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to take up different speeds of rotation. Onemechanism which satisfies the required condition for the frontaxle is described in § 98; and the mechanism generally adoptedon the back axle is that just described. The back axle is made intwo parts, A and B, and the back wheels are keyed to them… … FranvPortEngine EtoniStcaioan Fig. 100. running on the straight, the axles A and B rotate at the samespeed as K; but when turning a corner the mechanism allowsthem, to rotate at different speeds, the relation between the speedsbeing as stated above. In the second application which may be noticed,…
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