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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 22 (1905) (1905)

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f the cab, so will always lie horizontal no matter if swung up or down. The draft attachment is made close to the cut- are drawn back to return the parts to normal position. that the necessity of dragging down the coal is avoid- The car body is centered on the bed by means of socket ed. The bin… … TURRET COAL BIN FOR LOCOMOTIVE TENDERS, the objects of its inventor would be appar- ent if one considers for a moment the ferce tral vertical partition into two compartments. Each of impact due to the momentum of so large and swiftly- so that it will adjust itself to different positions of moving a…

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