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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 21 (November 1879) (1879)

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not points, like the mast of a vessel, so that there will be no pos- cast iron journals which weigh 3,700 lb. each, forming the been without their reward sibility of its falling over. grooves for the trunnions to work in. A six inch rib is cast The firm construct engines on this plan with blast… … Trenton, N. J. The castings of the iron necting the two piston rods, so that it may I P. MORRIS COMPANY'S BLAST ENGINE. work were made by the Phoenix Iron accommodate itself to any irregularities Works Company, of Trenton, and the of wear in the main shaft or crank pins. carpentering work will be…

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