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

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g. Splash lubrication This motor can also be perfectly balanced, and hardly available, the car can ascend the grade or traverse is also used. The motor is fed from a single carbu- requires a flywheel. The range of speed is very great; the bad road without dropping back to a lower gear. reter placed… … Front View of the Peerless Motur. This picture shows the carbureter and magneto, as well as the lever for advancing armature of the latter, orse silent chains. sion of a duplicate power plant, which is instantly at the forward end of the motor; as is also the me- of 3 to 70 miles can be had on the…

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