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Handwork in wood (1910)

Noyes, William, 1862-1928 · Peoria, Ill., Manual Arts Press · leaf 35

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een the rails, being fastened to the rear of theeno-ine by hook and cable. This has proved to be a very economicaluse of power and plant. Another method of traction where the woodland is open enoughis with a traction engine. The ones emi)loycd have sixty to onehundicd horse power. The great logs… … Fiy. 31. Snow Locomotive. Takes the place of 12 teamstersand 12 horses. Minnesota. In Northeren Michigan a snow Nx-oniotive. Fig. 31, is cominginto use, which has tremendous tractive powei, hauling one hundredto one hundred fifty tons of lunibci over snow or ice. It moves onrunnels. but there is…

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