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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 45 (July 1858) (1858)

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the shaft, A, and the crosshead, v, is ad- justed on said stem, t, by the screw nuts, w n\ of the crosshead, r, or by the centrifugal force ture in the arrangement described, that there O. D. MUNN, S. H. WALES, A. E. BEACH. of the balls of the governor, the slides, I, with To this crosshead, v, are… … The shaft, A, is provided with the usual swing the hanging dog on its pivot—not to other work to do, as it has when connected moment of tripping of the pawls, J, and then eccentric, C, and yoke, B, from which latter to the valve apparatus. slide or move anything from one point or po- it is so…

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