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

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tain the same system of in any other type of engine, the horse-power was only the 4-cylinder, air-cooled V motor and an ordi- raised to 12. For 1908, by the addition of a cylinder force-feed lubrication by forcing oil through a hollow nary 4-cylinder vertical motor with water-cooled cylin- crank… … The new Franklin arrangement consists of a valve ball bearings of generous size. The cams are espe- Separate Cylinder and Head of the Marmon Engine. within a valve. The outer, or exhaust valve, is merely cially large, as are also the nickel-steel valves, which The valves are located in the head,…

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