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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 12 (September 1867) (1867)

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horse power a water-wheel or a moving on four wheels and upon a pair of straight horizon- quired elsewhere and the time is of the greatest value. windmill gives out in its action, or how much power is con- The object of the anchor tripper seen in the accompanying tal rails, is attached to the… … off set and concaved to re- determines the size of the circle of contact between the cone HEITMANN'S PATENT ANCHOR TRIPPER. ceive the ends of the latch and the sphere. The annexed diagram shows the relative sumed by a millstone or other uniformly rotating mechanism. bars as seen in the engraving. A…

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