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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 16 (1885) (1885)

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h rails, a, an inner upright, B, an outer upright, C, lects in the grooves or pockets. The drum, screen and intermediate ones, D, at either side of the gate in belt, and pan are all operated froin the side shaft, the middle. made fast tothe rails. A bracerod, a’, con- which can be turned by hand or… … cooling, due to the contact of the plates of the hydraulic press with the surfaces of the metal, and the very unlatches the gate. E is the hinge post at one side of close pressure materially increases this conducting the roadway, from which bars, N, extend, carrying effect of the cold metal. gate…

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