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A cleaner rakes out the ashpan of SY1470 on the arrival road at Baiyin Gongsi depot. Baiyin Non-ferrous Metals Company 20110324

The rake cautiosly snakes along the creek at about 30 mph. With a loaded rake, squealing of brakes can be deafening.

Rake Firebrick Co. Halifax Road Littleborough.Though this is a normal house brick.

Merseyrail 507021 is seen at Bromborough Rake.

"Tina Macintyre and Patty Heins challenge the strength of a Hefty while Donna Hinz rakes. (Photo by Dumroese)."

Rake in the back yard

Laurel, MT

The Rakes on the Other Stage at Glastonbury 2009

Huckleberry Rake Model (2011) - Real huckleberry rakes are about 2/3 the size of a shoebox. You comb the rake through a bush, and the berries fall into the container. Easier and faster than hand picking. I made this for a woman named Patricia (aka the Berry Fairy), who introduced me to the rake method of picking. The piece is about an inch tall.

An Eastbound rake of B07 Trams passes a Westbound rake of B9 Trams.

Seeds, chemicals and farming equipment have experienced changes that are driving farm input costs up.

At Firestone Farm, an 1880s living history farm demonstration in Greenfield Village, the farm staff use a Johnston self-raking reaper.

In 1864 a patent was issued to William Shaw and John Manz, Wilmington, Del., for a self-rake reaper with gearing to cause the rakes to sweep gavels of grain from the cutting bed of the reaper (semi-circular platform). This patent was reissued in 1868 to Johnston, by now in Syracuse, N.Y., as the assignee of Shaw and Manz. Johnston Harvester Co. became a subsidiary of Massey-Harris Co. around 1910.

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Read more: www.farmcollector.com/company-history/the-johnston-harves...

Horse-drawn reaping machine is a mechanical, semi-automated device that harvests crops. “THE McCORMICK REAPER” In 1831, Cyrus McCormick drove this one horse contraption through a wheat field to cut the very first grain mechanically; first patent 1834. He sold the first one in 1842 and began manufacturing them in Chicago in 1847 Under the name McCormick Harvesting Machinery Co later the company would merge to become The International Harvester Company.

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Rich is one with nature that's why we needed him on the rake team!

Bamboo rakes and wicker basket outside of bamboo goods shop, Ichinomiya, Chiba

On May 30, 2006, the Calgary Culture-Jammers engaged in some guerrilla gardening. Various vegetables and flowers were planted at a couple sites in downtown Calgary.

caridina Cantonese,"tiger OE", blå tigerräka, söttvattensräkor, fresh water shrimp

Nick & Laura then jumped in.

Planting first seeds for my garden in ornamental horticulture class.

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