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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 10 (1904) (1904)

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s hold the pinion in The reverse gear for the starboard engine—the boat wedges the plates will be spread apart without length- engagement with the corresponding circle of pins in the is fitted with twin screws—and the thrust bearings of wisemovement. This arrangement, it will be evident, both… … IMPROVED VARIABLE SPEED AND REVERSING GEAR operation simultaneously. All bearings thus have three distinct methods of oil supply. The lubricant driving wheel. The sleeve also carries a forked lever is carried in a store tank and is pumped by hand to pens, when the wedges engage directly therewith.…

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