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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 9 (1906) (1906)

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cted with it by a most power possible is required to be developed by the jaw clutch when, at the end of the run, it is desired the four-cycle principle, and are designed with a re- engine, a clutch that is absolutely positive is used, versing clutch for marine use. The engine shown is to recharge… … the boat, and connected to the carbureter through a boats. A lighter stanchion engine is built for high- This arrangement embodies an entirely novel design flexible pipe when it is desired to recharge the bat- speed motor boats. The sizes of these four-cycle brought out by this company during the…

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