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Gazette Du Bureau Des Brevets, Droits D'auteur Et Marques de ...
An averruncator comprising a handle, 1 double hook secured to the top end at
one side of the upper end thereof, one of the hooks opening upwardly and the
other opening downwardly, a knife having two blades and a shank pivotally
secured ...
AVERRHOA— AVERRUNCATOR. Cumean Sibyl. Agrippa caused the dense
woods to be thinned, by which the place lost much of its wildness ; and by his
orders Cocceius constructed the famous tunnel through the mountain to Cumoe,
...
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WINSTON'S CUMULATIVE LOOSE-LEAF ENCYCLOPEDIA
Averruncator. (av-er-ung-ka'ter),. a. garden implement for pruning trees without a
ladder, consisting of two blades similar to stout shears, one fixed rigidly to a long
handle, and the other moved by a lever to which a cord ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
... dev arabischen Littcratur (Weimar, 1898), vol. i. pp. 461 f. See also ARABIAN
PHILOSOPHY. (W. W.; G. W. T.) AVERRUNCATOR, a form of long shears used in
arboriculture for “ averruncating ” or pruning 05 the higher branches of trees, &c.
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The tree pruner, a manual
green Oak is the most suitable for a street avenue, as it requires but little pruning,
and that is easily done with a long-handled averruncator. The Lime can be
planted with it or alone for such promenades. This tree is of slender growth, and
can ...
Samuel Wood (gardener.), 1880
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
This is found preferable to the averruncator, as the worker can use it with one
hand, while with the other he steadies himself on his elevated perch ; both hands
are necessary to work the averruncator, and, as might be supposed, both hands ...
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1900
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The Gardener's Magazine and Register of Rural & Domestic ...
i i i QI pushing the instrument upwards, or drawing it downwards. Many improved
forms have since been produced of the éckem'lloir, or averruncator, both on the
Continent and in Britain, most of which will be found figured in the Emyc. qf Gard,
...
This is found preferable to the averruncator, as the worker can use it with one
hand, while with the other he steadies himself on his elevated perch; both hands
are necessary to work the averruncator, and, as might be supposed, both hands ...
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The Gardener's Assistant: Practical and Scientific. A Guide ...
The Averruncator (Fig. 72) is used for the purpose of pruning standard trees, the
branches of which are mostlysituated at a. consiclen able elevation. There are
several forms of this instrument, 4iifl'eI'iDg slightly from the preceding; but they all
...
Robert Thompson, Thomas Moore, 1878
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The National standard encyclopedia: A dictionary of ...
AVERRUNCATOR 79 AXIS. •rs'ant. In r 7* tiand turned am | ck. Called Jjjfl I 'he
4th class Xj J animals ^- -* hv lunes. » Averruncator, av-e-rung'kat-or. A garden
implement for pruning trees when their branches are beyond easy reach.
Aversant ...
