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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 7 (1896) (1896)

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actice this form of burning than by plate clipped to the bottom portion of the axle. The axles, and the shafts supporting a seat for the driver. the oxyhydrogen process, and all the lead burning At the front lower corners of the cart body are eyes hooks may be formed integral with the shaft, or… … SNOW AND DIRT CART. FRIEDLANDER’S HORSE DETACHING DEVICE, and Bends.—Cut both ends so as to fit close, and with a fine rasp bevel the inside of one end its own thick- adapted to engage threaded apertures in the shaft, seat, preventing undue dropping of the scraper when ness and repeat the same…

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