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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 9 (August 1884) (1884)

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ct of into the ears. mode of working it is more difficult to remove the excavated In our engravings we give two applications of this appa- simplifying the control of the various motions. As a single material where the excavator is moving forward in a trench motor has, in fact, to actuate all the… … fixed against the bucket at the got up after the type of steam points where the chain is taut, cranes, where engine, boiler, and Fi<>. 2.-PLAN. but, at the moment the bucket is j ib revolve upon a frame mounted passing over the surfaces of the upon rails; while the new pivot- tumbler, the two…

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