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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 1 (1874) (1874)

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rted in rings or straps latter immovably, as we have already explained. The return on the hose, which may thus be the more easily dragyed or stroke does the same with regard to the other V bar and the carried. The device also enables the hoseman, by hooking other pair ‘of blocks, so that the result… … one extremity, carries the belt wheel, D. At the same end in which, by turning the handles, a swivel band, D, is also to fasten the hose toauy projecting point orto a ladder. For of the shaft, but on the other side of the journal, are two turned. The shank rod, E, is provided with a screw thread,…

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