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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 26 (1895) (1895)

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, the dotted lines indicating the posi- tion to which they are brought by the yielding con- nection, such position being attained instantly after the carriage and operating shaft is momentarily stop- ped, the fast pulley having been freed of either of the belts. NTN anak Stan ae Fire Balls at Sea.… … huge deck derrick, or injury. weighing many tons, —_—_—__—o+ 0 AN AUTOMATIC BELT SHIFTER. was torn loose from its The illustration represents an improvement in belt- allelrods joined at the front by a block, and connected fastenings and swept overboard, leaving a hole in the shifting devices where…

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