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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 24 (December 1879) (1879)

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ended t9 replace, in so far as the manner of its locomo- be found out then rather than when the train was going at four beats of the two cylinders. It was only under steam tion is concerned. Two right angled levers. A, are jointed full speed. Unless the fire was properly constructed and to bars, B,… … ly lifted from the ground, carried locomotive. Every engine failure forward, and placed upon the was the result of one of two things. PRAUL"S TRACTION ENGINE. ground, there to remain while the It was either a deviation from what motor is carried forward one step, the builder intended, or a…

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