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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 18 (October 1882) (1882)

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veled upon their lower sides, so thatthey will slide readily upon the draw bars. The hooks arepressed forward to cause, them to engage with each otherby spiral springs attached to the draw bars and pressingagainst the hooks. The hooks are forced back to uncou]:Jethe cars by levers pivoted to the… … A Re-rolTlng Stalk Cutter lor PloTirs. The engraving represents a novel device for attaching toplow beams in front of the plow to cut the stalks and otherrubbish that come before the plow when in use. A Is aplow beam, having a colter, 0, attached to it by two bolts,one above and the other below the…

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