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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 12 (November 27, 1858) (1858)

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e screw they may take above or below the center line rod to the driving wheels behind; the sleeve, Y, and the winch, W, the direction of of the cylinders ; while ball and socket joints, axle of which is kept at a uniform distance the axle is controlled, and the carriage steer- at the ends of the… … SS Messrs. Lee & Larned, 52 John street, New bs ball joints are provided to secure flexibility. York, room No. 7. worst conditioned streets in the city, to the WRG The total weight is about five and a half —_—_— + 2 entire satisfaction of the Street Commissioner, Fagan’s Improved Puinp. tuns. The…

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