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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 9 (February 1903) (1903)

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The driver is thus at liberty to to various widths between rows, and to which culti- spring arms together. The tail is thus tightly held rest his hands on his lap. The support comprises a vator teeth or small plows may be quickly attached between the leg and the semicircular portions of the rod,… … ADJUSTABLE SURFACE CULTIVATOR. cility in the fast- REIN SUPPORT. ening of the same. this implement are detachable, and of varying sizes Mr. Edward L. suitable to the width of the space between the rows to which the reins are supported, and at its lower end Pitts, of Jerome, be cultivated. The ends…

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