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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 6 (August 1876) (1876)

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milar heavy work. the rosette, g, of the headstall, and at k are loops passing from the bit and around the check rein, so that said check The power is applied to great advantage, and after the weight entific American as a means of placing an invention be- fore the people. rein may slide through… … A is the lifting bar which is toothed on opposite sides and disposed between guide ribs, which keep it in gear with a couple of toothed wheels, B. These wheels are arranged on shafts journaled in the top of the supporting frame, which shafts are provided with ratchet and pawl-holding mechan- ism,…

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