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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (1886) (1886)

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bears upona pin held swinging end and to drop back of its own gravity to to the saw stock in front of the pivot bolt, so that, by upon itself to forma small circle. The hanger con- a perpendicular position to couple the link. The raising the rear end of thehandle, thespring may be made to force the… … that the bearings are all right, without having econ- HOEPFNER’S EAVES-TROUGH HANGER. stantly to go round and try them with his hand, while a change of color will warn him that the bearing is get- corresponding drawhead, to be coupled automatically end. The end of the bent arm of the strip is…

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