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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 2 (July 1859) (1859)

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strange and fantastic in his poem on " The Bells." And John J. Bate, of Brooklyn, L. I., has invented and pat- PULLEYS ON SHAFTING. so we might go on indulging in the train of thought that ented his improved lard kettle, the patents being dated Belting and pulleys form the most simple, universal… … Fig. 1 shows a verticaland Fig. 2 a horizontal section, small bolts are preferable. The bell may be turned once the relative size of pulleys, so as to obtain any number It consists of a double outer shell or jacket, A, into which in two years, or not so often, and the small amount of of revolutions…

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