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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 13 (1885) (1885)

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d of repeated heat- ing its lugs to properly occupy the recess. The roliers passes through plates sliding in the car frame and hav- ings with an indefinite number of blows of the ham- are then introduced, when the second ring is placed at ing interposed between them the buffer spring. The mer,… … long nut, J, which rests against a plate, K, formed with a stud that enters a notch in the end of the felly. A MULLER’S IMPROVED CAR COUPLING. series of U-shaped washers is mounted on the bolt within the chamber of the drawhead by a vertical pin, between the ends of the tire, their outer edges…

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