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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 11 (September 1904) (1904)

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for the oncoming bucket, which, as soon as the cleaner case the wheel strikes quickly some solid obstruction well when the earth is hard and dry. The Buckeye is reached, by its own action, forces the spade into auu which would break the machine. They are the safety traction ditcher was designed by… … a single engine is used on ditchers (Hitting trenches View Showing1 the Buckets of the Machine. 14 V-! inches wide, 'the engines are coupled to a steel crank-shaft the throws of which are set on the quar- THE BUCKEYE TRACTION DITCHER. ter—that is, 90 degrees from each other—the same as on a…

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