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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 27 (1898) (1898)

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gs and a series of plate springs, both so arranged stiff spiral springs, H, a steain-tight joint being secured between the tread and the rim that they can be easily parts and providing a very simple locomotive that by a copper diaphragm, G, and rubber packing. could be readily handled by the men in… … capacity, the engine is limited to runs of from 12 to 15 signed to prevent the entrance of moisture. To secure RAMSEY’S CUSHION TIRE. miles in length, which, however, is sufficient for the the tire to the rim, flat spring-metal bands through purpose of the sawmill. On a level track this locomo-…

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