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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 21 (May 1884) (1884)

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d the rest is lifted. having their lower ends connected by chains to the lower ends plate. Fitted in bearings in the cross pieces and in the nut As a motor is fastened to each foot, it is only necessary to of the sliding bars. Chains, which are fastened to the hand is a working screw, which is… … HALL'S GBAVIUOTOB. QVABNSTBOM'S IMFBOVED LIFTING JACK. Three plans for a new bridge over the Harlem River at One hundred and eighty-first Street, this city, have been laid motor may be constructed with two driving wheels forward, hoisting screw and the center of tbe base plate, so tliat before the…

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