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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 13 (1865) (1865)

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jah Burnett, is here illustrated. It is, | feet from the base. Engines of any desired size, with while idle for repairs. Besides, on the principal lines as may be seen, entirely independent of horse power, | corresponding increase in the strength of the main of railway, a considera- structure can… … guides, lap of valves, The rigging, F, is com- length of eccentric rod BURNETT’S TRAVELING AND STEAM CRANES. posed of heavy iron bars, to suit the same, and and is a fixture which many other practical objections which would militate | being supplied with steam engines and boiler amply | was…

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