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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 7 (1878) (1878)

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nd 4 cord more wood in a their correct adjustment is a matter of economy, utility, and | "Ve. It will be seen from this that the stack is straight and run of 1,176 miles—notwithstanding the fact that the en- great importance; in connection with the bearings there of a diameter larger than is usual.… … _| by the increase of the area of stack of only four times, a de- when the leaves were falling, causing great slipping of en- should be ample provision made for oiling and drippings; | CTe#9e of sixteen times in the force of the blast is obtained, gine drivers and an amount of piston travel and…

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