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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 26 (1896) (1896)

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that it of box section, being strongly braced together with just above the guards isa large pin carrying a loose would prove in the long run, for the particular class of struts, which are also of plate steel and open box section. work this boat has to do, a more economical design. flanged ring, to… … in a_ perpendicular width over guards, 90 THE HUDSON position, thus seenr- feet; depth of hull, 13 ing a true feathering feet; and draught, 8 action. The wheels feet. She is of 4,500 are 30 feet diameter and carry 12 curved steel buckets, The walking beam consists of a strongly ribbed cast tons…

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