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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 23 (June 1866) (1866)

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tools. room, by a glass win- The windlass is fitted dow being placed in the with a pawl and ratchet partition, which brings which can be used when everything under view any work is to be done at a glance. In pump- without the aid of the ing, the work can be engine. The outside done with much less… … to be graduated in hoisting and lowering the tools. a frozen mass, weighing about eight pounds, when this frequently occurs when the power is most needed. The band wheel being in the lower part of the der- it exploded, and the poor man was blown high into The direct connection overcomes this…

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