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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 20 (May 1906) (1906)

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sses against the cone and holds it rises too high in the regulator chamber, the float, B, although it can also be used for pressing fruit and clear of the casing. The cone shaft passes freely will strike the longer arm of the lever, G, lifting the vegetables. Meat pressers as heretofore constructed… … crosshead is a hand-screw, which is adapted to press WATER FEED REGULATOR WITH AUTOMATIC ALARM, HYDRAULICALLY OPERATED FRICTION CLUTCH.

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