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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 1 (January 1908) (1908)

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nd swing to inoperative position under the force of impact. The mechanism is reversible, small bolts. The plate comprises two members, A and by the beam. Thence the line passes about a pulley B respectively, the bar B extending across the heel E in the slide, over a pulley F carried by the beam, so… … means of fingers J and E respectively. These fingers SAFETY PLATE FOR HORSESHOES. particularly for use with a cultivator of special make. are pivoted on vertical pins, so as to permit the pouch This cultivator is shown in the accompanying engrav- to swing laterally in the direction in which the…

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