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MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS.

On the South Side : Areas N. 0. 1; I\ Q. It. 1 to 27.

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Se ^ u excellent ten-coulter drill, for sowing all kinds of

^ three-hoed scarifier. Five-hoed scarifier.

s et of three machines, to be worked by the same

power, either man, horse, or steam, singly, or the threetogether, or alternately : a piece of machinery much ap-proved of by good judges of agricultural machinery.

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Wedlake’s Union Mill for Splitting and Bruising Seeds.

allV lm Pl e an< ^ c L ea P winnowing machine for cleaningin p ! u ^ s °f grain, also currants; very extensively used^ l 'eece for the latter purpose,scarifier for hop-grounds.

Cr0 p Sur face or skim-plough, for destroying weeds after a4 ®°uld-up plough.

T «mple and most effective subsoil plough.

Sa j e .Essex light two-horse plough, effecting a greatlll 6 in the expenditure of that operation.

' s Ch;dl-cu[ti]iq' ami Oat bntiaina Machine.

128 Barrett, Exall, & Andrews, Katesgrove IronWorks, Reading —Mauufs. and Inventors.

A model of a machine house with models of steam-engineand thrashing, cutting, and crushing-machinery; withsteaming apparatus, pumps, &e., complete, as required fora farm of about 400 acres, with plans for an entire modelfarm-yard and buildings.

A four-horse power high-pressure portable steam-engine.It is fitted to work expansively from one-third to fullsteam. The engine is fitted and fixed to a separate castframe, relieving the boiler from all vibration or strain.The boiler takes about 40 minutes to get up the steam tothe working pressure, and requires about 36 lbs. of coalsto generate the steam, the water being at 60° to steam at45 lbs. pressure, and is said to consume about 8 lbs. ofcoal per horse per hour to keep up the steam. Thisengine is represented in the annexed cut.

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Barrett and Co.’s Four-horse power Portable Steam-engine.

Six-horse power patent bolting and thrashing-machinewith shaking apparatus; mounted upon four travellingwheels. The frame of this machine is of wood. The breast-ing is in a complete iron frame, and bolted to the sides ofthe machine. The patent consists in the method ofaltering the breastwork, which is accomplished in oneminute. In front of, and partly underneath, the machineis attached a shaking apparatus, which passes the strawfrom the machine, and at the same time separates all thecorn from it. Intended to thrash from 30 to 50 quartersof wheat per day.