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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 10 (1898) (1898)

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55 feet), and not American 8-wheeler, and it would be difficult to find a 18 ties to the length, a heavy cast iron chair being so lofty as those of the American type. In their gen- class of engines that better represents the standard ex- interposed between the rail and the tie. they might be called… … to learn that careful tests by Mr. Buchanan, the master laying. Chief Engineer Inglis writes us : ‘‘ Taking an dor leading from one end of the car to the other down mechanic, show that the coal consumption when haul- average week in the month referred to (July, 1897), one side of the car, the…

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