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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 18 (1885) (1885)

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the machine. To tube is a quarter bend that carries the oil cup and its signed for conveniently and rapidly removing valueless parts. The oil cup is of cylindrical form, and is pro- the inner sides of the rear ends of the side bars are pieces or clippings of ice, as they accumulate in ice secured… … HARTNETT’S AUTOMATIC OILER FOR CRANK PINS. bucket is tilted and its contents dump- ed into the spout by its toe coming in contact with the nose of the spout, from the rapid movement of the car- vided with a feeding cap at one side. At itscenter it is riage with its suspended bucket down formed with…

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