Technical World Magazine, Volume 12Technical World Company, 1909 |
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Page 326
... ground where the horses could walk . In some of the Western states the excessive rains last summer converted wheat fields into swamps and the soil was so soft that the binder bull wheel could not find enough foundation to propel the ma ...
... ground where the horses could walk . In some of the Western states the excessive rains last summer converted wheat fields into swamps and the soil was so soft that the binder bull wheel could not find enough foundation to propel the ma ...
Page 550
... ground sufficiently to cover the upper ter- minals of the rods , thus forming a kind of collar tapering from about three inches in thickness at the level of the ground to about one and one - half inches at the top . A slight finish is ...
... ground sufficiently to cover the upper ter- minals of the rods , thus forming a kind of collar tapering from about three inches in thickness at the level of the ground to about one and one - half inches at the top . A slight finish is ...
Page 552
... ground with the aid of sand and water until they are perfectly smooth . When all of the inequalities of surface have been ground off they are stacked up to dry , and then are ready for the market . A few miles northwest of the French ...
... ground with the aid of sand and water until they are perfectly smooth . When all of the inequalities of surface have been ground off they are stacked up to dry , and then are ready for the market . A few miles northwest of the French ...
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