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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 5 (July 1887) (1887)

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car- the train of gear wheels, but the respective pawls do 01875 per cent, or 316 of an inch. What may be done rying a friction pulley adapted to engage a friction not ongage the ratchet wheels, and the shaft on which with puddled iron is shown by experiments conducted pinion on one of the car… … ing Company, at port is held in its pivoted position by bolts entering SMITH'S AUTOMATIC CAR BRAKE. Hull. The engines are of the triple gear wheel, which communicates its motion, through expansion kind, and are the largest of the type which a small pinion, to a larger gear wheel above, the have…

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