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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 1 (1866) (1866)

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roads. The spring is.construct- trough inside the curh, and is discharged at the spout. jections to this method are, that suitable wood is dit- ed as follows:— ficult to obtain, and thatitis liable to splitin pre- Any desired number of steel plates, A, are placed turn the handle the upposite way… … witha light load—all shocks being DOUGLASS’S CAR SPRING. when the wood is entirely worn out, ruceived by the rubber; and the new pieces can be substituted with- destructive to the endurance of that metal, muck and down goes the bucket as swift as thought—a The inventor says:—‘‘These rollers have…

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