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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 20 (1887) (1887)

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hrough a be given. After the guard has seen that the doors of the car- slot in the lever extending from the transverse rod on On the shaft of the motor, which in ordinary run- riages are properly closed, the train is ready to start. the end of the car. When the pin is in position in the ning, at… … to attract the notice of the driver, to whom the neces- of play between the pedestals is allowed for. When the BUTT’S CAR COUPLING. lever is released, the wheels spring apart and away from sary caution or danger signal must be exhibited; and should the train be fitted with a continuous brake with…

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