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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 22 (1872) (1872)

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when the sell—better than to use; they are good things to talk about shaft is to be carried by stone piers, not likely to lose their to those who do not know what true economy in oiling is. horizontal adjustment, or in cases of vertical shafts, pillow Glass oil cups above the bearing, feeding oil… … in the bearings of the head shaft, common in modern cot- (Fig. 10). The box is furnished ‘with spherical surfaces to ficient, and that has been ton mill practice, has the advantage of diminishing the ve- fit in sockets in the casting or frame; it is self-adjusting as the practice for many locity of…

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