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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 17 (1905) (1905)

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s swamped out. No skid-oil is used, installing of a logging outfit of the usual type. which in itself is no small saving, as the oil bill of a the action of the two drums. Opening a logging camp is costly, and much of the The engine is powerful enough to pull the largest camp with a two-mile haul… … about three more widely known. At va- quarters of a sawn into desired lengths, a short wire rope Called mile, and those operating with scows do not as a rule rious points in the Puget Sound region loggers are attempt to log beyond this distance. But by using the “choker” is fastened about the end…

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