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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 21 (November 1878) (1878)

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imensions of the engines are as follows: due wear and a useless absorption of power. In the engine the eight-wheeled locomotives which are now at work on Cylinders, 10 by 14 inches; driving wheels, 38 inches diam- shown in the engraving, these objections are, in a great the east side or Third… … in the end of whicb The engraving is THE MOORLEX STEAM FIBE ENGINE. there is a guide- made from a photo- bole through which graph of one of the which is known as the " Forney" locomotive, is now for the piston rod passes. This lever is pivoted at the other end engines built by the Baldwin…

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