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  1. 1 paź 2024 · In 1831 Cyrus, aged 22, tried his hand at building a reaper. Resembling a two-wheeled, horse-drawn chariot, the machine consisted of a vibrating cutting blade, a reel to bring the grain within its reach, and a platform to receive the falling grain. The reaper embodied the principles essential to all subsequent grain-cutting machines.

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  2. 1 cze 2004 · His invention, the McCormick ‘Virginia’ reaper, revolutionized farming by combining many steps involved in harvesting crops into one machine. McCormick’s reaper could cut more wheat in a day than a half-dozen farmhands.

  3. 1 maj 1981 · Cyrus Hall McCormick, a 22-year-old Virginian, gave America its first step toward farm mechanization when he invented the reaper 150 years ago this spring. He first showed it publicly in July 1831, in a field near Steele’s Tavern, not far from the valley of Walnut Grove, where the family farm lay.

  4. 14 sty 2024 · Over the years, the McCormick Harvesting Machine Co. pushed the idea that Cyrus was a heroic farmer and mechanical genius who single-handedly invented the reaper, making him a savior of world...

  5. 24 wrz 2023 · The invention of the reaper machine, attributed to Cyrus McCormick in the early 19th century, brought about a significant change in farming efficiency. The reaper was a horse-drawn machine equipped with a cutting mechanism that could harvest crops more quickly and efficiently.

  6. McCormick built his first reaper in 1831, at the age of 22. In 1847 he opened his first factory, near the city of Chicago, then a small and unimportant town. He presented his reaper to the world at the 1851 Great Exposition in London, winning acclaim and increasing orders almost immediately.

  7. 8 wrz 2024 · The earliest horse-drawn reapers made by McCormick cut the grain, which fell onto a platform so it could be raked up by a man walking alongside the machine. Later models consistently added practical features, and McCormick's farm machinery business grew steadily.