New York, N.Y. : U.S. Industrial Pub. Co. · leaf 667
ange of form or dimensions, without lubrication, and without attention from the wagon driver. The mere fact that no such bearing is now known, and that the wisest of engineers deny the possibility of constructing such a bearing, is of no importance or significance whatever. The final automobile… … Fig. 3. Slack Filled Ball Circle is engaging the closest attention of thousands of inventive minds, and therefore the permanent bearing is certain to appear. No material, except possibly the diamond, is known which will endure sliding friction under even such light loads as are imposed by the…
Automobiles
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