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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 26 (1885) (1885)

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s required. Thecrank shape of the tamper is that of a: half or part circle, draws it back, and repeats the motion until the fiber shaft can be revolved either by working the treadle has been oiled. From the oiling machines the hemp thereby leaving two exposed ends on opposite sides of with the feet… … cables, shows that very little change has been made in the half century. BRYANT & GILLILAND’S RAILWAY TAMPING MACHINE, It is crude but substantial. The bob- bins of spun yarn are placed upright fitted with a tamping hoe-like blade, Fig. 2, adjustable on iron pins on a series of shelves. The along…

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