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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 18 (October 1885) (1885)

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ally to the side bars of the pulley. The sluiceway is divided by an angula,r parti- to balance the float. The valve, B', is connected with tion in such a manner that each of the wheels receives frame in the rear of the lower drum. If not needed, the lever by an extensible connection, shown in sec-… … COLLINS' WATER WHEEL. The seed planter herewith illustrated makes a clean out into a spiral, or heavy plate glass divided with fair furrow and evenly ridges the earth on the dropped accuracy. off into rims partly encircling the wheels, holding the The great point is to have the line of the cut well…

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