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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (January 1904) (1904)

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crews. The trials, to be exceedingly well done, the furrows being out the long pole of the mower, and substituting a blades of these screws are pivoted, and can be turned even and of good depth. Martin's cultivators were shorter one, the latter being joined to the motor by a also tried attached to… … detachable rubber pads are at- of this method of propulsion, THE IVEL MOTOR DRIVING A THRESHING MACHINE. tached to the rims of the wheels owing (1) to the small space re- by means of thumb screws. quired, the cargo space being These rubber pads lessen the vi- diminished by only 6 to 8 per bration…

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