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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 8 (February 1896) (1896)

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ling the ton. Whitman, Taunton, Middleboro, Plymouth, King- electric roads, by E. Cadiat, in the Portefeuille Econo- operator to adjust the blade at any desired inclination mique des Machines of October and November of last ston and other adjacent places furnish a greater part to the snath, by… … November, 1894. It took from 1-75 rREDERICKSON'S SCYTHE-ADJUSTING DEVICE. to 3 Lorse power hours to develop a kilowatt hour; 1'28 kilowatt the snath. The improvement has been patented by hours were consumed per car mile, Christian Frederickson, of Cameron, Wis. Fig. 2 is a or from 3'34 to 3'56…

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