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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 20 (1866) (1866)

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in either case—that is, whether the crank stand above same agent as the safety or hang below the axle, valve, namely, a weight. “The forces exerted In detail the gage con- through the cranks upon sists of a central tube, A, the driving axle may be which has a small hele, B, perhaps better under- in… … LOWE’S STEAM GAGE. the steam. This gage is force, in a forward dis claimed to be reliable un- reclion, would be 3,333 steam upon it is 10,000 lbs. When the crank stands der ali circumstances. A patent is now pending on Ibs. It must not be hastily supposed, from what has upright over the axle, and…

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