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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 15 (1903) (1903)

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ted by hydraulic hauling logs in his Michigan pine-ies. The mechanism is plainly to be see in one illustra- the locomotive can haul a 150-ton train at 6 miles an power. hour. The locomotive runs as readily one way as another, tion, the boiler being situated at the -ear end of the The development of… … purposes is a modification of the stack on top of the boiler. Glover snow traction drum. The The exhaust pipe is equipped face of the wheel is semi-toothed with valves, so that the entire steam may be exhausted or semi-cupped for traveling through sand or soft so that he is at the front end of the…

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