>>21788386 The worst thing is for someone who wants to "get posts" and has no idea what they are writing about.
The horse-drawn mower, originated somewhere in the early 20th century. And it was called a mower from the beginning. An improved version was the reaper.
Horse mowers, developed sometime in the early 20th century.
"The first mowers were built around 1850 in the USA; due to the design of the cutting unit, mowers are divided into scissor and rotary mowers."
after: https://encyklopedia.pwn.pl/haslo/3926100/kosiarka.html and:
"The first full-fledged combine harvester was invented by two Americans - Obed Hussey and Hiram Pitts in 1836. Their invention, called the 'Hussey-Pitts Reaper', was the first machine to combine mowing, threshing and separating grain from the stalks."
That is, first the harvester was created and then the mower. Something doesn't add up here.
" "Lawn mowing machine"
The first patent for a mechanical mower described as a "Machine for mowing lawns, etc." was granted on 31 August 1830 to engineer Edwin Beard Budding (1795-1846) of Stroud, Gloucestershire, England. Budding's design was based on a cutting tool used for uniform carpet cutting. It was a drum mower with a series of blades arranged around a cylinder. John Ferrabee, owner of Phoenix Foundry at Thrupp Mill, Stroud, first produced Budding lawnmowers, which were sold to the Zoological Gardens in London.
In 1842, Scotsman Alexander Shanks invented the 27-inch roller mower.
The first US patent for a reel mower was granted to Amariah Hills on 12 January 1868. Early mowers were often designed to pull horses, with horses often wearing oversized leather boots to prevent damage to the lawn. In 1870, Elwood McGuire of Richmond, Indiana, designed a very popular human-powered push mower; although not the first human-powered design, his design was very lightweight and commercially successful.
Powered mowers appeared in the 1890s. In 1902. Ransomes produced the first commercially available mower powered by an internal combustion petrol engine. In the United States, internal combustion mowers were first produced in 1919 by Colonel Edwin George.
on 9 May 1899, John Albert Burr patented an improved rotary mower.
It may be taken from some device, but it is an industrial gearbox that can be purchased as normal, like an electric motor, actuator or spring. Such gearboxes can be found, for example, in roller shutters, conveyors, mixers, etc. They are not found in vehicles, and if they are, they are used as drives for accessories.
They are not found in vehicles, but if they are, they are used as accessory drives. Prices of these gearboxes start at 150PLN.
