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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 19 (November 1865) (1865)

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to allow it to run down to It consists in detail of a wheel, A, armed with the closing point. pins, B, on which are friction rollers. These pins TIIE CHEAPEST AND BEST This gate was patented through the Scientific work against a helix, C, on the shaft, D, and, by MECHANICAL JOURNAL XN THE WOULD… … Science, which everybody can understand. SWEETLAND'S HORSE-POWER. STEAM AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING will continue to receive careful attention, and all experiments an d For further information address Geo. Bez, Mokena, In the rim of the wheel, A, there are sockets E, practical results will be fully…

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