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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 10 (1899) (1899)

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pump-barrel is made in two sections, which are He feels compelled to state that hotel accommodation traveling crane carrying a truck, from which the joined together by a suitable connection, and which communicate with each other. The lower barrel-sec- freight-transporting devices are suspended. One… … into action from the door of the baggagecar. It con- KOOGLER’S DOUBLE-ACTING mounted. Cables surround the windlass and pass to the pump-barrel. The sists of a hoist operated by compressed air which is PUMP. about the rollers of the carrying-rods. By means of subsequent down - stroke drawn fromthe…

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