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

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crack cannot be conveniently watched. But in drum is obtained by journaling the shaft in boxes practice it is not necessary to hold it in contact with C, by a chain and rod which passes through a stuffing sliding vertically in slotted plates fixed to the side bars box. The lever is fulorumed upon… … desired, and the size of the pockets can be varied so as to ings on the frame; these shafts transmit their move- TAYLOR'S STEAH IBAP. drop any quantity of seed. The seeds in the furrow are ment by beveled gear wheels meshing in wheels on the ends of a horizontal shaft carrying the driving covered…

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