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Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering : illustrated with four thousand engravings on wood ; in two volumes (1873)

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It is the invention of M. C. Bry-ant, of Lowell, Massachusetts. The wholemachine rests on two square bed-stones;the outside of the case, or tub, is only shown rpav^--—in the figure, within which the wire-basket,open at the top for the reception of thegoods, revolves on a vertical shaft; to… … HYDROMETER. 35 the form usually empkiyeJ on small tilt or trip hammers; a belt passing round this pulley, and continually moving, communicates motion to the pulley -whenever a binder brings the belt in close contactwith its periphery. The binder is attached to an extremity of an oscillating frame,…

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