. Providence Seed Co.'s catalogue of seeds and implements 1902 : bulbs, plants and fertilizers, bee keepers' supplies, poultry supplies, greenhouse supplies. Nursery stock Rhode Island Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Horticultural crops Catalogs; Horticultural machinery Catalogs. Every advantage of construction or material found in the Deering Mowers is embodied in the Deering Self-dump Rake. The axles are of high carbon steel. The rake teeth are of oil tempered steel of the finest quality and have sufficient play in the rake head so that they rarely break from contact with obstructions. Each tooth
. Providence Seed Co.'s catalogue of seeds and implements 1902 : bulbs, plants and fertilizers, bee keepers' supplies, poultry supplies, greenhouse supplies. Nursery stock Rhode Island Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Horticultural crops Catalogs; Horticultural machinery Catalogs. Every advantage of construction or material found in the Deering Mowers is embodied in the Deering Self-dump Rake. The axles are of high carbon steel. The rake teeth are of oil tempered steel of the finest quality and have sufficient play in the rake head so that they rarely break from contact with obstructions. Each tooth is fastened independently by a malleable clip and can be easily removed. The Deering Rakes are made with both steel and wood wheels, and have the simplest dumping mechanism in use on any rake; not a cog or pinion of any kind, and can be dumped l)y hand or foot. We invite a careful inspection of this rake, and shall be pleased to mail to ail who desire, a copy of the Deering Catalogue for 1902. The Deering Rake is a friend maker as well as hay maker. The Thomas Hay The "Thomas Tedder" is so far ahead of all other tedders on the market that it must be seen and examined to realize its great superiority. A tedder gets so much jarring and racket in the field that it must be very strong throughout, and right there most tedders fail. A continuous steel axle is used to prevent the risk of bending or breaking. A spring is placed on front of the frame, which has a scope of six inches. By this method, when the fork strikes a stone, the frame is relieved and prevents breakage. Steel crank shafts are also used perfectly fitted, the journal and bearings reducing wear and friction. The steel fork is separate from the spring, and the greatest tension of the spring is when the fork is in position to use. As the fork is bent back by an obstruction the tension of the spring becomes weaker, allowing the fork to pass over a larger obstruction than any other tedder. This tedder th
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