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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 5 (1889) (1889)

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the strap and does not look mechani- diminished, more strain falls on the key and the metal eal. The rod is of similar design at the driving end. on the sides of the keyway, and breakage is likely to The valve gear has Crampton eccentrics (that is, ec- follow. The connecting rod end of the engine… … pins and two split Fig. 2.-CONNECTING-ROD END—ITALIAN LOCOMOTIVE, pins, which is more expensive and no since the bolt is put between the key and the brasses, better, since a cork necessitating that the bolt be slackened back each time Miani Silvestri, 1889, Milano,” has a bogie or truck, out- or…

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