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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 13 (March 1884) (1884)

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n 55. Al- but also a yielding in a circumferential direction, so as to very simple and workmanlike, will be readily understood together the hill is 1,137 feet in length, and rises 63 feet, enable the pull of the engine to be exerted through an giving an average gradient of almost exactly 1 in 18 ;… … lie. Fig. 3. terminated by a cast iron block cast on was securely clipped to one of the spokes and made to bear with its point on the them. To these blocks are riveted two web of one of the T-irons of the outer tire, so as to scratch rings of flat bar iron, which serve to connect the outer ends the…

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