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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 1 (July 1884) (1884)

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ut over the well curb for emptying valve. The valve rod is connected to the bracket by nuts, by the slides which pass through openings in the bar and in them. Keyed upon the shaft is a groove pulley that carries so that it can be adjusted as required. The first chamber is the side of the hopper.… … PALMER'S WELL BUCKET WINDLASS. EICKETTS» HAND CORN PLANTER. every one of our readers (it repeatedly has to us) to discover accidentally, so to speak, a condition of chronic disease, struction makes a simple, cheap, and easy working windlass connected with the other bar, so that they will be…

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