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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 42 (July 1853) (1853)

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h each other, one of which revolves veniently arranged. the toggle, 6 c, are in line; psssing this, at the been brought before the public for obviating point 4, dotted line, D, the piston, «, has at- the difficulties encountered in turning curves; tained its lowest depressipn ; each piston, af-… … locality to another, or when they are not de- breadth of beam, at an inclination to the line The annexed engraving is a vertical section connected therewith ; b is an arm having a sired lor use. The improvement is in the man- of motion, and the buckets at right angles to ol a machine tor equalizing…

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