movedand the winding…

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