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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 7 (1880) (1880)

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ith horse cars the greatest power is saving in the wear and tear of cars. _ eS a a IMPROVED CAR STARTER. . Theinvention shown in the cut is very simple, and may exertedin starting, and the application of this device by re- In the traffic of a great city like New York or Philadel phia be readily… … HANSELL'S CAR STARTER. to which it is applied. It is the horses have fairly started; as simple as a piece of me- the consequence is that there for use. the momentum acquired by the backward movement the in Many attempts have been made to apply to-a car appara- ‘tus for storing the power lost in…

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