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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 16 (1874) (1874)

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ch cause them, after they are tightened, and the guide is raised up until it touches the drawn back and the whip or reins inserted, to clutch the base of the plane. The set screw of the guide is then tight- same tightly. In inserting the reins, the driver drops them similar delicacies, will… … trolled by the left. The apparatus is also soarranged that work can, it is stated, be squared or’ beveled without the an- dragging upon them by the horse only wedges the clutch the gate for admitting the ice is readily governed by the left tighter. The apparatus is made of malleable iron, is quite…

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