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

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ke & be removed. Access to the valves is greatly simpli- Marmon, of Indianapolis, Ind. For several years past LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN THE FRANKLIN AIR- fied and made easy for the chauffeur, and in case it the Marmon 4-cylinder V, or 90-degree motor, has been COOLED ENGINE. is necessary to grind… … head are apt tion, the horse- to cause pre- power was mature’ explo- raised to 10; sions Beyond and subsec- the bringing quently, by company produced a larger motor having eight cylin- adding an auxiliary exhaust, and thus disposing of the out of a 4-cylinder vertical water-cooled motor, the ders…

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