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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 13 (April 1882) (1882)

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engine. The engine is provided lar frame secured to the cylmder, and supported under the with automatic glass oilers and cylinder lubricator, a full crank bearings by two strong stands bolted to the frame and hammered iron, the straps being keyed and bolted and well set of wrenches, oil can, and,… … Fig 3.—Sectional view of Fire Box, showing Stays and Crown Sheet, Fis;. 1.—Croys Section of Cylinder, Dome, and Extiaust Chamber. best Pennsylvania charcoal iron and carefully fitted. A working strain of the engine, and as the crank boxes or bear- successful tjoiler is a necessary ccjunterpart of a…

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