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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 17 (1895) (1895)

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on the bed plate of the machine, mak- farms, since the water is usually shallow and smooth, and the dangers of ordinary deep sea sponge fishing or by an obstruction in the path of the car. The im- ing a neat, direct-acting arrangement, very sensitive in provement has been patented by Mr. Paul M. A.… … obtained at any time to replace parts which may be worn or broken. In the ribbed shirt sleever the cylinders and dials, as in the larger machines, are of solid hard steel forgings: The cam ring is sectional, and the cams are of cast sition. The fender has side arms pivoted on brackets steel, ground…

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