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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 21 (May 1864) (1864)

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ies of becoming prac- volved either way, forward or back. This is generally the way. The case containing this bolt is screwed to tically conversant with the injurious effects which a the door jainb, and the other part to the door itself. effected by having four pulleys and two belts, one of smoky… … A, to revolve in an oppos- 1-800,000th Is Injurious to SHAW'S REVERSING GEAR FOR COUNTER-SHAFTS ite direction. When the vegetation in wet weather bar is reversed again the pulley, C,. revolves freely I proper position by the spring, G, on one of the on the shaft, A, the same as a loose pulley, and…

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