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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 2 (July 1876) (1876)

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be fitted over the end of theaxle of the vehicle. Between the two heads the bar is en-larged and provided with a screw thread aperture, which isfitted with a powerful screw, D, provided with a lever, E, atone end, by which it may be turned, and having its other endrounded off to form a proper… … bring the end of the screw to bear in the required place. Theheads are then adjusted and secured, the head, B, beingpassed under the body of the vehicle, the hinged yoke passedover the axle and fastened to the head, and the head, B,being simply passed up on to the end of the axle. The screwis then…

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