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International marine engineering (1906)

New York : Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. · leaf 264

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, a plurality of rods along the length thereof, and a series of loop or ring ended frames slidably positioned thereon, said frames adapted to be spaced from the fore and after portion of the boat to amidship. Four claims. 843,803. MARINE-ENGINE GOVERNOR. SIMON A. FRASER AND JOHN M. NICHOLS, LORAIN,… … one connection with the standpipe at its upper end and another connection represent 500; each one of the spaces horizontally along the with the same near its lower end, a float in the standpipe normally located above said lower connection, which connection is adapted to discharge water scale for…

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