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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 5 (October 16, 1852) (1852)

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king gets loose within the cy- fig. 1, which represents a back view of the ter increases in an equal ratio with an in- vary from perpendicular to 45° from the ho- linder it may be made to work steam tight instrument. In this view is shown the crease of depth; the second is, that weight, rizon, as… … Hampton Falls, Mass., have invented a useful wheel, J, with.100 teeth. On the axle of this improvement in a “ Bow Yoke Fastener,’’ for wheel, /, is another pinion, m, of 10 teeth, Fre. 2. crank is attached to the end of a connecting which they have taken measures to securé a which gears into a…

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