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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 7 (1867) (1867)

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be lifted by the back- ward rotation of the hind wheels when the team is backed, The object of this improvement is simply to providea proper Thus it will be seen that under all circumstances the brake and efficient seating for those wheel brakes where India-rub- is self-operating and adjusting. It… … eries, etc. Henry C. Kochensperger, of Thornville, Ohio, is the pat- A, A,in both the figures, are bars of iron or steel, long entee, who may be addressed, as above, for additional inform- enough to permit the pourer to use the crucible containing ation, The date of his patent is May 28, 1867. The…

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