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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (1904) (1904)

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G CAR. nected by a linked rod whicti extends through the Thé Stearns car and its transmission are shown in radiator and terminates in’a small brass knob, a single the accompanying cuts. This machine is a powerful movement of which relieves the compression in the touring car with a motor of the… … tion in which Referring to it points. This the drawing, novel construction is said to offer advantages in the the mechanical details and method of operation may An internal cone clutch with multiple springs takes the place of the ordinary push clutch found in previ- way of supplying a good mixture…

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