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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 12 (1867) (1867)

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horse power a water-wheel or a moving on four wheels and upon a pair of straight horizon- quired elsewhere and the time is of the greatest value. windmill gives out in its action, or how much power is con- The object of the anchor tripper seen in the accompanying tal rails, is attached to the… … off set and concaved to re- determines the size of the circle of contact between the cone HOR TRIPPER. ceive the ends of the latch and the sphere. The annexed diagram shows the relative sumed by a millstone or other uniformly rotating mechanism. bars as seen in the engraving. A bent lever, C, is…

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