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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 26 (June 1879) (1879)

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ce several notable accidents due entirely to this on the engine, so that when the engine runs with the ten- B C, which are pivoted to the tte beams and jointed together. cause—inventors have turned their attention, and with con- der ahead, the switch may be operated equally as well. The The lever,… … rack and detent much like the reversing to do. Having too much, he is liable to lever of the engine, is connected by a become confused; having too little, be rod with a lever at the upper end of a is liable to become negligent. In all OBEENWAT'S SWITCH CONTBOLLEB. short vertical shaft, journaled in…

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