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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 22 (1891) (1891)

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nnions into the wheel hubs. On given consumption of gas, gives cylinders of the great- overcomes the difficulties presented by the third and est diameters will give the best economy, or least loss these trunnions is pivoted a U-shaped frame, to the front part of which the shafts are attached. On… … tained by the addition of but two parts—a link, spring latch to be engaged by a catch on the cyl- inder to hold the cover in closed position. In which vibrates through the arc of a circle, and a connecting rod, and by changing the position of the employed in such an engine ; but loss of heat…

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