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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 21 (November 1864) (1864)

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pendent of each other, so that the outer wheel,in rounding curves, might turn oitener than the in-ner, in proportion to the greater length of the outerrail. This arrangement failed, because the axleswere fixed permanently in one position, the front axleparallel to that behind. A common wagon, so… … STOTTS FULLING-MILL STOP-MOTION. fly out on the arms and hold the weight, C, on thefast pulley; but when the velocity of the spindle isdecreased by the cloth catching in the rollers, theballs run in and the weight, C, drops; thus throwingthe belt from the fast to the loose pulley, and stop-ping the…

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