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

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ight caps, so that there is no leakage of oil ing part of sleeve, S (which @ turns), slips into one from the transmission. Although the gear box is quite of the two forks, V V’, and, when. G is moved forward small, the gears are exceptionally large, being 6- or backward in one of the longitudinal… … connected with on the rear the clutch so that wheels. The brake K. Maltiple-disk clutch. M, N, O, Brake C. Clatch- operating lever. the latter is bands are lined P. Band brake. Q. Universal joint. thrown out when with camel’s hair the brakes are applied. Throwing out the clutch also felt, and are…

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