Cyrus Hall Mccormick And the Reaper
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By 1860, there was added the labor-saving self-rake, first experimented with by McClintock Young in 1858. In 1881, what is known as the McCormick twine binder was in- troduced based on the Gorham patent, but greatly improved and made workable by McCormick and his talented staff of mechanics. During the past ten years, the bound gavels are ejected into a "bundle carrier, " in which they are transported until a sufficient number are collected to form a shock, where it is retained until: dried or ...ready to be hauled to a place of storage. No intervention or impulse is required on the part of the driver, save the guiding of the horses; even the binder requires no substantial attention, and is dependent on the reaper for its power and its supply. In this manner has the simple reaper of 1831 developed into a perfect harvester.
[251] Wisconsin Historical Society Stimulus to Agricultural Invention We have seen that the area of the production of grain, which is man's chief food, depends in large measure upon the means available to garner the crop during the brief harvest period of ten days ; and that so long as the sickle remained the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By 1860, there was added the labor-saving self-rake, first experimented with by McClintock Young in 1858. In 1881, what is known as the McCormick twine binder was in- troduced based on the Gorham patent, but greatly improved and made workable by McCormick and his talented staff of mechanics. During the past ten years, the bound gavels are ejected into a "bundle carrier, " in which they are transported until a sufficient number are collected to form a shock, where it is retained until: dried or ...ready to be hauled to a place of storage. No intervention or impulse is required on the part of the driver, save the guiding of the horses; even the binder requires no substantial attention, and is dependent on the reaper for its power and its supply. In this manner has the simple reaper of 1831 developed into a perfect harvester.
[251] Wisconsin Historical Society Stimulus to Agricultural Invention We have seen that the area of the production of grain, which is man's chief food, depends in large measure upon the means available to garner the crop during the brief harvest period of ten days ; and that so long as the sickle remained the.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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