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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 13 (March 1885) (1885)

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ess. The rotters passes through plates sliding in the car frame and hav- ings with an indefinite number of blows of the ham- are then introduced, when the second ring is placed at ing interposed between them the buffer spring. The mer, there could be lesser number of heatings and the other end of… … a stud that enters a notch in the end of the felly. A MULLER'S IMPROVED CAR COUPLING. series of U-shaped washers is mounted on the bolt within the chamber of the drawhead by a vertical pin, between the ends of the tire, their outer edges being is shown clearly in the plan view, Fig. 2. A spring se-…

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