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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 23 (1901) (1901)

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d out by placing the dead pull was 365 pounds. The weight of the body tirely inclosed by its circular casting and end-pieces. motors in short circuit, thus giving a powerful brake and wheels is 45 pounds. The wings and tail have The pinion comes out at the side next the wheel and upon the front… … tend to force the market, the hand-wheel above, by and thus to oppose ‘the means of a_ pinion and Steel Trust. The proposal toothed sector. The ac- has excited, the greatest cumulators are contained interest in the steel circles in a box which is fixed in of Sheffield, and other man- the truck…

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