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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 4 (1905) (1905)

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The net friction wheels. This fan blows air for- | result of this principle of design is that ward through the radiator, which is a spring drive is obtained, thereby ob- necessary to keep the cut grass from fly- taintng much smoother running of the ing up in it. The lawn-mower is well engine and… … collected in the bottom of the jar can be are absorbed by the springs and levers removed without disturbing the plates, within the wheel.

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