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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 19 (1907) (1907)

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suit- also of helping to bring the transmission and the power into mesh with the spur gear on the differential, and able bearing, and thus the gears can be brought face- shaft in a direct line with the engine, has been carried also with the large spur gear on the countershaft, thus on against the… … THE COMBINED TRANSMISSION AND REAR AXLE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CAR. Thi location of the transmission is gradually coming into vogue. It makes possible a straight line drive from the engine to the rear 1 positively holds the gear 10 out axle, which results in less loss of pow: r in the universals,…

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