Charles V. Mapes'
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With this machine nine acres may be dug and thoroughly disintegrated to the depth of twelve inches, in the same time and with the same team which would plow four acres eight inches deep. The sub-soil lifter disintegrates from the depth of its line of travel upward and outward to a width of twenty-four or more inches at the surface, while the digger appended to it pulverizes and thoroughly mixes the immediate surface to a depth of five or more inches, thus rendering it peculiarly adaptable to th...e mixture of manures in the surface-soil. It requires no attendant at the handles, but maintains its position, fitting itself to the sinuosities of the sur- face of the ground. When either of the spades strikes a stone which is too large to slip, the machine is lifted over such stone, and the next spade entering the ground beyond it throws it out at the rear.
Weeds may be thrown on the machine by armsful, upon its top and among its parts while in motion, without impeding its progress. Its tendencies being all out- ward, it cleanses itself thoroughly at every revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this machine nine acres may be dug and thoroughly disintegrated to the depth of twelve inches, in the same time and with the same team which would plow four acres eight inches deep. The sub-soil lifter disintegrates from the depth of its line of travel upward and outward to a width of twenty-four or more inches at the surface, while the digger appended to it pulverizes and thoroughly mixes the immediate surface to a depth of five or more inches, thus rendering it peculiarly adaptable to th...e mixture of manures in the surface-soil. It requires no attendant at the handles, but maintains its position, fitting itself to the sinuosities of the sur- face of the ground. When either of the spades strikes a stone which is too large to slip, the machine is lifted over such stone, and the next spade entering the ground beyond it throws it out at the rear.
Weeds may be thrown on the machine by armsful, upon its top and among its parts while in motion, without impeding its progress. Its tendencies being all out- ward, it cleanses itself thoroughly at every revolution.
What to read after Charles V. Mapes'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mapes, Charles Victor, 1836-1916. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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