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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 13 (March 1872) (1872)

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er cut away, as shown at B, making a progress of the road will naturally be slow, because its con tion of the principle involved. smaller tenon, and leaving a shoulder on three sides of the struction will be very expensive j but its importance to the We may now proceed to consider the nature of the… … plan to concentrate the packing in the The spoke is strong just where it iieeds ANDEREGG'S WAGON WHEEL. piston and the scraped face joints in strength, nameiif; af the shoulder, and the abutment as much as possible; therefore the annu- the hub is strong just where it requires most strength, at the…

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