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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 23 (June 1886) (1886)

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. To lock jecting from the free edge of attached to the axle, to which, or to the spokes of the doors, the shaft is turned by means of a key, to the lid. This device may also be used for reaching the wheels, is secured a large drum. The ends of the move the rods toward the sides, when the hasp… … IIOOBE'S CIBCULAB SAW HILL. downward, and theirlower parts are curved forward until the lower ends are near the ground beneath into the slot. A padlock is then passed through the sta- the axle. ple and sealed, or a car seal of the usual form can be As the machine is drawn forward, the rake teeth…

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