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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 2 (September 22, 1855) (1855)

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uitableand equal distances apart. Waterhouse’s Hose Coupling. These gates are worthy of general attention, Six of these are represented in this machine, and Mr. Lum deserves great credit for the in- The accompanying figures represent the im- genuity he has exhibited, and the perseverance proved… … F, on which both the brace, D, and lever, A, catches or projections, A, to be pushed in to them (about one-quarter of their disks project can be operated with less power, are more vibrate. The brace is firm and stationary, couple the pipe, or drawn out to uncouple, and through the spaces.) easily…

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