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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 19 (1896) (1896)

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to be an incline to feed the cutter outwardly in contact. with Another advantage of these plows is the low speed applied to the coupling heads of flexible tubing or hose the tube. A yoke resting on the front face of the of the apparatus, which is from one-half to three-quar- connecting the train… … South America. free end of the hose, and a portion is broken out RICHARD’S BOILER TUBE CUTTER. to show the position and a section of the relief valve, ————____—~s>+0+ 2. _____—_—_- screwed into a bottom opening in the coupling A New ‘Type of Telescope. cut, and the feed screw is turned in the yoke…

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