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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 2 (1907) (1907)

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1907 touring car is seen another de- ee, sign of combined transmission and differential located posite sides of the cylinders, all mechanically-operated. AN IMPROVED SLIDING-GEAR TRANSMISSION on the rear axle. In designing its new car this way A mechanical lubricator is placed beside the engine The… … R, R’. Connecting rods for F. Torsion rod. T, I. Clutch-shifting levers. J, A. Lever, G, is on sleeve, 8, which Clutch collar and shipper. ™M, Z. Rear universal joint of X. I, Fv’. Connections to shfting-gear sets from V,V’.

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