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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (October 1886) (1886)

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e the link. The sists of a suspending strip, by which the device is raising the rear end of the handle, the spring may be link is held firmly in a horizontal position by the i^res- made to force the saw downward and cause it to do secured to the roof, and a cross piece riveted to the sure of the… … that the bearings are all right, without having ^con- HOEFFNER'S EAVES-IBOUGH HANGEB. WALTON'S CAB COUPLING. stantly to go round and try them with his hand, while a change of color will warn him that the bearing is get- end. The end of the bent arm of the strip is shaped corresponding drawhead, to…

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