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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 26 (1888) (1888)

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ectangular frames ar- gon, Mich. The carriage is supported upon axles tion of one of the valves, and Fig. 3 a longitudinal sec- ranged to form lazy-tongs, each frame having near its journaled in hangers, and upon the axles are keyed tion. The pipes entering opposite ends of the cylinder, collars,… … SAM integral sleeve in which the eccen- tric surface of the rock shaft is held torevolve. When the carriage is to TURNER’S STEAM STEERING-GEAR. be jigged back, the lever manipu- wae supply-pipe. Similar pipes, also entering opposite forward ends a round, the rounds being in vertical lating the rock…

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