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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 12 (September 1866) (1866)

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t the car may be the- track than is possible in the ordinary truck, to made wider, or consist of two stories. It is claimed The old-fashioned wood fire, although having its facilitate the ingress and egress of passengers, the that the wheels, being on independent axles, are inconveniences, is free… … lower portions of the after passing the center. This arrangement tends to cross-ties, springs of STRAIT'S SUSPENSION CAR TRUCK. throw the ashes from side to side until they are rubber, or other suita- thoroughly sifted, while the position of the door, curves than where both of a pair of wheels are…

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