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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 6 (February 1888) (1888)

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d the simplest of which is a cable passing over a pul- valve with which they are put in communication. The a.car fixed to the extremity of a metallic column form- ley, carrying at one end the load to be raised and acted pipe from the distributer stops at the top of the reser- ing a piston ; (2) of… … tappets fixed to the car and the maneuvering rod, so as rig. 1.-THE DISTEIBTJTKE. to prevent any inattention from causing violent or The detail at the left is the hydro-electrical regulator, dangerous shocks at the ends of the car's travel. Finally, a system of automatically maneuvered the…

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