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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 6 (1865) (1865)

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A, and affixing an iron bar, B, between of the stall would be preserved from injury, and wear the two pedestals, C, so thatthe beam ends rest upon much longer than when sharp iron came in contact it. There are also iron straps, D, in the ends of the with it; also that the shoe itself would be more… … rigidly together at the bot- tained in place by the tom, under the beam, by GOODNOW’S CAR TRUCK AND BRAKES, metallic bands, C, one aniron rod, so that when end of each fitting over well of the country. Whatever employment is strain is applied to the first lever it will be com- a button, D, which…

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