Agricultural implement paces hay with new loader device
A Chicago brought trial of a revolutionary hay rake and loader designed by Marshall Beck and partners from Magnolia township and Puting county. The device uses dual endless aprons and teeth to lift hay from one or two swaths onto a wagon with minimal effort. Tests under rough, green rye and clover showed efficient operation, low noise, and adaptability to stones or wind. A second device turns or alloys swaths for faster curing, while a light third device aids turning. officials claim two men can load as fast as one pitches.
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