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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 2 (1871) (1871)

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ston rod, through the horizon- tal and pendant links which vibrate a shaft that extends that: They are always ready to run, no waiting to get up through the steam chest and carries a toe that engages with steam; no engineer is required to attend them, as opening the small valve. The horizontal link… … work, each piece being interchangeable. They are sometimes arranged to feed boilers, in situations power is used intermittently—when a job is finished, the en where the throttle valve is operated by a float or similar gine is stopped, and started when another is ready; there is contrivance that…

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