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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 9 (1905) (1905)

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arings. The sight-feed oilers at the oo top of the engine also oil the bearings and cylinders. Raisins. A single automatic carbureter supplies all eight cylin- Soak some raisins in water and examine them. With ders. In this carbureter the main air passage is very in the thin skin is a soft pulp, in… … are both 6 inches, and the motor is increasing in size at the rate of develops 60 horse-power at 900 MOTOR BOAT ENGINES AT THE SPORTSMEN’S SHOW. R. P. M. The other four-cylinder motor is of the 1,000 houses per month, and the existing facilities are boat is liable to be topheavy in a seaway, and…

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