having at of the fingers project beyond the top edge of the This horse power for hay carriers and other uses is bars, but do not quite reach to the bottom of the fire the opposite end a hook to clasp a transverse rod. The the invention of Mr. John S. Grabill, of Hayesville, O. box. It will be seen… … "■ms^.^ held a pulley. Between the lugs and pulleys on the ^J^^\K.NV\ . shaft are loosely mounted hubs, formed on bars pro- vided at their ends with pins carrying rollers that work GBABILL'S HOBSE FOWEB FOB HAY CABBIEBb. SHAND'S LOOK SHTTTTLE. in track grooves, shaped like a letter V having a loop…
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