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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 14 (1885) (1885)

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o counteract the effect of the a 46 weight and friction of steamship shafts upon their shaft. Leakage between the pad and the shaft is pre- IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR TRAINING HORSES. bearings, also the friction on the journals of iron and vented by a leather packing similar to the one already The… … is packing, which prevents leakage at that point. SUPPORTING PAD FOR SHAFTS. END THRUST PAD FOR SHAFTS, The spring keeps: the head in contact with the flange ever nature, and also a pad designed to counteract the when the pad is not charged with water. The first lassoing the unbroken horse, then…

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